[ SECRET POST #3939 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3939 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Things you straight up don’t get

[(Anonymous)]

Censoring slurs on the internet. It should be obvious from the context that you’re not using it against someone.

Re: Things you straight up don’t get

[(Anonymous)]

The argument is that those words are wrong in and of themselves, not just when used as invective against someone else.

Re: Things you straight up don’t get

[(Anonymous)]

It's part of communication though. Saying "Man, my computer is being a c*** right now" is sort of along the lines of saying "This is really frickin' messed up."

Why say frickin' or freaking or any of the others when everyone knows what F word you're hinting at? Because they communicate different tones.

Re: Things you straight up don’t get

[(Anonymous)]

Then use the lesser swear word? Why opt for the stronger one when you’re gonna censor it.

Re: Things you straight up don’t get

[(Anonymous)]

I always forget that cunt is such a strong swear word in the US.

Re: Things you straight up don’t get

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I'm Canadian, and I'm pretty relaxed about swearing, but if I hear a Canadian guy using "cunt" in public, I generally regard that as a sign to keep him at arms length. (Not a big fan of women using it either, but as it is essentially a gendered slur, it bothers me less when women use it, as long as they're not using it to attack each other.)

OTOH, I don't hold the British Isles crowd to the same standards, since I know that it just doesn't carry the same weight over there.

Re: Things you straight up don’t get

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah i'm a brit and it really isn't that big a deal over here.