I made no such connection between whining and free speech.
Each of us is completely free to speak in such a way as to be construed as a whiney biotch by some of their listening audience...
You're on the right track, but you've gotta use a better grade of 'bait' than that...
I made the connection for you...
Yes. That much is patently obvious. Not that it holds one whit more validity for doing so.
Golly-gosh gee-willickers and goodness-gracious, Emmy Lou, but did I call somebody a whiney little biotch someplace else?
Where are my manners?
Puh-leeze.
You are welcome to go and hunt-down such examples, if that amuses you. I don't recall making representations to the effect: "If you don't agree with me, then you're a whiney little biotch"... even on a metaphorical level...
Although I, like 'most everyone else on the planet, have, from time to time, called a person, or a side, a 'whiney biotch' when I thought it was appropriate... and I, like you, reserve to myself the right to make that call, whenever-the-hell I like, yes?
I have no dog in the Obumble fight... I voted for the guy twice myself, although I held my nose going into the voting booth, both times.
Only vaguely.
You DO understand that lightweight sarcasm and dramatics are part-and-parcel of most exchanges within this sort of medium, do you not?
Even by folks who manage to serve-up substantive contributions, as well as sarcastic humorous or fun-poking supporting verbiage, yes?
I've never claimed to be Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farms or Pollyanna.
Merely one of hundreds of contributing members, who operates within the mainstream, with respect to ethics, behaviors and manifestations in the heat of argument or passion.
Hope that helps.
Now, stop dry-humping my pants-leg, eh?
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