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Over the past few years, I made the decision to totally cut obscenities out from my speech. You might actually be able to find recordings of me cursing four or five years ago, but as of now, I really stand by my decision. Obscenities are the linguistic equivalent of an trashy emaciated person entirely decked in tattoos, smoking cigarettes and wearing a shirt with nudity on it. They'll defend what they do on the idea that it's someone "their right," or "expression," as if they do what they do for some lofty philosophical reason.

When a person curses, it’s a direct indication that they are thinking on a lower, more reactive, more emotional level.

The site owner has another site with some pretty good linux/bash tutorials. Props where it’s deserved.

Generally I don’t like this kinda faux-intellectual and antagonistic writing. Reading this makes me pull out technical jargon or fancy words from my vocabulary like weeds. They use the term coomer which I haven’t seen in years. They mentioned an undergrad in econ somewhere, maybe that’s what give the boon of confidence?

Anyone else think they may have become sorta like this if things were different? I think that may have happened to me if I was less caring of others… and more hateful of others instead of hateful of myself (still working on that!)

Something interesting is the casual usage of psychology as an explanation, usually where the reason why someone or some people do a thing is because of a keen insight of the writer, where, what people self-report is untrue and what is inferred is true.

They also talk about conspiracy a ton for some reason.

The kinds of thinking really go all around, it really confuses me as how said folk manage to create a coherent understanding. The easy answer is maybe they don’t, and I might be inclined to agree, I’d like to try and have a dialogue to see how their brains work.

  • InevitableSwing [none/use name]@hexbear.netEnglish
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    9 months ago

    I swear a lot of the time because I’m fucking angry. It helps me vent and it helps keep my sentences simpler. People understand that most of not all of my rage is at situations in the news or not in the news but should be. If I write “I swear a lot of the time because I’m angry…” - it could cause confusion. I could be talking about my personal life.

    I do admit it’s a cheapie way to make jokes too.

    There might be times when it’s proper for someone to react in righteous anger, but those are in reality so rare as to only happen in life-and-death situations.

    I get the sense this guy doesn’t have much empathy. If your eyes are open to the world - “so rare” entirely wrong. Not only that - situations can come up every darn day.

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    Ninja edit

    I googled him.

    Who is Luke Smith and why I’m seeing him everywhere? : linuxmasterrace

    A comment I noticed. I have no context so I don’t have any idea how accurate/inaccurate it is…

    A hateful religious nut-job that occasionally makes a Linux video, then asks you for a donation to himself for introducing you to someone else’s work.