When and why was the C-word banned?
10-12-15 | 05:43 PM
#1
Thread Starter
DVD Talk God
When and why was the C-word banned?
Just used it in an appropriate way and found that it is banned again. Were there actual complaints that made this happen, or did someone just get their panties caught in their ****?
10-13-15 | 12:50 AM
#2
DVD Talk Legend
Re: When and why was the C-word banned?
About two years ago, I'm guessing. I just spell it kunt. Gets the point across.
10-13-15 | 12:49 PM
#3
Administrator
Re: When and why was the C-word banned?
Hi Dave,
While I can't specifically say WHEN it was banned, the reason is that it's highly offensive and misogynistic to some, particularly the United States. While it has more common usage in the UK and other Commonwealth territories, it can be viewed as a slur against women in the majority of the US.
While I can't specifically say WHEN it was banned, the reason is that it's highly offensive and misogynistic to some, particularly the United States. While it has more common usage in the UK and other Commonwealth territories, it can be viewed as a slur against women in the majority of the US.
10-13-15 | 03:58 PM
#4
Thread Starter
DVD Talk God
Re: When and why was the C-word banned?
Well, I say that we are just helping it stay super offensive by giving into such things. But for a 3rd post from an admin, I'll just go with it I suppose. Thanks.
10-13-15 | 08:34 PM
#5
Re: When and why was the C-word banned?
Should we institute a kvrdave exception due to the Women's Studies degree?
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10-14-15 | 06:46 AM
#6
Re: When and why was the C-word banned?
The real answer is... "Thanks a lot, Snake!!"
10-14-15 | 10:13 AM
#8
Administrator
Re: When and why was the C-word banned?
While I personally have my own opinions on it, I would say a home video discussion/review board is probably not the scale of forum necessary to make that kind of cultural shift.
10-14-15 | 01:00 PM
#10
DVD Talk Hero
Re: When and why was the C-word banned?
Shit piss fuck **** motherfucker cocksucker tits
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10-14-15 | 03:31 PM
#12
DVD Talk Hall of Fame
Re: When and why was the C-word banned?
***, don't forget that (f a g) is also banned.
10-14-15 | 08:37 PM
#14
DVD Talk Legend
Re: When and why was the C-word banned?
I really don't have an issue of those two words being banned.
10-15-15 | 06:24 AM
#15
Re: When and why was the C-word banned?
**** is not a slur. It is an ugly word, but when used appropriately, it is the best word available to accurately describe a particularly vile person. The word is overly used in situations that do not apply. ****s are rare in real life. Movies and tv are riddled them. A fictional example would be Sherry Palmer, President Palmer's wife on 24. A real life example would be a woman who conspires to have her husband murdered.
A lot of people are under the misconception that cuss words have synonyms. In most cases they do not.
Your car has a blowout and you slide into the ditch. You're screwed.
Your car has a blowout and you go over a cliff. You're fucked.
Two different words, with two different distinct meanings that best describe the situation at hand.
A lot of people are under the misconception that cuss words have synonyms. In most cases they do not.
Your car has a blowout and you slide into the ditch. You're screwed.
Your car has a blowout and you go over a cliff. You're fucked.
Two different words, with two different distinct meanings that best describe the situation at hand.
10-15-15 | 08:22 AM
#16
DVD Talk Hall of Fame
Re: When and why was the C-word banned?
I swear a lot but that's one word I stay away from. It just seems a little too ugly for me. I'm also okay with those two words being banned. The chances of them being used in a non-derogatory fashion are pretty slim. 
10-15-15 | 09:26 AM
#17
DVD Talk Hero
Re: When and why was the C-word banned?
**** is not a slur. It is an ugly word, but when used appropriately, it is the best word available to accurately describe a particularly vile person. The word is overly used in situations that do not apply. ****s are rare in real life. Movies and tv are riddled them. A fictional example would be Sherry Palmer, President Palmer's wife on 24. A real life example would be a woman who conspires to have her husband murdered.
10-15-15 | 04:59 PM
#18
DVD Talk Hero
Re: When and why was the C-word banned?
At least "cunny" is still ok...
10-16-15 | 05:38 PM
#23
DVD Talk Hall of Fame
10-16-15 | 09:41 PM
#25
DVD Talk Hero
Re: When and why was the C-word banned?
Running another test...
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consumptionjunction
stileproject
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tubgirl
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stileproject
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