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In reply to the discussion: How we speak to one another [View all]luv2fly
(2,569 posts)15. It's not the occasional, it's the norm for some folks
And I get many don't care, and it's not even the word "fuck." It's the tone of some people's language as they speak to others, and when people belittle others I just don't get it.
I have many words filtered but sadly it only applies to titles. not the body of the text.
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A felon, rapist and (likely) pedophile is occupying the Whitehouse and destroying the nation
Orrex
10 hrs ago
#1
I stand with Luv2fly's call for civility & against disrespect. "Word police" is gaslighting. nt
AnotherMother4Peace
2 hrs ago
#45
Really, what is the difference between you or other posters voicing your annoyance and the OP...
Trueblue Texan
1 hr ago
#47
Aye. It seems to me that the OP has merely asked that posters bear this DU Term Of Service in mind:
Mister Ed
5 hrs ago
#37
Polite censorhip is still censorship. All offense is assumed. Stop being offended.
marble falls
1 hr ago
#56