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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 in the UK, who litter their speech with filthy language in the extreme.
 
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 in the UK, who litter their speech with filthy language in the extreme.
    
Profanity is virtually non-existent in [[homeschooling]] cultures. {{fact}}
 
Profanity is virtually non-existent in [[homeschooling]] cultures. {{fact}}
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