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Originally Posted by blkgiraffe
My great great grandmother was raped, pissed on and maimed and had the "n" word carved into her flesh when she was 13. So maybe you don't give a damn, but many of us do.
waaa.. cry me a river. suppose it was a b or an a or just a hole carved or maybe just strangled by a n so
My great great grandmother was raped, pissed on and maimed and had the "n" word carved into her flesh when she was 13. So maybe you don't give a damn, but many of us do.
it goes both ways but guess which way it goes more but OK
This isn't about comparisons; it's about the tragic history the word holds. I'm not holding whites accountable for my grandmother. Just people need to be more culturally/racially sensitive to others.
He's talented compared to kids in the local junior high talent show but compared to other professional performers out these days he's nothing but a teeny bopper attraction. He's great considering his target audience but he's certainly not on par with any of the "greats" of our time.
So does one have to be "on par" with one of the greats of our time to be talented? Despite being a better guitar player than 99.9% of the people on this planet, I will openly admit that Eddie Van Halen is better than me. Am I a no talent bum just like Bieber?
A teenager makes a crude joke in front of his friends and it's national news? This country needs a new hobby.
I agree! WHO CARES who said what and who was offended!
I'm getting sick and tired of these witch hunts trying to find something someone said that could potentially offend someone else.
I've said it before: Tanner Boyle was right!!!! (Bad News Bears reference).
Pop star Justin Bieber was caught on camera dropping the N-word, while telling a tasteless joke to pals.
Bieber is seen sitting on a couch with a woman, whose face has been blurred out, when he asks, “Why are black people afraid of chain saw?”
Oh come on the kid was like 14 when he said this. Not only that he's from Canada where Black people don't exist.
Black people call themselves that every day.
So just because a select group of blacks use that slur, it gives white people the idea that it's OK to disregard the blacks who don't use it and use it???
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. suppose it was a b or an a or just a hole carved or maybe just strangled by a n so 
