The personal insult is neither necessary, nor appropriate. I'm sorry, but if we can't have a primary campaign among Republican candidates without personally insulting anyone who differs in opinion with you, then the GOP is in major trouble.
The English language is a rich one, capable of the expression of almost any thought, emotion, or nuance of feeling. The description you used to describe another freeper is simply crude.
Argue ideas, not personalities, please.
As for "Argue ideas, not personalities, please", I do. But when someone insults me, directly or indirectly, or verbally assaults someone I care for or admire, they have made the first move whether they care to admit it or not.
Good day to you, sir.