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He probably objects to language like "despicable". To fit in around here, it helps to smoke some dope and like, mellow out. Instead of "despicable" you could
by darkpuma 7y ago
He probably objects to language like "despicable". To fit in around here, it helps to smoke some dope and like, mellow out. Instead of "despicable" you could say something more chill like "disappointing bruh."
- thatoneuser 7y agoOh trust me I smoke my share of dope. So, when a business owner tries to protect his property, his son gets jumped, and then a university (which no doubt owes plenty of its success to govt backed loans) declares a witch hunt against him to the point where he loses business, employees and salary - it's going too far to call that despicable? Not calling any individual despicable, but the practice and mentality as a whole - that's not appropriate? That's a pretty... Strange limitation IMHO. I sure as hell don't see a high level pattern that one ought to be following.