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I think the opinion that "people who use swear words to convey their point are inarticulate" is bullshit. CMV

Swear words are a natural part of human language, and we shouldn't be intellectually shamed for accessing powerful language in order to convey powerful emotions. Even if we're not trying to convey powerful emotions, swear words contain meaning just like any other more socially acceptable word. A person is not necessarily less articulate by using swear words.

I think people who are offended by swear words are afraid of being accused of having childish sensitivities, so claiming the person is inarticulate is their way of not having to listen to swearing by taking a "grown-up" intellectual stance.

The principle of least effort dictates that people will generally attempt to convey an idea in as few words as possible. There's nothing inherently wrong with that, and people don't have anything to lose by doing so. CMV.

Sorry if this is too long. A bot said my original post was too short.
gpt
I agree that there isn't anything *inherently* wrong with using swear words, but there are several things that swear words do to make your position *seem* more inarticulate to the person you are talking to. And since that person is who you are trying to convey your point to, then they end up being inarticulate. A few of the reasons including:

* Using swear words can indicate anger. This makes your response seem more emotional and less rational. 

* Not using more appropriate synonyms can make the listener believe you to be less educated in general, and therefore (usually), less knowledgeable on the topic at hand. 

* Short responses using swear words are much more easy to quickly dismiss.