"HeyThereImJames" wrote:

Also, no idea why  this was moved to Say Anything.

No idea, sorry. I'd  move it to debating if I could.

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It's ok, haha

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"GawjussGracieex" wrote:

"HeyThereImJames" wrote:

Also, no idea why this was moved to Say Anything.

No idea, sorry. I'd move it to debating if I could.

Maybe it should be: dou think a children can say bad words-moved-moved.

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Swearing is complicated. The words themselves are not wrong, it's the meaning that's tied to them, usually by stupid people. In fact, take "stupid" for example. It's normally supposed to mean someone who has defects in some way. Humanity has deformed it into just a hurtful word in general. Gay used to mean happy, as well. Now it means homosexual, and to some people, it's an insult. I don't see why people accept censorship, either. "What the fudge" has the same meaning as the original phrase, yet people are okay with it. So, no, I'm not okay with children swearing. If they are, it's their parents' fault. I'm also not okay with people swearing constantly just to amuse people. It's. Not. Funny. But children swearing just makes me more disappointed in humanity. ...and I just wrote a paragraph on swearing. Now I'm disappointed with myself. :l

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Sometimes, children have to say curse words. Back in England, where me mum and me come from, if you didn't curse as a child, you were liable to get beat up by kids who did curse. This behavior is spreading to America. what is the point of the English language is there are forbidden words? Why make words just to censor them? Bad words have been on a metaphorical rollercoaster, it used to be quite common, or even fashionable, to curse. Now it is banned. .... I ranted. ... Also: Purple ducks!

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Well, it's not recommended. But it's not like it's against the law or anything. 

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