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minus-square@dariusj18link16•5 months agoIt is common and correct to always refer to former Presidents as President, they generally only say former if it clears up ambiguity.
minus-squareAviandelight link9•5 months agoIt is a courtesy that we give all past presidents, though it does being a smile to my face every time the fat orange ass is called “Mr.”
minus-squareNougatlinkfedilink11•5 months agoProfessional courtesy should only be extended to professionals.
minus-squareTar_Alcaranlinkfedilink3•5 months agoThe same argument applies to the word “courtesy” in there sentence
It is common and correct to always refer to former Presidents as President, they generally only say former if it clears up ambiguity.
It is a courtesy that we give all past presidents, though it does being a smile to my face every time the fat orange ass is called “Mr.”
Professional courtesy should only be extended to professionals.
The same argument applies to the word “courtesy” in there sentence