So, Duk, you were using the terms "derogatory," "trustworthiness," and "negativity" at age 10? If so, I guess you are even smarter than I realize.Dukasaur wrote:I think when I was 10 years old I was using less childish insults.
If the shoe fits, wear it.No, being called a rat is generally not a compliment. In most contexts, it's a derogatory term used to describe someone who betrays their friends or associates, especially in a time of trouble, or is a snitch. It can also imply a lack of loyalty, trustworthiness, or even a sense of being a "dirty rat".
Negative Connotations:
Rats are often associated with filth, disease, and negativity, which can reinforce the negative meaning of the term.
If they are appropriate, then they are applicable; and age is irrelevant. The silliness of our resident rat is proven with nearly each post he make.
AND, once a rat, always a rat. I did not NAME him; it is HIS screen name that HE CHOSE. If the shoe fits, wear it.
And, back on topic, Trump has many faults; his ego is only ONE.
Is Trump suffering some type of mental illness?
Really, pack rat?