[ SECRET POST #4411 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4411 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, someone who is an asshole can also be a lot of other things. We know that. We basically take it for granted. They may be an asshole, but they're also good looking, and a hell of a tennis player. Or whatever. Substitute other traits in here. Whereas calling someone garbage basically sums them up and throws them away.

This is interesting. I feel like, if you actually take the insult literally, calling someone an asshole is basically just as dehumanizing as calling someone garbage. But over time we've gotten used to "asshole" as an insult, to the point where we now understand asshole to mean "a specific kind of annoying person", not just your butthole.

[(Anonymous)]

An asshole has a continued purpose, expelling waste is like the opposite of useless and having zero worth

[(Anonymous)]

That's all well and good, but you can't joke around about "asshole", and then take "garbage" with total earnest seriousness

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT - Yup, I agree with this.