name calling 

Believe it or not this actually results in murder. Some people honestly have a weakness to names and are physically hurt by them. People will not only be willing to hurt you, but willing to eventually kill you if you continue to call them names and/or say stuff about them.

This comes from the aspect of pride where you shouldn't tolerate things people do to you that you don't like. But when there goal is obviously just to make you mad, by getting mad it gives them what they want. The only way your gonna let some words bother you that much is if you have low self esteem

Now last time I checked the only force that words have come from the air pressure that leaves your mouth. How badly you let names bother you is YOUR fault. There is no command someone can say that will make you automatically attack them against your will. People seriously try to justify attacking somebody or vandalizing there property, or even irrelevant violence because they were called names.

When are people gonna realize that it's not what they call you it's what you answer to?

Name calling is involved in 67% of murders in the United States

name calling by Optical_Epilepsy July 20, 2010

Name Calling 

It's isn't just name calling though is it? It's a group of guys who are all repeating statements made by ME to grow they're YouTube following who all just-so-happen to associate with one another. Andrew Tate, Destiny, Dantes (He's new but I've seen him. I'm surprised you brought him in on your own rather than waiting for me to name drop), Alex O'Connor, Chris Williamson, ect all of whom have some loose association with or have associated with (recently) Jordan Peterson the guy I made cry. 2 of these people had mysterious or controversial breakups. 1 shortly after the other. That's weird. 1 of them was locked up without being charged. Wonder what that's all about!

Hym "Hey, it ain't name calling if it's true. But why are you pretending to be a guy who's making death threats, Destiny? Where's your wife? And I haven't been banned. Still perfectly visible. My life, online and offline, are in complete alignment. There is no separating that. There is no banning me for anything here. There is only an imposter's desperate scramble to keep people from finding out he's been INSTALLED BY A CHARLATAN TO PLAY BOTH ENDS AGAINST THE MARGINS. Him and all of his associates. People show up at my work Destiny. They aren't going to let their kids die so that the thing Peter Dinklage turns into during the full moon can rape adorable blondes that are out of his league. It's like the trolley problem except the train is heading towards the track with 1 guy tied to it and on the other track... IS NO ONE. IT'S EMPTY, DESTINY. BECAUSE YOU'REBNOT INVOLVED. And now everyone is debating whether or not to switch the train over to the empty track BUT WAIT! HE GRABBED A KID! NOW THERE'S 2 PEOPLE ON THE TRACK! and STILL ZERO PEOPLE on the other track! WhAtEvEr WiLl We Do!? You're like the autistic riddler from the Robert Pattinson Batman movie. You're not justice Destiny... But..."

Name Calling by Hym Iam August 2, 2024

Brand Name Calling

when you use a commercial brand name as an insult of compliment.

person 1: you are such a Dorito

person 2: nice brand name calling

Brand Name Calling by 101010102 August 29, 2010

St. Peter’s calling my name

An admission that one is going to die soon, usually from a terminal illness or dangerous situation.

A reference to the Christian angel St. Peter, who guards the Gates of Heaven and determines whether one goes to Heaven or Hell. St. Peter calling your name would imply that it is your turn to be judged, which means you must be dead. Thus, admitting that he is “calling your name” makes it seem that a nearing death is inevitable.

Mom,

Thanks for being the greatest mother ever. I would love to tell you in person, but it seems that St. Peter’s calling my name. I wish this could’ve happened differently, but there’s nothing we can do about it now.

Love,
John

St. Peter’s calling my name by SouthernScout January 12, 2023