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Outrageous-Outside61 t1_j0nnsa5 wrote

Reply to comment by quinnbeast in This person really has a thing for the President by aquarifaeri

“I disagree so they must be ignorant and uneducated” is the posh way of saying libtard.

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quinnbeast t1_j0non3y wrote

“Libtard” is the moron way of saying person with basic decency.

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Outrageous-Outside61 t1_j0o0r53 wrote

Yeah, it’s dumb. So let’s get back to not insulting people.

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quinnbeast t1_j0o20j8 wrote

I was really faulting the education system, but left that word out. Thanks to them, perhaps?

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Maleficent_Rope_7844 t1_j0nss5e wrote

"Libtard", "snowflake"....

Why do people feel the need to use childish names to tear down their opponents? Can't come up with a mature way of getting a point across?

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Outrageous-Outside61 t1_j0ny0in wrote

Insulting people for their political views is immature. Literally my point. Why I’m getting downvoted for saying it’s bullshit to call someone uneducated for their political views is beyond me.

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Maleficent_Rope_7844 t1_j0o09q7 wrote

Well, you're getting downvoted for insulting somebody for their political views...

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Outrageous-Outside61 t1_j0o0lib wrote

I’m not calling anybody a libtard. Never have. I’m also not insulting anybody. Simply saying he’s using the posh counter insult to libtard.

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Maleficent_Rope_7844 t1_j0oq31v wrote

Your comment didn't quite read like that, could've been worded better ("counter insult" is much more clear).

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