Roseanne Barr says she's 'queer,' slams the word 'f-g' in YouTube video

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Roseanne Barr did not hold back on her feelings regarding allegations of anti-Semitism in the leaders of the Women's March. The former ABC sitcom star said she considers herself a proponent for women's rights, she's worked hard over her career to give women a voice in the media, but when it comes to Women's March leaders Linda Sarsour, Carmen Perez and Tamika Mallory -- well, 'B---h, shut up!'

Roseanne Barr slammed the word "f-g" and declared she is "queer" in a minute-long post on YouTube Sunday.

"Man, the word f-g is a really hateful word, isn’t it?" Barr, who appears to be sitting in a golf cart, began. "Especially when it’s like one gay calling another gay guy that. Whoo! Have you ever been in the middle of one of them hate marriages? Whoof!”

She continued: "It’s like ‘Wait a minute. We’re not supposed to say that word. How come you’re saying that word? What? Okay, I just can’t say the word. Well, I can when I’m in the house, but I can’t say it outside of the house. Okay, I get your rules.'”

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Barr, 66, goes on to say that "f-g" is a "hateful word" and people "should get rid of it."

"Get rid of it being spoken," she added. “All that LGBTQ stuff, okay, let me just be real. I put the Q in LGBTQ. Okay. Because I am queer as two motherf--kers. I’m queer. I’m alien. I don’t belong here with all these people. They make no sense. They are very queer. And that makes me a queer, I guess. But I did put the Q in it. Bye."

It is unclear whether Barr was referring to her sexuality or using the term to say she's not like the mainstream.

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Last May, Barr was fired from ABC and her show "Roseanne" was canceled abruptly after she tweeted a comment widely seen as racist, directed at former Obama aide Valerie Jarrett. Since being let go by the network, Barr has not returned to comedy or TV. Instead, she opted to host a talk show on her YouTube channel in which she interviews people around world issues.