In all cases, insulting or mocking a person is not morally justifiable

In all cases, insults mean nothing when they aren't true. People react when they contain tones of truth. What I'm doing is not insulting people - I am reflecting on the result of them insulting themselves. Many people do not like to admit to the possibility that some people on this planet can read people based on what they wear, what they want in life and what they do to get it. Like Sherlock Holmes? I'm joking.I am a very crafty man that does things to prove more of the fact that people are caught up in their own smoke and mirrors than strictly to bombard them like a street thug in 95% profanity. I'd much rather prefer to sophisticate my bluntness by resorting to deep levels of analysis instead. It's that simple:Well from the first paragraph, I could say that you are insecure about your identity. From the second paragraph you state that you are a man. Yet on your profile you set your gender to 'prefer not to say'. From this 'deduction' that I base on your behaviour I can just you an insecure person. But who gave me the right to judge you that way? How is it morally justified for me to insult you? You try to justify insulting someone by pointing out that they are truths yet the fact is you cannot possibly know what a person is like since you cannot immediately jump into their minds and decide what they are. Just like how I cannot possibly prove you are insecure about your internet identity.So you have failed to provide a case where insulting someone or mocking someone is justified. It will never be justified since you do not have any inherent rights to judge a person unless you have some sort of ability to know a person fully in body and mind. Much like God.However you and everyone else is not god and so you cannot judge someone based on your own speculations.And another false point you make is that you believe by insulting someone, you are toughening them up. Yet again, you are not God and do not know whether or not your attacks will weaken or strengthen a person's self-esteem. Just because you believe on the possibility of strengthening people by bullying them verbally, does not mean it is justified to bully them in the first place.It is not scientifically proven that verbal assault strengthens a person's mind and therefore you do not have a strong justifiable reason to insult or mock a person.Humans do not have any divine power or right to insult a person. When one chooses to verablly hurt someone, they are completely responsible for the consequences. They cannot justify their actions as morally right.So far, you have not given any examples or cases where insult or mockery is justified. You only say that it stengthens a person or that it is only a reflection of the truth. Yet it doesn't justify the action. Since there's always the equal possibility of affecting the person negatively and causing depression, mental illness or in some extreme cases, suicide.You cannot prove that the way you insult people brings about specific effects. That depends on the feelings and emotions of the person at the other end. You don't know what effect you will have on people and that is why you cannot justify any reasons why you insult them. Unless you are 100% percent certain of the effects the other person experiences is positive and helps integret them, then you cannot justify your actions as morally right.