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Originally Posted by Twisp
I know what the other definition of a teabagger is. My point is that I did not use the word in a vulgar way in this thread. That word is often used to describe an obscene act, but another definition of that word is to describe people that are part of the Tea Party. Some words have multiple definitions, which is the case of this word. All definitions of a word are not vulgar just because one is.
If I had made some type of implication that I was referring to the vulgar definition, I could understand the 2 or 3 people getting upset. I did no such thing. I merely understand that many people in the Tea Party movement have brought tea bags (the actual bag of tea, not a vulgar act) to their demonstrations, therefore causing the public at large to refer to them as teabaggers. Really, it is a simple connection. If people want to go straight for the more vulgar definition and bypass the actual definition, I can do nothing about that.
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We all know what your point was and your intent. That is beside the point.
As I said before, let's agree to use an acronym like "TPM"