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As much as i hate the word, I can't bring myself to go into admin mode and pull the original post. Kiley is expressing an opinion about the word and it's place in society and no matter how much I disagree with that opinion, the word is not being directed at any person on BT and I'm not a fan of censoring opinions . If Kiley were as funny as George Carlin I think the response here might be a little different. Carlin was a huge proponent of words only having the power they are permitted to have. I found Carlin hilarious despite my opinion that his absolutism, while accurate in an idealistic way really didn't hold water when put to the test.
Mark
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