It isn’t like the old days. Religious people are among us now.

FUCK

No you can't. An internet police vehicle has been dispatched to your location. You'll be confiscated and placed in the silly room for one fortnight.

May God have mercy on your soul.

Not according to Reddit, who has gotten ridiculously ban-happy

But I don't want to.

I can think of a word no one's brave enough to say...

Oh dear. Now you've done it.

Fuck balls

Oh crackers!

Frell! Frick! Frak! Fsck!

I use voice dictation a lot. When I use it for work I need to censor myself.

When I come to Lemmy I'm not going to go through the trouble of finding the voice dictation setting 12 layers deep so that it won't censor the word fuck.

Inadvertently some assholes comes along after every one spicy comments to let me know I can say fuck on the internet.

F*** them.

fuck

Except for me. **** is my password so if I type **** Lemmy automatically sensors it.

My internet is appalled
a box containing the internet

Meanwhile on Youtube "This PDF File Game-Ended himself because he was caught with Child SA Corn and now he's unalive."

And pedophile and rape.

Please stop making serious topics sound so unserious.

Luigi, Die, Cum, Cunt, Whore, Shit

Are words you can also say. Fuck the algorithm and sanitised internet

Woah now, think of the poor algorithm!

Self-censoring swearing and serious topics will never not be ridiculous to me. I especially dislike the trend if censoring them by replacing letters with numbers/symbols, because I don't see that well...

In going to say it...

Unprotected handholding.

Well I suppose if you wanted to then you could. I mean I don't swear when I speak so I don't feel I need to online.

It's like graffiti on the wall of buildings, that keeps the rent down.

"fuck" on the internet keeps the advertisers away.

Got two generations raised on Pleasing The Algorithm, we are so fucked

fuck nazism and especially fuck corporations like alphabet inc that force content creators to censor words like Hitler and holocaust because they're not "advertiser friendly" enough