Profanity is low level ....

     In my book, profanity is low level activity and amounts to nothing more than aiming insults.  It's a reflection of laziness -- not being willing to find and use better vocabulary to accurately describe / explain something.  It doesn't guide towards better thinking.  It's negligence.

      Profanity is not critique!  

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