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I was driving across PA yesterday, and noticed more than one "F*** Biden" flag on some houses.
First of all: Of course I've said F*** [insert politician's name here], but usually under my breath or to close friends during a conversation about politics. Not in public. I can cuss like a sailor. Not in public.
Second: Someone manufactures those flags.
Third: There is a demand for those flags.
Fourth: As I drove by one house with said flag, a 30-something male adult and two kids were playing in the yard. Whoever the adults are in that house, what kind of example are they setting for their children? Profanity is OK in public? Saying F*** anyone is OK? My mother would have slapped me into the next state if she heard me say that word (she still does, at 87 ...).
So that's a very good question. When did it become OK to spew profanity in public, and why is it OK now?
I bet those people voted Trump in 2016,
It's like saying you drove through Vermont and saw thanks Biden signs -- means absolutely nothing in the greater scheme of things.
I have heard F^ck Biden out of both democrats and republican's mouths these past few weeks. My hatred for Biden is right up there with my hatred for the Taliban so I really have no issues saying it.
I was driving across PA yesterday, and noticed more than one "F*** Biden" flag on some houses.
First of all: Of course I've said F*** [insert politician's name here], but usually under my breath or to close friends during a conversation about politics. Not in public. I can cuss like a sailor. Not in public.
Second: Someone manufactures those flags.
Third: There is a demand for those flags.
Fourth: As I drove by one house with said flag, a 30-something male adult and two kids were playing in the yard. Whoever the adults are in that house, what kind of example are they setting for their children? Profanity is OK in public? Saying F*** anyone is OK? My mother would have slapped me into the next state if she heard me say that word (she still does, at 87 ...).
So that's a very good question. When did it become OK to spew profanity in public, and why is it OK now?
As much as I don’t like Biden and have zero respect for him, I don’t condone flags or signs like this for anyone. One reason I believe is people are angry and don’t feel heard and profanity isn’t taboo anymore.
My mom would have slapped me into the next state too!
We all need to start speaking up about biden and harris. They need to resign, before they do any more damage, to our country....if that means screaming F**k biden, then so be it.
I was driving across PA yesterday, and noticed more than one "F*** Biden" flag on some houses.
First of all: Of course I've said F*** [insert politician's name here], but usually under my breath or to close friends during a conversation about politics. Not in public. I can cuss like a sailor. Not in public.
Second: Someone manufactures those flags.
Third: There is a demand for those flags.
Fourth: As I drove by one house with said flag, a 30-something male adult and two kids were playing in the yard. Whoever the adults are in that house, what kind of example are they setting for their children? Profanity is OK in public? Saying F*** anyone is OK? My mother would have slapped me into the next state if she heard me say that word (she still does, at 87 ...).
So that's a very good question. When did it become OK to spew profanity in public, and why is it OK now?
It was 'normalized' by anti-American leftists who spewed a non stop stream of very public vitriol at President Trump from 2016-2020. You and yours opened the box. Now you want to close it?
It was 'normalized' by anti-American leftists who spewed a non stop stream of very public vitriol at President Trump from 2016-2020. You and yours opened the box. Now you want to close it?
Did you not read my post where I said I don't use those words in public?
Do you think anti-Trump rhetoric invented profanity? Or was the first to use it publicly?
Once again: Who voted for who isn't the point. Trump vs. Biden isn't the point. The point is: When did we as a society become so publicly profane? Why is it now OK to shout obscenities during a college football game? The OP and a few others on this thread think it's hilarious that college students are chanting profanity at a football game. Why do they think this is acceptable behavior?
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Originally Posted by SilkHammer
It was 'normalized' by anti-American leftists who spewed a non stop stream of very public vitriol at President Trump from 2016-2020. You and yours opened the box. Now you want to close it?
This is true.
There were plenty of "f..." Trump signs, flags, t-shirts, etc. and the left loved them. They would ridicule those who didn't like it and would even call them a "Karen" if someone complained about a sign because there were children that could see it.
I get the dislike for Biden. I have a lot of contempt for him myself.
But when did we become a nation of such foul-mouthed, terribly behaved boobs?
When I was growing up my parents used to say that you can dislike the POTUS all you like but that we should ALWAYS respect the office.
Those days are long gone. Everyone has a opinion and they want the world to hear it.
Since 2 years ago
Well, when we have a middle-aged political figure like Rashida said this about Trump, then it’s reasonable for college age young adults to do the same thing
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