Crudeness

As the fast-paced story unfolds in a movie-like style in a fictitious country that Kimindero calls “Mother Nyeka”, the reader is presented with an opportunity to question and smell the crudeness, controversies and dishonesties of some of the characters.

There's even a running counter in the corner of the screen that clocks 's crudeness as the show literally normalizes this "curse word" of its power.

Granted, crudeness has been Stern's stock-in-trade for his entire career, but it is worth pointing out that he has probably never met a Trump voter.

The idea that the present populist moment can be principally explained by a combination of crudeness and racism is, in my view, a copout.

He was appalled by the image and shocked at the dumb crudeness of the messaging.

However, many people will be offended by the crudeness of these dramatic cartoons and videos.

When Lindbergh saw the crudeness of Carrel's machinery, he offered to build new equipment for the scientist.