What does 君のバカ mean?

I wish I was advanced enough in my Japanese studies to give you a comprehensive answer. Instead what I just so happened to observe must suffice.

In my experience I've found Japanese to use katakana mainly in three situations:

  1. Foreign words, because they're formed differently from native words and should thus stick out.
  2. "Unclean" words, be that sexual words, aggressive words, or offensive words. Not all of these will always be written in katakana, but sometimes they are - ばか is one of those that sometimes are and sometimes aren't. A xenophobic interpretation could also count foreign words in this category.
  3. Anime/manga special moves, here all rules are given up and whatever the writer wants to do goes. They also often tend to involve foreign words.
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