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Just after Obama's gaffe, I heard a woman complain on Twitter this morning that the rented apartment had mold, and she was slandered by the management company. Of course, it is difficult to file a case, because the basis of slander is firstly to prove that her remarks are untrue, and secondly to prove that it has caused reputation damage to the management company. Just a few half-joking words have aroused official criticism, which also reflects that Americans really like to go to court to deal with contradictions.

Tolerance is the fashion in today's society. In order not to offend people, language is getting weaker and weaker, and the original direct words have substitutes. People think of george carlin, a humorous writer who died last year. He is a controversial person. Like many "Dong" actors, he has an extraordinary study of language, but he is secular and has no scruples about offending others. His last book published in 2004 was called "When will Jesus send pork chops?" When will Jesus bring the pork chops? is a collection of jokes he created. One of the themes repeatedly mentioned is the euphemism that is rampant in American English nowadays.

When I read the English version of The Office a few years ago, I didn't understand what they meant by "reducing redundancy". Later, after thinking about it, I realized that it was a euphemism for layoffs. American companies often say that downsizing, downsizing and streamlining are all ...

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