Well said Fifi.
It would be different if there was a blanket ban on the word.
But when you pick and chose who can and who cannot use a word, not based on actual offense, but on someone's perceived offense, that creates division.
"You can", "you can't", "how do I get into the group that can?"
That's no good for anything.
The idea of "We know you haven't done anything wrong... BUT... here's what we're gonna do" baffles me. lol
*knock knock*
Hello?
Hello, I'm Officer Griffin, we got a complaint from your neighbor about your music being too loud.
But, I'm not playing music.
I know, they're mistaken, but I'm going to have to take your speakers away, just in case someone else mistakenly thinks you're playing music.
Couldn't you just tell them that I'm not playing music?
Sorry, I've already picked up the speakers. The whole process is out of my hands at this point. And now I have to do paperwork. Bureaucracy, eh?
but... but... but...
Sorry, as you can see, my feet are walking out the door, nothing I can do, sorry!