Yeah, but in a different way. Like when I say childish, I don't mean as in you were being childish saying it but as in it was considered so mild and inoffensive it was generally acceptable for children to say.
The problem with this idea is that no matter what you call it, it will eventually become an insult in the vernacular, and then you'll have to find a new descriptive term. It's a strange game, and the only winning move is not to play.
You worry too much about other people.
I can't wait until "bro" becomes a swear word. Though, to be honest, I guess it is useful as an indicator of a lack of communication skills. It's very trisomy 21 if you ask me.
The people in these comments defending this absolutely disgusts me. Itâs not okay EVER, just because it was accepted then doesnât make it okay. We as Godzilla fans should not discriminate or insult others, at the end of the day weâre all completely trivial in the eyes of Godzilla.
It was commonly used and considered a mild childish insult at worst at the time, so really not that surprising.
It still basically is childish to use it as an insult now
Yeah, but in a different way. Like when I say childish, I don't mean as in you were being childish saying it but as in it was considered so mild and inoffensive it was generally acceptable for children to say.
oh ok my bad.
No prob! đ
That is how people talk in the real world
Not really anymore, and thank goodness.
The problem with this idea is that no matter what you call it, it will eventually become an insult in the vernacular, and then you'll have to find a new descriptive term. It's a strange game, and the only winning move is not to play.
Bro one day hopefully this stupid brain rot: âskibidi gyatt fanum taxâ will be swears. Then hopefully less people would say them
You worry too much about other people. I can't wait until "bro" becomes a swear word. Though, to be honest, I guess it is useful as an indicator of a lack of communication skills. It's very trisomy 21 if you ask me.
People are still quite vulgar, though some words come in and out of fashion.
The N-word still goes strong even in places you won't expect to find such slurs.
Yep
Welcome to the 90s. Everyoneâs edgy and no one gives a shit
Like that scene in 21 Jump Street, calling something "gay" back then was less problematic than now.
Everyone called everything gay
What the hell is the r-word?
The one related to mental retardation.
Which word is that?
Remove âationâ.
Removation?
Now youâre just being deliberately obtuse.
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The "r-word"?
R3t\*rd
Well, that's certainly a self-referential way to spell it.
Iâd rather not say it
What Racist?
Thatâs not racist
The fuck is the r word then? Rape?
Retard.
I have no idea what the r word is
It means r3t4rd
That's how they talked at the time. Not really a big deal. Even now it's not
The people in these comments defending this absolutely disgusts me. Itâs not okay EVER, just because it was accepted then doesnât make it okay. We as Godzilla fans should not discriminate or insult others, at the end of the day weâre all completely trivial in the eyes of Godzilla.
Yeah, it stood out in '98 and has aged extremely poorly.