"Rhetoric". Interesting word. Can be a compliment ("the ability to use language effectively") or an insult ("undue use of exaggeration or display").Depends on to whom you apply the word and your mindset/point of view. Which definition suits you?
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I don't really understand the question (you know I'm not very bright) but I'll insult someone or compliment them depending on who they are
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One mans rhetoric is another mans propaganda. Right? "Propaganda". Another interesting word. A lullaby to a 5 year old boy that doesn't want to go to sleep is propaganda. :)
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Probably the first one, although to creatively insult someone (using that rhetoric in a fun way) can be entertaining : )
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Rhetorically speaking, I pride myself in using language effectively, unlike those on the ideological left who make it a point to exaggerate and distort all facts in evidence. Put most bluntly ... if I'm lyin', I'm dyin'. ;-)
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To write or speak more effectively. :) Happy Sunday night!((HUG))
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