Very interesting question Anon I, give thanks for this reasoning. I am curious how the I's see the issue of profanity also.
For Iwombman personally, the "four letter" words are not abrasive in themselves - it is the tone the person carries when saying the word that matters more to Iwombman. Sometimes it is used as a joke. Sometimes there is simply nothing more profound to say, because the subject is too frustrating (politics) and people just shrug, "#$%& it" and move on. But insulting words, like calling someone "stupid" even, they don't even have to be "swear words", using that type of language is anti-love, and Iwombman would seek more positivity instead.
As for Snoop, no one can say what is in the man's heart, but oneself. I am not here to make a judgment call on that one. Although Snoop as a ghetto youth in Long Beach, hustle and make it rich, and eventually see a way different from all the fighting and no safety, see Black Love instead of gang violence? I would probably gravitate toward that change as well.
More UPfull speech RasTafarI, give thanks for the WORDSOUNDPOWER.
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