GRAMMAR CRIMES DIVISION

The phrase “no offense” was invented to guarantee offense. It’s basically a legal loophole for rudeness.

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No offense is a disclaimer used before a possibly rude remark, with no known inventor. Some people see it as a way to soften or excuse rudeness, but it has no legal effect.

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