'Kawaii' Stamp

I've noticed most stamps say one of two things:
"Say "kawaii"? Expect your face to be bricked"
or
"I don't mind if you say kawaii "

If you're like me, you waiver in between the two.
I personally, would love to never see that word written in romaji again. If it's being used by a native Japanese speaker, and written as such, then that's fine. They know the language.
It's just... really. It makes the user sound rather unintelligent if that's the only word of Japanese they know and they just throw it around. My heart dies a little bit everytime someone says "kawaii".

However.
A compliment is a compliment. If someone says "kawaii" in a response to something, I'm not going to come out and flame them to stop being a weeabo and use English. It's just plain rude to respond to a compliment with "STFU WEEABO" or something of the sort.
When someone says "kawaii"
I just cringe, get over it, and say
"Thank you"

Still.
I hate that word.

End rant.