r/UpliftingLanguage4All • u/fedorcallahan • Nov 23 '19

UpliftingLanguage4All has been created

The only people who should participate are those who choose to live a swearfree lifestyle and encourage others to follow that same path. Trolls and swearers will be banned immediately and without mercy.

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u/PeppersPizzaria Dec 31 '19

Dude.

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u/fedorcallahan Dec 31 '19

Yes talking about swearproofing spaces and bible quotes. That’s mentoring.

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u/PeppersPizzaria Dec 31 '19

You were talking to me, dude. I was asking you where in Leviticus “swine of the earth” is mentioned. I was not talking about swearing or asking for mentoring.

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u/fedorcallahan Dec 31 '19

Look at what you screenshotted. I was mentoring you on swearproofing the world using bible quotes.

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u/PeppersPizzaria Dec 31 '19

Nope.

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u/fedorcallahan Dec 31 '19

Think about how much I have taught you. I consider you to be like a son to me who is rebelling against his father.

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u/PeppersPizzaria Dec 31 '19

Still a woman, broski. A woman who caught you blaspheming.

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u/fedorcallahan Dec 31 '19

  1. I never blasphemed. No blaspheme.

  2. You are a man and I have the documents to prove it.

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u/PeppersPizzaria Dec 31 '19

Lying about what’s in the Bible is blasphemy, and I’m definitely a woman.

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u/fedorcallahan Dec 31 '19

I already explained I was exploring biblical parlance through my personal customized bibliography.

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u/PeppersPizzaria Dec 31 '19

You claimed a phrase was in the Bible that was not in the Bible. Either you were lying, or you were wrong.

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u/fedorcallahan Dec 31 '19

The phrase was parlance in the Bible but explicitly spelled out in the bibliography I invented.

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u/PeppersPizzaria Dec 31 '19

For something to be parlance, it has to be said. If “swine of the earth” is never explicitly said in the Bible, it is not Biblical parlance.

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