Please tell me why you actually hate Trump.

@unknownpoetx I am totally competent. Give me reason you are not.

@carsonfry your question says otherwise

@unknownpoetx If you have a point, could you possibly make it without bullying or insulting the person who wrote this question? The word "retarded" is highly offensive to the mothers of children who have special needs.

@4meAndyou trump is a bully.

@unknownpoetx I don't believe that your belief that someone else is a bully is any sort of justification for your own insulting language. Sometimes we have to take responsibility for ourselves.

@4meAndyou https://www.forbes.com/pictures/flji45elmm/donald-trumps-10-most-of/

@unknownpoetx Still trying to blame your own bad behavior on someone else, instead of owning up to it.

you actually specifically asked about trump you moron

@unknownpoetx I believe you are not only unable to read properly, but you are insulting, and a bully, and confused, because you think you are replying to the first person you addressed on this thread.

you belive in stupid things that aren't true

@unknownpoetx I believe in blocking people who are as badly behaved as you are.

@4meAndyou with all respect, retarded should not be offensive. It was once the clinical term for what you now dub special needs.Eventually special needs will be used as an insult and then we'll need to find another thing to call people who are genetically intellectually inhibited. When challenged was the appropriate word I overheard an argument between 2 teen girls where one asked if the other was challenged. The term used is immaterial. Eventually, whatever it is called people will use it to give insult to others.
It's because people are cruel to each other.

@ContributorJo I disagree. Language can be offensive in the present moment, when decades have not elapsed to change that language or make it less offensive. "Should not"?? Tell that to American blacks who object to white Americans calling them by offensive terms.

I agree that people are very, very cruel, and there is an example of same just above. But don't fear. I am about to block him.

I understand your point of view but your analogy is flawed. Black people (not cofined to Americans)being called by racially offensive epithets have always been the subject of a slur. There was no time the term was not meant to degrade and dehumanize. The term I referred to was once a clinical description which morphed by context. People trying to belittle the intellect of others will always latch onto whatever the current term in use for those who are intellectually handicapped. You can change it as often as you like but insult will catch up to terminology. I see that as a very big difference. Between the two.