“So Offensive” Bumper Sticker at Utah School Causes Controversy

A bumper sticker on a car in line for pick-up at a Utah school has stirred some controversy online. 

The bumper sticker says "F--- Your Pronouns" and the person who posted is wondering if it's appropriate for a school.

Here's the full post:

Despite your politics, do you think this is acceptable in an elementary school pick up line?
byu/johnrhopkins inUtah

 

Is it okay to the "F-word" on your car I guess is the question because kids are going to see it even if you're not at a school. Kids are everywhere. They're like Ryan Reynolds commercials.

Obviously the guy has a right to have it on his car because this is America for heavens sake, but it's more of an ethical question.

I'd be interested in your opinions.

Here's some of the comments:

u/ignost said:

"Yeah, trashy and overtly aggressive. But the person who put that stickler on would love that people are describing it as "unacceptable." They thrive on being socially unacceptable because we've made it so easy for socially unacceptable people to live in our society without consequence."

Interesting.

u/jllnfelon said:

"When my kids were elementary age and noticed language like this it usually sparked a discussion. They'd ask if it was a swear word, I'd confirm that it was, and then we'd talk about how it was inappropriate or rude to display it on your vehicle.

Kids will hear and see this stuff. All you can do is be around to talk to them about it."

That's a great answer!

What are your thoughts?