Yes, I am sure about that, but once again you missed the point I was going after. The point is you should not curse or refer to anything as "retarded" while trying to engage in an intelligent conversation, especially in a conversation where you are arguing that vocabulary is a factor in intelligence.
Once again, you didn't refute anything I said. All that you did was tell me again how my argument was terrible, although you did not try to argue against it, nor did you explain what was terrible about my argument.
What authority do you have to dictate what people should and should not do? The fact of the matter is that this is a message board. People are free to state their opinions, ask for feedback, share their views and stories. When a member makes an argument, it is not like this is some professional presentation at one's place of employment, school, something on television, etc. There is less of a need to be formal. A lot of people curse when they talk, when they write.
This forum originally started as a 2pacboard. Were Tupac's arguments invalid and unintelligent because he used curse words?
Give me a break, man. You really need to get a dose of reality.
And from what I remember of your argument in your earlier post, you were arguing against my contention that everyone should have a college degree. You supported your argument with the claim that society needs people who work fast food, etc and such people would be unhappy if they held such a lowly job when holding a college degree.
I responded by saying something along the lines of "my post had nothing to do with people being happy at their jobs" - since you would like me to elaborate further, i will.
Plenty of fast food workers, sanitation workers, cashiers, what have you, are very unhappy with their jobs. Having a college degree would not make them any unhappier. Just because you have graduated from college doesn't mean that you are a motivated worker, a hard worker, punctual, ambitious, whatever. People have certain talents and flaws and those would clearly factor into employment.
There are plenty of people in America today who have college degrees and they have shitty jobs. I know several of them. There are people with college degrees who have no jobs at all.
Hence, this is why I believe that your argument was terrible.
We can even go further and discuss Capitalism and how it alienates people from their jobs and creates an environment of oppressed workers, many of whom hold favorable jobs and college degrees.
I d.k. I'm not up to date on the hate...
