Can’t say that I’ve seen “pissed” being used in the headline from a major newspaper. Especially in the context of a headline for an education related article.
Leave it to the Argus to go low.
Can’t say that I’ve seen “pissed” being used in the headline from a major newspaper. Especially in the context of a headline for an education related article.
Leave it to the Argus to go low.
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I have not been impressed with the Argus’ reporting for the most part. All of SD’s newspapers seem controlled and propagandized. It’s Nazi level social machinery.
Important to lower the cost of entry, barriers to creating new publishing services. A new media micro-economy will help fragment control, but behind each publication must be the individual responsible, protected by the 1st Amendment.
“scatalological” — this odiferous literary movement wins the Internet today, Pat.
It happens.
Is it any wonder women don’t get respect when the talk like that. I guess she uses such talk around her mom.
I think my misogyny detector just exploded.
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As a professional news organization, the Argus has an obligation to set and follow high standards when it comes to language.
Using base language makes them no better than… a blog.
…Now do the President, he of such high decorum and standards.
When has Trump ever sworn?
You must not have ever heard about those s—hole countries. You should attend one of his rally’s where he is known to swear a lot. Well, by presidential standards, he swears more than any president before him, at least in public.
https://theweek.com/articles/875118/cursing-president