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You see and hear them everyday. The f word, the s word and so on. But there are other words, retard, gay, lesbian, dike, etc (not sure if you mods would consider these profanity or not, so I apologize in advance) that you wouldn't want to be called.

 

For instance, if someone, anyone, who is mentally disabled, has trouble with anything, would you just randomly walk over and call them a retard? It's mean, it's rude, and unnecessary. Discuss.

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I hear these words all the time. Some people find it appropriate to mix them into everyday language (My cousins' grandfather openly swears in front of his 8 year old grandaughter). I however don't feel that they should be used this way. Once in a while to express extreme emotion is fine, but overall I think that people use them far to much.

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Lol, I don't even see why they are called swear words.

What is with americans these days.

ooops, we have skin, and free will, so you cant show your body parts!

ooops, your kinda dark.. you cant come in my resturant!

ooops, yo dawg, i think im black o.0" but duude.. your white 0.o

ooops, we have a problem with everything else, except our language. I know!

lets create some random words, and call them swear words!

then one day, our kids kids, will be spanked for *bleep*

 

seriously

there words

words are words

what would you rather stop

 

a guy walking up to you repeating the f word, fork fork fork fork

or a guy walking up to you with a gun in his hand >_>

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No one enjoys being called anything like that' date=' but that doesn't mean it can be stopped

Just deal with it and move on with your life

 

~Clariex[/color']

 

True words. I agree somewhat, but let's see what others have to say. . .

 

~Kenpachi Zaraki

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As far as "curse words" I don't know who came up with the idea that they are so bad. If you think about it, they are just synonyms for words considered "more" tolerable. I don't see what the big deal is they're just words. What's the difference in me saying the A-word or butt? Or saying the S-word and stuff?

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There are no problems with words, nor are there any real shame or hate in the actual dictionary attached to words that we use as racists or hateful. It's the hate monger using the words that gives them the power to be 'bad words'.

 

Anyone else besides me remember a time when 'to funk something' meant 'to hit something'?

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I come from a world where using such words is such a common place, sometimes it is used as a positive gesture.... This is proof that the insinuation of such words is what makes them bad.

 

Although their original intent is a bad one, it can be adjusted properly. But due to that same reasoning, I do not believe it should be used in an everyday situation.

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Some good points made. But bloodrun' date=' lemme ask you this: How would you like being called a S.O.B. or any of the like?

 

~Kenpachi Zaraki

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lol man, i call myself one bad SOB

i call my shetface

dirtbag

fecktard

 

all that good stuff

your wordsd dont hurt me =)

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Some good points made. But bloodrun' date=' lemme ask you this: How would you like being called a S.O.B. or any of the like?

 

~Kenpachi Zaraki

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Lol man, I call myself one bad SOB.

I call my shetface.

Dirtbag, fecktard.

 

All that good stuff.

Your words dont hurt me. =)

 

Do I have to babysit you?

 

Yes popi.

Punta mi anu diedres...

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