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In reply to the discussion: How we speak to one another [View all]58Sunliner
(6,232 posts)21. I have used the expression, but never at someone on this board.
I'm unclear what you are upset about. People using the words in reference to actions or policies by politicians, etc.., or people calling others out on this board by using profanity? Can you clarify this?
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A felon, rapist and (likely) pedophile is occupying the Whitehouse and destroying the nation
Orrex
Wednesday
#1
I stand with Luv2fly's call for civility & against disrespect. "Word police" is gaslighting. nt
AnotherMother4Peace
23 hrs ago
#45
Really, what is the difference between you or other posters voicing your annoyance and the OP...
Trueblue Texan
22 hrs ago
#47
First they came for they F-bombs and I laughed. Then they came for the A-bombs.
thought crime
11 hrs ago
#65
Aye. It seems to me that the OP has merely asked that posters bear this DU Term Of Service in mind:
Mister Ed
Yesterday
#37
Polite censorhip is still censorship. All offense is assumed. Stop being offended.
marble falls
22 hrs ago
#56
(Ooops, acgidently posted above before done) Well, I do use the "F" word here, but....
electric_blue68
9 hrs ago
#68