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I think the lady did the right thing, more people need their azz wurst for saying stupid stuff, he will never do it again . You call someone a racial slur you need to take the punishment too. I'm not helping you, you said it, now take it likes man. I hope they wipe you like a red headed stepchild
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That woman was no lady. imo, she should be charged with attempt murder. There is no word that justifies stomping on someone's spine and kicking them.
I think the lady did the right thing, more people need their azz wurst for saying stupid stuff, he will never do it again . You call someone a racial slur you need to take the punishment too. I'm not helping you, you said it, now take it likes man. I hope they wipe you like a red headed stepchild
Yes there is. The "N" word... The video in the OP proves this..
And for someone else it may be the "B" word.
For some women it may be c^nt
For some whites it may be cracker
For some gays it may be the "F" word
For some Muslims it may be ?
Imagine if we lived in a society where everyone could arbitrarily decide which offensive word allows them to attempt murder. And imagine if each individual gets to judge the extent of the punishment. For some it may be a gun shot...maybe decapitation...perhaps stoning?
And what happens in cases where the person is drunk or on medication or has some mental condition that might cause them to blurt out something offensive? What if the person being attacked was misunderstood? Perhaps the attacker mistakenly thought the offensive word was directed at them?
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