You see where your argument falls apart here? You can't prove that "The only people that do that are ones that are the uneducated and just don't know the thousands of other words," and are forced to concede that an educated person can be " ones trying to get a rise out of other people." You have no choice but to abandon your own illogical conclusion. Do you see what I was trying to tell you now?
The perception that one using profanity as being uneducated is real. That is the proof.
I went so far as to give two reason why people may choose profane language and one doesn't neccesarily cancel out the other. Both statements can be true and accurate. One can be uneducated and swear to get a rise out of someone, it doesn't have to be one or the other.
My point is, the use of profanity gives the impression of an uneducated person.
Your original claim was not about impressions and perceptions.
You said, "Profanity and vulgarity along with all crudeness in speech
is the result of a lack of education and refinement. It
shows a lack of real culture and wisdom."
You drew a conclusion; an illogical conclusion, as has now been explained to you. Qualifying your claim now suggests you understand this, even if you don't want to come right out and admit it.
You are wrong my original claim was:
"I think you're the one that has no college background.
Your profanity laced rants gives you away."
You obviously don't understand what perception means.
per·cep·tion (pr-spshn)
n.
1. The process, act, or faculty of perceiving.
2. The effect or product of perceiving.
3. Psychology
a. Recognition and interpretation of sensory stimuli based chiefly on memory.
b. The neurological processes by which such recognition and interpretation are effected.
4.
a. Insight, intuition, or knowledge gained by perceiving.
b. The capacity for such insight.
Synonyms: acumen, apprehending, apprehension, approach, attention, attitude, awareness, big idea, brain wave, brainchild, conceit, concept, conception, consciousness, discernment, feeling, flash, grasp, image, impression, insight, intellection, judgment, knowledge, light, notion, observation, opinion, perspicacity, picture, plan, realizing, recognition, sagacity, sensation, sense, study, taste, thought, viewpoint