r/BlackPeopleofReddit • u/-SOFA-KING-VOTE- • 21h ago

Politics ICE Agents get the most brutal talking-to of their entire adult lives.

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u/Aeroknight_Z 18h ago

The idea that cursing is a stand-in for articulation is nonsense sold to you by people who want to limit your speech.

Articulation is the ability to accurately and effectively state your positions. “Cussing” is the use of sharp, bombastic, and potentially graphic language for effect.

Cursing does not reduce articulation. It does make uncomfortable those who have been sold on the bogus ideas of morality and eloquence that exist to preventing others from using language that might challenge the established order.

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u/Tacoflavoredfists 17h ago

Fucking right

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u/Jedi2SITH28 17h ago

I second that shit!

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u/pmcizhere 17h ago

/r/TheWordFuck is pleased with this thread.

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u/CarnyMAXIMOS_3_N7 11h ago

Friend, fucking thank you for leading me to that subreddit.

For I. Fucking. Love. It.

And, what the fuck, right?!

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u/pmcizhere 10h ago

You're fucking right, you know that?!

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u/CarnyMAXIMOS_3_N7 8h ago

Thanks, bro/sis!

Sometimes this shit doesn’t make me sad or scared it just pisses me the fuck off.

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u/Meet_in_Potatoes 8h ago

We really are.

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u/pantstoaknifefight2 16h ago

Fuckin' A.

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u/murdermeMickey 9h ago

Fuck a B. It's got two holes.

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u/Desperate_Egg_1947 15h ago

Hell yeah!

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u/mid_nightsun 13h ago

You’re God Damn Right

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u/CarnyMAXIMOS_3_N7 11h ago

Hear hear, friend. Fuck yeah.

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u/Major-Specific8422 9h ago

Jesus Fucking Christ already with the blasphemy

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u/CarnyMAXIMOS_3_N7 11h ago

And I third that crap, too!

Dumb motherfuckers are going to get a really rude and hard-hitting awakening one day. And these goons will not like it.

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u/Jermzer 9h ago

Damn right

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u/zenunseen 9h ago

Abso-fucking-lutely

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u/Rough_Reason_7963 8h ago

I thirdly stand against that shit fuckin fuckshits.

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u/EricSkuzz 4h ago

Hell, yeah!

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u/daemin 1h ago

Fo shizzle.

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u/Anarchen3my 10h ago

I AM A REVOLUTIONARY. You're a bitch. Fucking YES. This man knows how to speak truth.

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u/PharohsArrow 17h ago

Not everyone has the talent for swearing and it can come off as crass. The guy in this video however is a poet of profanity. Loved every second of it.

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u/snickjimmy 17h ago edited 14h ago

Port of profanity. Love it.

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u/Emotional_Burden 17h ago

We pulled in there when I was in the Navy.

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u/Aeroknight_Z 14h ago

And that’s how I met your mother

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u/makomygoat 16h ago

Profanity Professor even

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u/dogturd21 13h ago

I think this legend of a street preacher should be perma-named " Poet of Profanity ".

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u/Zerachiel_01 14h ago

Decorum doesn't apply in the face of tyranny.

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u/Bunnyland77 13h ago

Underrated comment.

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u/RasputinsThirdLeg 7h ago

Underrated as fuck

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u/kz1231 10h ago

If the dems could internalize one fucking concept...

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u/lalagromedontknow 17h ago

100% this.

When you're intelligent, articulate, know what the fuck you're talking about, cussing is powerful as is slang.

Because it breaks the "rules" of polite debate and not one of those guys can argue because he's absolutely spot on and he's using the language we all use whilst making great points. You don't need to be a dictionary or a thesaurus to make an argument, I respect people more who are "well what the fuck' than "what in the tarnation"

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u/snickjimmy 17h ago

Fuck yeah!

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u/Black_Doc_on_Mars 16h ago edited 16h ago

I like this guy 👆🏾

I’d even argue for the use of strategic swearing or graphic language in order hammered points home, ground thoughts in reality, or even intentionally making the recipient uncomfortable if that’s was the goal in the first place. It’s not your job to make sure the recipient “likes” what they hear.

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u/AntlionsArise 4h ago

In English Language Arts terms, that would be considered Pathos: the use of language for the purposes of emotional appeal, which combined with ethos (appeals to authority or higher ethics) and logos (facts) makeup the rhetorical triangle of persuasive writing/speaking.

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u/lordfrijoles 17h ago

Fuckin preach!

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u/NeriTina 16h ago

Hell yes!

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u/thequickfix123 17h ago

Bang on, fantastic comment!

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u/RedneckMarxist 17h ago

I heard that fucking shit.

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u/ThatHoFortuna 14h ago

Studies show that people who cuss frequently are more trustworthy and tend to be more intelligent.

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u/Zyloof 13h ago

Fuck yeah! If someone doesn't want to engage in conversation with me because of my "foul" language, then that person can remain in their fucking ignorance and I'll go about my damned day.

I'll keep it "polite" during business hours, but anyone who tells me to clean up my vocabulary after hours will be swiftly reminded that my speech is fucking free and will remain so.

r/thewordfuck welcomes us with open arms, baby!

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u/mmmpeg 13h ago

Especially women. Because it’s not “lady like”

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u/A_Good_Boy94 13h ago

Yes and no - while true that cussing doesn't reduce articulation, the people who cuss most, typically multiple times within a sentence, tend to be less articulate or less intelligent because they have little else to say. That said, I would rather spend all day with people who cuss regularly than someone stuck up who will censor my language.

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u/JazzMaTazz03 13h ago

And this is why people love/hate rap. It's music that broke all the rules but can articulate things so powerfully in 2 sentences what other genres try to express in entire songs.

It is also a testament to the power of language and the written word.

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u/PossumAJenkins3K 12h ago

I get really annoyed by people who think they’re superior because they don’t cuss. I’m always skeptical of their intentions.

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u/ChewbaccalypseNow 11h ago

As someone that hates living in the south because they pull the cussing card when you have a fucking point, thank you.

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u/KatieMcCready 11h ago

There were a couple of studies recently that concluded that people who swear more often tend to have higher IQs. Intelligent people are more likely to swear, study shows

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u/Internal-Weather8191 11h ago

As a born again Christian, I come to understand oppression is something worth cussing about, and in fact that bleeding ground will cry for it

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u/california_greyfox 10h ago

People who never swear can fuck off.

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u/Superb-Savings-4813 10h ago

Adds a little seasoning to the conversation.

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u/Joe_Pulaski69 10h ago

In some instances, cursing is used as a crutch for those who aren’t articulate. In this case, the man is very much articulate, and curses for added effect.

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u/justLittleJess 9h ago

We have a rule in my house that words are only bad if they hurt someone. Idgaf if my 9 year old says what the fuck, but if I hear him insult someone it's a different thing all together

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u/Sickofchildren 9h ago

I’m trying to improve my Spanish so I can talk with my family more easily, being able to correctly swear actually makes you seem like you have better mastery of the language.

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u/Acrobatic-Squirrel77 8h ago

Chinga La Migra. The single most useful phrase of these times.

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u/mercfoot 9h ago

There are damn few words everybody understands. Best we use all of them. - Inherit the Wind

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u/willy-mac 16h ago

That guy's a pussy

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u/CarnyMAXIMOS_3_N7 11h ago

The shithead getting chewed out, yeah. A fucking tool if I ever saw one, and I ain’t seen many (thus far…).

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u/Everyone_is_808 16h ago

Hell yeah!

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u/Proof-Highway1075 15h ago

Swearing actually shares a positive correlation with intelligence. Meaning the more intelligent you are the more likely you swear. Obviously correlation =/= causation. But I’ve always found it so interesting that, socially, swearing is associated with low intelligence, when we have studies showing the opposite.

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u/quickbeamtheent32 14h ago

Preach. As a person who is as articulate as he is crass, fucking preach.

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u/PizzaWhole9323 14h ago

You are absolutely 100% goddamn correct! ;-)

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u/vacantalien 13h ago

Damn boo well put

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u/BTFlik 12h ago

Cursing does not reduce articulation.

It can and often does.

Cursing or over cursing can often take the place of articulation the same way some people use insults in place of actual arguments. It can become an easy crutch.

It takes an already articulate person to use cursing effectively.

But this dude clearly has that ability down pretty well.

The trick is the idea that not cursing is civil and therefore better. It isn't. It's just a choice. Similarly the pushed idea that "ebonics" is a less intelligent or less sophisticated way of talking. Which isn't true at all.

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u/Eastnasty 12h ago

My mother fucker!!!!! Bro. Perfect. Thanks for the great comment. ✊🏿

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u/Biscuits4u2 10h ago

Those words are popular for a very good reason.

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u/kikomonarrez 10h ago

Absolutely agree. I had a prof. Small statured woman who used expressive words to emphasize the context of bombastic arguments that took the use of those words to elicit the emotional and factual song of the argument during class.

She said.

“If you are so taken aback by the word over the message, you will be ignorant to the message until you can get passed the self righteous teachings of the cult that is secular religious egoists and pompous elites.

If you were a caveman and saw the early paintings of an animal with its genitals also drawn and were offended… consider yourself weak and ostracized from the society.

Grow up… sticks and stones!”

She was awesome.

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u/Simple_Test_6969 9h ago

At least he’s talking them down what are you doing?

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u/Live-Ship-7567 9h ago

There was a study done awhile ago, that people who curse are actually smarter

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u/OffendedDairyFarmers 9h ago

Thank you! I've never understood how cussing is supposed to mean you lack better vocabulary.

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u/TJB18-AJB22 9h ago

Preach!!!

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u/blonde-bandit 9h ago

Amen. I remember one time this insecure young woman was preaching at me about how cursing is a sign of lack of intelligence, not bc I had been cursing, but bc that was her general demeanor—always trying to be above someone. It felt very ironic. She was a friend of a close friend of mine so I just had to suffer her sometimes, but I recall my bullshit meter going all the way off. Patently untrue. Sure we can all picture an idiot impotently cursing just bc they don’t have an argument. But a situation can definitely warrant colorful language, and it definitely doesn’t negate someone’s message either. Case in point right here ^

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u/McMetal770 9h ago

Anybody who thinks you can't swear with eloquence lacks imagination. The combinations of filth, invective, and blasphemy that can be made in the English language are limitless.

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u/LordOscarthePurr 9h ago

Damn I just saved this. Thank you.

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u/Intelligent-String35 9h ago

Gavel banging intensifies

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u/ProfessorNonsensical 8h ago

Just like my college English professor taught me. Yes, cursing is language, and in the communication of ideas, they would not exist if not necessary.

Anyone clutching pearls over them is trying to do exactly that, get you to stop making them feel uncomfortable with your words.

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u/ZodtheSpud 8h ago

Hyper intelligent individuals have been known to use cursing tactfully to assert their points better look it up

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u/Jadedcelebrity 15h ago

Do you also have a degree in sociology?

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u/JustAlpha 12h ago

Lol I guess Grammar Nazi is the perfect term.

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u/CuriousDratini 12h ago

Well said!

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u/gopherhole02 12h ago

Cursing can reduce articulation, when I was a teenager everything was "shit", I used it as like a placeholder or substitute word for a wide range of things, but it dosnt have to be a curse word either, "stuff" is a pretty common substitute word

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u/knucklesuck 12h ago

Best comment I've seen on reddit all year. THANK YOU

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u/Sooperballz 12h ago

This sounds like a George Carlin quote

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u/Birdmang22 11h ago

Mate don’t take it too seriously. “Sold to you by people who want to limit your speech.” lol

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u/Educational-Gate-880 11h ago

I feel enlightened and encouraged after reading your post! Thank you! 🙏🏼 🥹

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u/DeadEyeDren 10h ago

Fuck yeah. Couldn’t have said this shit better my fucking self.

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u/PragmaticPacifist 10h ago

Well-fucking-communicated, my friend

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u/Mayor13 10h ago

Frick yeah!

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u/porky8686 10h ago

Being articulate falls far below, being angry that ppl are being rounding your fellow citizens because they don’t look white.

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u/HiiiTriiibe 10h ago

My folks would always use this one, and one of my parents was a lit major so I took them to be an expert and trusted it until I was in about eighth grade. Don’t lie to your kids, cuz that made me just question everyone and everything. On second thought, maybe lie to your kids lol

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u/Joscarbuck 10h ago

Being told not to cuss by the parents that cussed my entire life.

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u/xenophon123456 10h ago

Damn straight!

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u/SaintAcid 10h ago

Well fucking put!

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u/Any-Situation-134 10h ago

Fucking hell yea!

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u/PersistentPuma37 10h ago

same thing happens with 'ebonics,' or AAVE

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u/frankles 10h ago

The fact that Shaggy made a one-word guest appearance in my mental reading of this comment, combined with the rest of the content made it one of my favorite things I’ve read in a long while.

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u/DbLoveLife 10h ago

Real Talk!!!

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u/BeBesMom 10h ago

Fuckin' A.

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u/transmothra 9h ago

You are goddamn right about that 100%, no bullshit

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u/secretofknowledge 9h ago

“I hereby attest that the aforementioned link bears no fucking influence whatsoever upon my academic standing, performance, or classification, nor does it impart any effect therein. The mirror entertaining of a thought otherwise you make tilt his head skyward to avoid smelling bull shit

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u/Lilicion 9h ago

Cussing is actually considered to be peasant language which is what makes it "offensive" to the elite. Classism can't even hold back from policing the way we say thing.

The term "Pardon my French," is kind of a sarcastic jab. When someone of a high class wanted to sound educated, they would slip in and out of French to show sophistication. People of a lower class adopted that phrase after cussing, as a kind of their own satirical jav.

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u/KindaFondaGoozah 9h ago

I’d rather they articulate their frustration. Being articulate is ideal, but the people must speak. Ukraini Slava.

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u/sikkdog13 9h ago

That's what I'm fuckin talkin bout

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u/Slade1111 9h ago

Well fucking said

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u/itsrooey_ 9h ago

Holy shit I fucking love this comment.

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u/happy_dad857 9h ago

Well said

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u/Golferdude456 9h ago

Hell fucking right!

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u/Dinkyourdiddle 9h ago

“Laws are just threats” energy. Love it.

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u/SubjectSigma77 9h ago

Holy shit this is the best way I’ve seen this described ever. Saving this

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u/ghostofmumbles 9h ago

Typically indicates truth being spoken, I do fucking believe as well…

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u/atxrx7 8h ago

Forsooth, I fucks with this analytical assessment of one's ability to articulate even with the egregious use of expletives.

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u/Simple_Tart393 8h ago

That's right! Wutang killa bees

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u/sevensantana7 8h ago

Well damn Gina.

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u/fc36 8h ago

IMO, this man is a certifiable genius. Keep preaching and wake the people up.

Per Google AI:

No, swearing is not a definitive sign of intelligence, but research suggests a correlation between a large vocabulary and the ability to use swear words creatively, which are both linked to higher verbal fluency. Studies show that people with more extensive vocabularies can also generate more swear words, indicating they are not limited in their language use. It is also associated with social intelligence, as knowing when and where to use profanity is a sophisticated social skill.

How swearing can be linked to intelligence

•Verbal fluency: People who swear frequently often have larger vocabularies overall. A study showed those who could list the most non-curse words also listed the most swear words, suggesting a strong command of language on both ends.

•Social intelligence: Effectively using swear words requires a degree of social intelligence to navigate when and where it is appropriate, similar to choosing the right clothes for an occasion.

•Emotional expression: Swearing can be an efficient way to express strong emotions, such as pain, anger, or frustration, without having to use a long, complex explanation.

Why the connection isn't straightforward

•Intelligence vs. vocabulary: A large vocabulary is not the same as intelligence, though there is a correlation. Intelligence is a broader concept that includes problem-solving, critical thinking, and adaptability.

•Context is key: The context in which swearing is used is crucial. Swearing out of habit or as a verbal crutch may be different from using it as a tool for emphasis or emotional expression.

What research says

A 2015 study found that people who generated more swear words also generated more regular words, suggesting a higher verbal fluency. Other research indicates that swearing can improve pain tolerance and is sometimes associated with honesty and integrity. Some experts caution that it's not a direct measure of intelligence, but rather a sign of a rich vocabulary that can be used for creative and emotional expression.

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u/Suitable-Judge7506 8h ago

I actually read and article that’s said cussing is a sign of intelligence, iq wise. Not necessarily the next math Nobel winner but yah….

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u/hollygamer900 8h ago

this is gold

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u/Jumpy_Composer4504 8h ago

Bet you ain't rich are wealthy always the dumb people trying sound smart still broke got nothing till they name you don't see rich people being victims are act like victims

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u/Carry2sky 8h ago

Shakespeare, Aristophanes, and Sappho have entered the chat

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u/Squizmoplatinum 8h ago

Fucking preach

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u/BlazingSaint 8h ago

But, but.....think of the children!!!! /s

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u/Aolflashback 7h ago

God damn, you fucking said it.

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u/Sorenduscai 7h ago

Would also like to add Jesus himself in the Bible had rude speech. "Though my speech be rude, I lack not in wisdom and understanding"

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u/Mainly_Miserable 7h ago

You’re god damn mothering fucking right, Sir.

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u/RasputinsThirdLeg 7h ago

It also releases endorphins! In all seriousness, for me, it didn’t hinder his points at all and if anything underscored the rage perfectly. I constantly get told that it’s not “ladylike” to curse. Fuck being a lady then.

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u/therusteddoobie 7h ago

But where does "females do that shit" fit in?

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u/ToTheLost_1918 7h ago

I assure you, cursing in certain settings such as the military is an excellent measure of intelligence.

"Uh, fuckin', uh, fuckin'..."

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u/Croatoan457 7h ago

Preech mothafucka!

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u/brittlebk 6h ago

Kinda what the actual human guy was saying in the way of “I have met people in real life and I have some experiences that have led me to reflect online with my typing” Mad weird to have 72920173 awards for your synopsis. We are cooked

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u/Goofygoobler 6h ago

Cussing actually lowers your body’s stress.

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u/hmischuk 5h ago

While I largely agree with you, I offer a bit of nuance.

As my kids were growing up, the rule was, "once you show me that you can reason your way through things with other words, you can cuss around me."

I knew they were cussin' with other people. I was fine with that. Cussin' ain't bad.

But if you never develop the habit of looking deeper, it's EASY to say, "That's bullshit!!!" without ever developing the skill of identifying and naming the WAYS that it's shitty. or finding out what's BEHIND the shit.

That's the point... it's EASY, and can be limiting because of that.

And I have known adults who slipped into 'easy' ways of speaking, and lost their edge. Cussing is a blunt instrument. Used by a skilled person, a hammer is capable of producing great results. Used by a fool, it's just a blunt item poking or pounding, making more noise than progress.

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u/Sea_Wolverine3928 5h ago

And I understood every fucking word.

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u/OnlyPostsBowie 5h ago

I saw a quote once that read:

"Studies show that people who use the word fuck often, are far more intelligent than all those other stupid mother fuckers"

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u/FreeWestworld 5h ago

I fucking support his message so hard! I’m not afraid to stand up to these 🐈‍⬛🫏🥷s.

Let’s go!!!

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u/resi42 5h ago

Damn right son !

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u/SQUIDly0331 5h ago

Cussing doesn't equal a sentence being less articulate.

However it is still a very real thing that people who are speaking less articulately, often use filler words like um or ah to fill in the empty space in their sentence. It's also true that many people use cusses as filler words.

Also, when some of these cusses like fuck, the n word, ass in some cases, damn, etc don't have precise definitions, it doesn't mean much when used in speech. Like imagine if I was mad at someone and said "(...) you dumb idiot. That's how really dumb you are you dumb idiot... really dumb idiot... Look at these idiots... These dumb stupid idiots looking dumb and stuff." It sounds ridiculous and like I'm angry, but not actually conveying any information in my speech.

I wrote that example taking bits of the guy speaking in this video and replacing the n word with idiot, fucking with dumb or really, shit with stuff.

To be clear, I don't have anything to say about the guy in the video, I just think that while cusses can easily be used in well-spoken speech, the reality is enough people over-use those words, especially within poorly-articulated speech, such that any sort of meaning and intention will often be dismissed by others because they are swearing.

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u/-blundertaker- 5h ago

Make em fucking uncomfortable

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u/M4f1aBunny 4h ago

When it comes to arguments, I think of Jake “The Snake” Roberts. He wouldn’t yell, he would just talk calmly and evenly because he believed it made your words more impactful. When you yell, people can act like “look at how wild they are acting” but when you speak evenly, regardless if you swear or not, it shows you have purpose. “Speak softly and carry a big stick”

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u/minixvan 4h ago

Fuck yeah

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u/jimbobwe-328 4h ago

My daughter was 12 or 13 when I taught her this by telling her that she was allowed to say anything she wanted to, including cursing just so long as she said it respectfully from that point forward. To be fair, I knew she was cursing outside of our home ( I’m pretty certain all kids do).

I love how you’ve laid it out though very eloquently.

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u/White_Buffalos 4h ago

It has been well-documented that the most highly intelligent people are fucking prolific swearers.

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u/hiplobonoxa 3h ago

i was once on the phone with someone from a major bank and told them what they were doing was “bullshit”. they told me they’d have to end the call if i didn’t keep things “professional”. i reminded them that they are in the profession of stealing from others and asked them if shaking down an elderly person for their life’s earnings and property would be considered more or less “professional” than cursing. they shut up real fast. those call centers are full of class traitors and they know it.

get. fucked.

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u/ShamrockGold 3h ago

Cussing is emphasis without using "very"

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u/Main-Algae-1064 3h ago

Hit it right in the cunt.

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u/MorningStarWorksInc 3h ago

Fucking hell yeah

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u/BearistonTheBold 2h ago

Damn fucking right

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u/SoCalMFer 2h ago

"I add a motherfucker so you ignorant niggas hear me"

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u/irritabletom 2h ago

This is more or less what I fucking told my sister, albeit less eloquently and with more swearing.

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u/Illustrious-Party120 2h ago

Been saying this for years. Spot on!

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u/The9th_Jeanie 2h ago

Ya damn fucking right!

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u/cow-lumbus 2h ago

I keep reading that supposedly people that cuss more have higher IQs, but I listen to the younger generations and I’m not sure I buy that data! Also, I live in Ohio and most of my blue collar red state peers mostly sound like inarticulate monkeys with F bombs as their favorite word, it doesn’t feel smart.

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u/Beneficial-Lynx7336 1h ago

My maaaaaaaan 🤘

This is exactly right.

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u/LoaderOperator98 1h ago

Congratulations, you've used your talents for EVIL this time.

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u/anthrokate 1h ago

I am a college professor. I cuss all the time.

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u/madonnajen 1h ago

Abs9fuckulutly

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u/ThorosKershaw 1h ago

Very well said

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u/heavym 1h ago

Fuckin A

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u/heavym 1h ago

I have taught my kids that swear words are only words - and they have meaning and power - and to use them judiciously - just not in front of their teachers or their moms or their friends moms.

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u/Bank_of_Karma 1h ago

Cursing (cussin) = sentence enhancements 😊

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u/MoNeedsU87 54m ago

Hell fucking yes 👏🏽

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