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  I don’t care if other people swear, it’s pretty much unavoidable, I just don’t do so myself. It’s also more fun to come up with words than saying the actual ones
context: I think people who are against it are annoying, but people who just don’t use profane language and don’t care that others do aren’t inherently snobs, they might’ve just been raised to not do it and haven’t picked it up. >
  
  This pretty much sums me up I grew up in a strict family so ANY profanity was taboo right down to darn. However, a few years ago at work I slipped and feel down some stairs 10 in all and I swore like an angry truck driver. But I have no right to police other people's language just like OP. >
  
  it shouldn't be something we have to "pick up". If I don't want to swear I don't have to, and I shouldn't be called annoying for it >
  
  Nobody has called you annoying for not swearing.  We've called people annoying for objecting to others swearing. >
  
  Well I lost interest in being friends with someone because they began to swear a lot. Is that not reasonable? >
  
  In my opinion, no. >
  
  swearing shows egoism, being immoral, and not courteous of who is around. >
  
  Your first two allegations are utterly ridiculous, and I challenge you to produce one iota of proof that  people who swear are more likely than people who don't to be egotistical and unethical.  (I prefer that word to "immoral" so indulge me please. )   And proof means scientifically obtained proof, not anecdotal nonsense such as  "I knew a guy named Bob who swore a lot and he kicked kittens and cheated on his wife."
  As for "not courteous of who is around", maybe, but if who is around is a bunch of prigs, that's okay by me. >
  
  So you believe that to have a good vocabulary and to use it is a mark of egoism?  And you believe that 95 words is a very lengthy passage to read? 
  Well, congratulations.  I'm at a loss as to why anyone would believe that.   My ego is shattered, lol. >
  
  The only person I know that doesn't swear isn't a snob...he just doesn't like to swear, so he doesn't. He doesn't care if others swear though >
  
  You can respond by doing all the same things to them. >
  
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  Why are people that just don't use swearwords snobs? That's the more controversial part of this post that you should defend. >
  
  Look, I swear like a sailor at work. But there's a time and place for everything, and not swearing doesn't make you a snob. >
  
  I had a friend in school who sliced his knee and hand open and the teacher was more concerned about his swearing rather than the blood running down his body or the open wound he now had.