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In reply to the discussion: How we speak to one another [View all]luv2fly
(2,567 posts)24. Thanks for asking
It's not the word "fuck" as a few here seem to think, and maybe that is simply my inability to adequately convey my thoughts, it certainly happens. It's the blatant disrespect, screaming at others and doubling down on it when challenged. I really hope people don't talk like that to others in their face to face conversations but who knows. It just strikes me that here, though while we share a diverse set of opinions, there seems little need to belittle and scream at others.
I suspect if these folks were in a room with the same people they are talking to here, they might be a bit kinder. I may very well be wrong.
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A felon, rapist and (likely) pedophile is occupying the Whitehouse and destroying the nation
Orrex
8 hrs ago
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I stand with Luv2fly's call for civility & against disrespect. "Word police" is gaslighting. nt
AnotherMother4Peace
42 min ago
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