The word doesn't offend me. I am hoping you're just going through a phase though.
You went out of your way to make that little joke. I'd say your actions belie your claim.
Which one offends you least?
Quite a few of your recent posts in varying threads are indicative that you're in a state of agitation. Maybe you're angry. That wouldn't surprise me. Many people are. But, I don't mean that in the sense where someone gets angry and starts firing away until later coming to a calm. It's the relentless pattern of behavior that's puzzling. I'm not even concerned that you make the occasional mistake based on an assumption. We all do that. It's like you're fixated on proving some point. Whether you're right or wrong is hardly the issue. Like I said, I hope it's just a phase.
As to your question, is that a trap? Am I to pick one so that you can try and show that if one offends me less than the other that the one that offends me the least is still offensive to me? That avoids the possibility that the one that offends me less doesn't offend me at all. Awe, but then if one is less offensive (yet not offensive at all), then I must be offended by another since it's more than the other. Is that the angle? How about all three "conservatism", "libertarianism," and "conservolibertarianism" offend me equally. Does that somehow (in your mind) imply that I'm offended by them? Well, it shouldn't. None of them do I find offensive, but more importantly, my saying they offend me equally doesn't imply they offend me. I was a bit perplexed about what meaning you held for the combo one, but that's all cleared up now.
How would you like to wake up tomorrow morning and find that all your fellow liberals here on this board had a change of heart about President Trump and vowed to support and vote for him in the next election? Now there's a word, "liberal." I don't find the word offensive per se, but I think I might be a tad miffed (just a tad) if people referred to me as one. Or maybe you don't like the word "Trump."
Or, maybe it's Trump you find more offensive. Which do you find more offensive, the taboo n word or an offensive man that we shouldn't call one? Do you have a point to prove?
I tell ya what. From the words of a song: Alright, I quit. I lose. You're the winner. So I stumbled from that barroom not so tall and not so proud, and I can still hear the hoots and laughter of the crowd. Butcha know what ... .
Before I bring this to a permanent close, let me just say that I don't have a problem with you. I was just friggin' joking around a lil bit. Lighten up.