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And somehow we've gone from a minor request for the removal of vulgarity to "cultural imperialism". Sheesh.

• Crito 13y ago
  He is asking that others abide by the rules and regulations of his religion. What do you think that I should call it?
  • tdees40 13y ago
    Dude, it's marketing. If you want to promote your language, don't make it offend people. It doesn't matter if the offense holds up to your personal views on what should and shouldn't be offensive.
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    • Crito 13y ago
      > "I don't say things that I know are offensive to you." I ask for nothing of the sort. You may behave how you wish, but don't expect others to mime you in return as a favour to you. Your religious rules are your religious rules. They are accepted "common decency". We certainly do not have them in common.