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| Topic | Why do people say 'that's offensive' instead of 'I'm offended'? |
| HenryAllbright 11/13/18 11:50:17 AM #1: | When you say "That's offensive", you're basically trying to make an objective statement. But being offended is subjective and varies from person to person. And I never ever see anyone ever admit that they're offended. So we have tons of people saying "that's offensive" but rarely anyone saying "I'm offended", which means most people are just out there saying suggesting that other people are going to be offended or could be offended, when in reality they have no idea. Interest stuff, huh? ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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