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'''Compulsive profanity''' (not to be confused with [[Tourette syndrome]]) is a characteristic common to [[public school]] cultures, [[Hollywood values]], [[United States]] | '''Compulsive profanity''' (not to be confused with [[Tourette syndrome]]) is a characteristic common to [[public school]] cultures, [[Hollywood values]], [[United States]] | ||
| − | Hip Hop groups, and [[liberal]] [[internet]] users. It consists of nonstop [[profanity]] and vulgarity. {{fact}} Dim-witted participants may find humor in it, and shows featured on the channel [[Comedy Central]] cater to this audience. It is particularly common throughout contemporary youth culture. | + | Hip Hop groups, and [[liberal]] [[internet]] users. It consists of nonstop [[profanity]] and vulgarity. {{fact}} Dim-witted participants may find humor in it, and shows featured on the channel [[Comedy Central]] cater to this audience. It is particularly common throughout contemporary youth culture.{{fact}} |
Profanity is virtually non-existent in [[homeschooling]] cultures. {{fact}} | Profanity is virtually non-existent in [[homeschooling]] cultures. {{fact}} | ||
Revision as of 16:44, July 4, 2008
Compulsive profanity (not to be confused with Tourette syndrome) is a characteristic common to public school cultures, Hollywood values, United States Hip Hop groups, and liberal internet users. It consists of nonstop profanity and vulgarity.[Citation Needed] Dim-witted participants may find humor in it, and shows featured on the channel Comedy Central cater to this audience. It is particularly common throughout contemporary youth culture.[Citation Needed]
Profanity is virtually non-existent in homeschooling cultures.[Citation Needed]