 What does the following quotation from the article -- "Nobody deserves it more than Barry Switzer. He took all of this [expletive]." -- most likely imply?
"I think there are very few rational people in this world to whom the word '[expletive]' is particularly diabolical or revolting or totally forbidden." There are a couple of credible candidates: The four-letter word for "vagina" remains off-limits in polite conversation (although that has more to do with feminism than with profanity), and the slang expression for those who engage in oral sex with males is not yet acceptable by the standards of office-meeting etiquette. When almost anything can be said in public, profanity ceases to exist in any meaningful way at all. What is important is that profanity served a variety of purposes for a long time in Western culture.
 Switzer deserves to be rewarded for the sacrifices he made to win the NFC title
 Switzer deserves to be punished for using explicit language  Switzer deserves to be rewarded for speaking honestly and in-the-moment  Switzer deserves to be rewarded for the sacrifices he made to win the NFC title  Switzer deserves to be punished for using blasphemous language on live television