Leah would be more professeonal

With everything that's being exposed in this series, THAT is your gripe?
You might want to check your priorities...

On the one episode of her documentary I saw, I don't recall her saying the F-word one single time. But I don't get some people on here whining about whether she curses or not. That's beside the damn point,anyway--who even cares? If she was a man, she would be expected to curse. I don't know why some people think a woman should never curse, or some BS like that. Give it a rest,please. And people from ALL walks of life curse behind closed doors----it hasn't been a "trailer trash", or "ghetto" or street thing for years now.

Plus, the OP didn't spell "professional" correctly anyway,lol.

Cursing is actually a sign of high intelligence.

http://www.aol.com/article/news/2016/09/20/cursing-is-a-sign-of-high-intelligence-study-shows/21476095/

Beware the simpletons who think using taboo words is a sign of immorality. Those are usually the people who have no idea what immorality actually is.





Orgies are not too much fun if no one wants to do it with you.

How is it that people think swearing discredits the person who is swearing? She doesn't drop the F-bomb "every other word" either. Just about every person who has been interviewed swears as well and it's obvious that they are all intelligent and professional. I think she is genuine and passionate about the subject matter and I like her now more than I did before this show. I'm impressed with the presentation and actually think she's more restrained than I would be with regard to an organization that ripped so many peoples' lives to shreds.

It's just a word. You can say "I f'ing love ice cream"
and then you can use a nice Christian word like "pray", by saying "I pray all blacks people would move out of my neighborhood"
I never understood why people cared about cursing, in fact, the people who make a big deal about it, I stereotype as having low IQs, poor education and no sense of humor. I think it's because I had 2 teachers and a distant family associate who would associate cursing with bad character, but all three were very bad people (stole money, sexually assaulted someone, racist)
I shouldn't stereotype but I honestly admit, my thoughts go there.

Does "dropping the f-bomb" make a MAN unprofessional or taken less seriously? Or is he considered strong and forceful?

"every other word"? When you use hyperbole it nullifies the point you are trying to make. How many times in the series did she say it? 4 maybe?