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whogo's post (#19) meant absolutely nothing to you?
Without knowing the context it is impossible to form an opinion on the particular instances. And a boss may have every reason to be profane at a particular screw up.
I spent my working life as an engineer running large projects. The standard dialog is fiercely profane to the point that you would actually have to be careful who you put on the point. And that is a custom in engineering of long standing. It was however in no way actually aimed at the individual. Just a style thing.
Without knowing the context it is impossible to form an opinion on the particular instances. And a boss may have every reason to be profane at a particular screw up.
I spent my working life as an engineer running large projects. The standard dialog is fiercely profane to the point that you would actually have to be careful who you put on the point. And that is a custom in engineering of long standing. It was however in no way actually aimed at the individual. Just a style thing.
Yes, of course, cursing employees under you is just a style thing. Where I work you won't work long with that "style".
It could be worse. The Democrats ideal candidate is a black lesbian Jew. That way anyone critical of the candidate can be labeled a racist, anti-Semitic, misogynist, homophobe.
You are under the impression that bad language is never used by senior politicians? Ever listen to some of the presidential tapes.
Or is this simply the start of the misogynist attacks on Clinton?
Is it misogynist to expect a lady to behave somewhat lady like?
She has every right to behave and act like that and people have every right to react accordingly.
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