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Topic	My friend told a woman, "fuck her and her ugly ass children."
darkknight109 07/19/18 11:54:14 AM #25:	InhumaneRaider posted... darkknight109 posted... Kyuubi4269 posted... darkknight109 posted... Yes, he was wrong. Generally it's considered bad manners to swear around kids (yes, even in a public space). All she was asking for was for him to mind his manners and he followed it up with an insult. She was in no position to challenge his behaviour as a stranger. Sure she was. She absolutely has the right to comment on bad behaviour if she sees it; it's not like she tried to punch him or anything. You can't even argue that doing so is bad manners, because the TC's friend was the one who displayed bad manners in the first place by swearing in a public place. If you disagree, I invite you to go into the nearest department store, head over to the deepest concentration of customers and staff and start loudly swearing, then watch what happens. How is bending over...straining your back and then saying "aw fuck", bad behavior? Seems pretty normal to me. As mentioned above, it's generally considered bad manners to swear around kids. If you don't understand the problem, I'll repeat my challenge. Go head over to a playground or some other place where there's lots of kids and their parents present, start swearing loudly and see how long it takes before someone comes over to have a friendly chat with you about it. InhumaneRaider posted... She was literally trying to police his language. His response is bad, the initial argument is entirely her fault. All she did was - rather politely, I might add - mention that there were kids present. She didn't even say anything like "watch your language", or something similar. And that's apparently justification for TC's friend to swear at her and call her kids ugly? Fuck me, have we really reached that point as a society where making a polite request to someone is now considered an act of war? --- Kill 1 man: You are a murderer. Kill 10 men: You are a monster. Kill 100 men: You are a hero. Kill 10,000 men, you are a conqueror! <cite>darkknight109 posted [p:905354106] in My friend ... [t:76821379]...</cite> <quote><cite>InhumaneRaider posted...</cite> <quote><cite>darkknight109 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Kyuubi4269 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>darkknight109 posted...</cite> <quote>Yes, he was wrong. Generally it's considered bad manners to swear around kids (yes, even in a public space). All she was asking for was for him to mind his manners and he followed it up with an insult.</quote> She was in no position to challenge his behaviour as a stranger.</quote> Sure she was. She absolutely has the right to comment on bad behaviour if she sees it; it's not like she tried to punch him or anything. You can't even argue that doing so is bad manners, because the TC's friend was the one who displayed bad manners in the first place by swearing in a public place. If you disagree, I invite you to go into the nearest department store, head over to the deepest concentration of customers and staff and start loudly swearing, then watch what happens.</quote> How is bending over...straining your back and then saying "aw fuck", bad behavior? Seems pretty normal to me.</quote> As mentioned above, it's generally considered bad manners to swear around kids. If you don't understand the problem, I'll repeat my challenge. Go head over to a playground or some other place where there's lots of kids and their parents present, start swearing loudly and see how long it takes before someone comes over to have a friendly chat with you about it. <cite>InhumaneRaider posted...</cite> <quote>She was literally trying to police his language. His response is bad, the initial argument is entirely her fault.</quote> All she did was - rather politely, I might add - mention that there were kids present. She didn't even say anything like "watch your language", or something similar. And that's apparently justification for TC's friend to swear at her and call her kids ugly? Fuck me, have we really reached that point as a society where making a polite request to someone is now considered an act of war? --- Kill 1 man: You are a murderer. Kill 10 men: You are a monster. Kill 100 men: You are a hero. Kill 10,000 men, you are a conqueror!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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