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What constitutes vulgar and obscene language: the heart or intended meaning, or the words in and of themseves?

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What constitutes vulgar and obscene language: the heart or intended meaning, or the words in and of themseves?

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I would have to say the intented meaning is what makes it vulgar or obscene. I am the type that is never offended so words to me are just verbal expressions which hold nothing without their intent.