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	<title>Comments on: Ruby-Sachs: &#8220;Left-wingers&#8221; and other fancy labels</title>
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		<title>By: opinionator</title>
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		<description>Labels are either nouns or adjectives. Label is a noun. Using nouns and adjectives label persons, places or things.

It seems to me that we need a good definition of &quot;label&quot;. 

Most canned goods and clothing have labels. Some describe who made them; some labels delineate how to care for the &quot;item&quot;.

Some labels are good ... gay ...
Some labels are bad ... bigot ...
Or vice-versa, depending on one&#039;s persuasion!

In general, every person who writes on this site, columnist, blogger or commenter uses labels. We all communicate using labels. I am not sure just how to communicate with just verbs and adverbs. 

In some cases, nouns become verbs (text, most recently changed its orientation); verbs also flip-flop on occasion ... (trick comes to mind.)

In the end, I must disagee with the idea of not using labels, because nothing will &quot;get done&quot; without them! Why? Else we will not be able to communicate EXACTLY what we mean to say, and to evoke a specific emotion with our well-chosen verbiage.

BTW, verbiage is a noun, which makes it a label.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Labels are either nouns or adjectives. Label is a noun. Using nouns and adjectives label persons, places or things.</p>
<p>It seems to me that we need a good definition of &#8220;label&#8221;. </p>
<p>Most canned goods and clothing have labels. Some describe who made them; some labels delineate how to care for the &#8220;item&#8221;.</p>
<p>Some labels are good &#8230; gay &#8230;<br />
Some labels are bad &#8230; bigot &#8230;<br />
Or vice-versa, depending on one&#8217;s persuasion!</p>
<p>In general, every person who writes on this site, columnist, blogger or commenter uses labels. We all communicate using labels. I am not sure just how to communicate with just verbs and adverbs. </p>
<p>In some cases, nouns become verbs (text, most recently changed its orientation); verbs also flip-flop on occasion &#8230; (trick comes to mind.)</p>
<p>In the end, I must disagee with the idea of not using labels, because nothing will &#8220;get done&#8221; without them! Why? Else we will not be able to communicate EXACTLY what we mean to say, and to evoke a specific emotion with our well-chosen verbiage.</p>
<p>BTW, verbiage is a noun, which makes it a label.</p>
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