I thought the word ugly already sufficiently expressed subjectivity. But okay. And yes, everyone is allowed to criticize my opinion, but not to deny it. But when I read comments from e.g. , I just like to block them. If someone criticizes another person's criticism, that person should also maintain a certain form. Because then it is not criticism, as was written here, but an insult.But you ARE allowed to say everything! However, everyone else is allowed to tell you that they think it's stupid. That's it. That's freedom of speech. And yes: It makes a difference whether you say: BB is ugly vs. I think BB is ugly. "Is" vs. "think" is pseudo-fact vs. subjectivity
An opinion is indicated with: "I think that" or "in my opinion is".Ugly = subjective = my opinion. So not a mistake or is it now forbidden here?
The difference: "I think fat people are an imposition" is a basis to be able to discuss and exchange opinions about. A forum is good and there for something like that. With the sentence: "Fat people ARE an imposition" a completely different signal is sent. It leaves many speechless, causes some to turn their back on the person who says that. So, if a place IS ugly, it has a different significance in a forum than "in my eyes, the place is ugly." One can have a good conversation about the latter. Not about the former.Do you go into a room where there are also fat people and say: "For my eyes, fat people are an imposition"?
I am also very interested in the answer. I quickly googled some pictures from Brandenburg and I am impressed. It is also said to be the state with the most water, and I can hardly imagine that a state with many rivers and lakes could be ugly. However, I have never been there personally.What exactly do you define as ugly? Do you have any statistics for that? Where in Brandenburg have you been? I am looking forward to your detailed answer.