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In reply to the discussion: An Immodest Proposal - Stop Using the Word "Fuck" to Condemn People [View all]gay texan
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An Immodest Proposal - Stop Using the Word "Fuck" to Condemn People [View all]
MineralMan
May 2021
OP
Some studies that use of some curse words indicates a better grasp of life and
Blue_true
May 2021
#68
I could point out a dozen videos of idiots who don't seem to be able to talk without using profanity
Treefrog
May 2021
#92
Yes people who use cuss words do so because they lack the intellectual ability to express themselves
totodeinhere
May 2021
#107
I agree totally. The term in this context has come to mean VIOLENT PUNISHMENT...
hlthe2b
May 2021
#5
I dunno. I would give DUers some credit for being able to tell the literate from the figurative.
Beastly Boy
May 2021
#11
When I was a kid, I witnessed a pretty meaningful extended conversation between two kids.
Beastly Boy
May 2021
#21
Exactly. "Fuck" in the context of angry expostulation doesn't have anything to do
Ocelot II
May 2021
#15
People like you who complain about taboo words should be thanked for reinforcing their value.
Towlie
May 2021
#26
Also, let's quit calling someone we dislike a "slack-jawed, booger-eating pigfucker" it's insulting
Bucky
May 2021
#75
Don't forget to eliminate it in your next version of your Newspeak dictionary.
roamer65
May 2021
#52
For me the word is a way to channel my frustration, and yes, anger, sadness, and despair
AngryOldDem
May 2021
#61
I agree. Sometimes, it is the only word that can properly express the depth of anger or
smirkymonkey
May 2021
#86
I agree it's over-used, diluting the intended impact, but I disagree on one point: ...
JustABozoOnThisBus
May 2021
#67