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I'm not black but I don't nor would I ever use the word. Low-life blacks use that word hundreds of times a day when speaking to one another or as a reference to describe someone else. They've desensitized the word since they use it so much. It doesn't even mean what it once meant.
I'm not black but I don't nor would I ever use the word. Low-life blacks use that word hundreds of times a day when speaking to one another or as a reference to describe someone else. They've desensitized the word since they use it so much. It doesn't even mean what it once meant.
Isn't that a GOOD thing?
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Yeah, well Dr. Laura got kicked off of radio for doing the exact same thing. Just discussing the double standard. So you know that it's going to be trouble. It's stupid as hell, though.
Ehhhh...she was trying to be cute though. I mean, not saying she should've been canned, but she was acting pretty stupid.
it's always fun seeing white people argue to use the n-word. White people just get upset because they feel like black people can do something that they can't. There is no argument outside of quoting someone (not a rap song) in a serious manner just for reference. These peoples little sunken racial arrogance comes right to the surface over this issue.
Well, I am happy black people have the right to call each other such a degrading word.
it's always fun seeing white people argue to use the n-word. White people just get upset because they feel like black people can do something that they can't. There is no argument outside of quoting someone (not a rap song) in a serious manner just for reference. These peoples little sunken racial arrogance comes right to the surface over this issue.
Yes, we are just so upset we can't use the N word, you just keep believing that.
Actually, i'm not obsessed with racism, i'm obsessed with being honest about it unlike my present interlocutor.
I know what i know, and i'll just leave it there. When white folks from your neck of the woods speak about black folks in a negative light, all the time or not, they ain't saying "black" or "African American." You know it, i know it, and so does everyone else. That's probably no less true for people in other areas too, but i KNOW it's the truth for where you're from. So miss me with the phoniness.
I personally have never used that word....Nor do I appreciate the use of that word. But, how can you have a dialog about that word without saying it outloud? .....But that kid can use the F word repeatedly. Double standard.
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Teacher: when you say N it means friend but when I say N it is racist?
Student then goes ballistic that the teacher just used the N word even though it wasn't directed at him.
You can't even say N when discussing the use of the word N.
Not sure Webster dictionary today defines it as such, but it means 'dirty person'. It does not mean 'friend'.
Like the B word, (or any other derogatory remark) a person can use words in certain circles; we've always known this. So why is this so difficult to understand now?
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