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Old 10-24-2010, 11:52 AM   #43
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And heaven forbid (pun intended) mentioning religion in front of an atheist! It's like waving a red flag in front of an irritated bull. They literally can't control themselves. They just have to attack. To them the word God is THE most offensive profanity around and they'll go to any length to stamp it out or drive the offender away.
I'm [probably] an atheist, and I find God to be a hilarious concept, and would hate to stamp it out or drive it away.
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How far can you go with profanity? Does freedom of speech trump all other considerations?

Sure, you can use vulgar and offensive language to a 9 year old boy or girl. That’s just freedom of speech, right?
Do you have this compulsion or sense of justification? I see nothing wrong with using "vulgar" language in front of children, but I don't feel compelled to use it, as it's a bit wasted on those who can't appreciate the nuances.
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