Why cant deaf people swear?

Jesus fcuking Christ. This is the first I've heard of this and I've been deaf for ages. Never realised I wasn't getting the full dialogue. Cuntz nannying us again.

You're correct and I was being my usual facetious self. That being said, it bothered me less when I wasn't aware of it 🙂

But deaf and partially deaf people have it so good compared to my mother's generation. Technology has improved things immeasurably, especially with hearing aids. Subtitles are available on all movies and on many other media items. Society treats deaf people differently now also and we're no longer considered the village idiot. Unless we are actually the village idiot.

of course they curse and they have bad thoughts as well 😉.......

And here's the example;

The subtitle reads 'Great. Call me Monday'. The soundtrack says 'Great, call my office Monday morning and we'll blah blah blah'.

Fair old difference.

There are a couple of shows I watch that I leave the subtitles on for various reasons like an accent I can’t always follow

I have not encountered profanity being censored in subtitles

best thing to do is make a complaint to the customer support and the feedback forums.

I remember the profanity was censored on The Shooter series on Netflix. I was not happy about it both because it happens and that I had to stop watching because the cuts were so badly done. It wasn’t Netflix though - this is the version that they getting from the producers

If I watch a scandi-noir or something, in the original dialogue, with subtitles as I prefer, all the swearing is left in. I assume faithfully so.

Why the **** should that not be the case for closed captions for deaf people in their own first language? I'm shocked if it isn't, you mother funnies youse.

Another off -topic question while we're at it. How come people who are deaf from birth have an accent?

That kind of deleting back would only happen with live subtitling, the Late Late or the News or whatever.

Recorded shows like this would always have subtitles prepared in advance. And yes, you can often see the ID of the subtitle producer at the end. For a lot of American stuff on C4 or BBC, the subtitles seem to have been generated in the UK strangely enough.

I don't understand why they can't have live subtitles for the news it's all on autocue anyway, unless they are doing an interview obviously. For one person talking straight ahead I don't see why what's on the autocue can't be streamed. They stopped the news for the deaf that had this feature just as the pandemic hit. So anyone who is hard of hearing but doesn't sign was really disadvantaged especially when people on the news were wearing masks.

Operation transformation is another one that's a disaster, most of that show could easily be prerecorded.

I gave up on this week's "crimes and confessions" as the subtitles were all over the place and Smother wasn't much better , so no it's not just live shows.

Which is why I said "unless they are doing an interview obviously"

Watched Tommy Tiernan last night, subtitles were perfect even all the f's plus they included extra information....if interviewee was hesitant they stated hesitantly then the words which was pretty cool.