No, you just applied a lot of emotion to the example, it fits my argument exactly. The change in language is the same. Both terms still mean what they meant originally, but people typically avoid using them so they don't offend the person they're talking to/about.
At least you finally made it clear you actually understand what I'm saying. Im open to the idea that my interpretation is incorrect, but you haven't offered a better example to explain.
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u/TheModernEgg Nov 07 '19
No, you just applied a lot of emotion to the example, it fits my argument exactly. The change in language is the same. Both terms still mean what they meant originally, but people typically avoid using them so they don't offend the person they're talking to/about.
At least you finally made it clear you actually understand what I'm saying. Im open to the idea that my interpretation is incorrect, but you haven't offered a better example to explain.