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okOnly because it has been adopted as a symbol.
okOnly because it has been adopted as a symbol.
Why should it be? Because of what happened what, up to 40 years ago? Because people can somehow still claim they are hurting about what happened to their ancestors 150 years ago? GTFO.Bunch of white dudes on the internet are arguing the n-word shouldn't be offensive.... That's a slam dunk.
1) There is still real racism in the country.Not saying what Cooper did was okay.
I am more referring to this over the top and frankly idiotic uproar like it means that we are farting around in the 1930s and there is real racism.
Not saying what Cooper did was okay.
I am more referring to this over the top and frankly idiotic uproar like it means that we are farting around in the 1930s and there is real racism.
OK Irv. You can lead the campaign to have the word be totally acceptable in today's society. Go for it.Why should it be? Because of what happened what, up to 40 years ago? Because people can somehow still claim they are hurting about what happened to their ancestors 150 years ago? GTFO.
Grow up and get past it.
And you keep giving it the power that it doesn't deserve. You're already well on your way. Bullshit comparisons and ridiculous arguments "I think they call each other that to take some of the sting out of it" aside.OK Irv. You can lead the campaign to have the word be totally acceptable in today's society. Go for it.
1) There is still real racism in the country.
2) All I'm saying is I'm not going to begrudge anyone being offended by his use of the word. It's not my place to tell them they shouldn't be offended.
Ok, maybe you aren't superpunk.
That describes some people here in this thread... (pep, 2233, mb4). Falling all over each other to prove that each one is more tolerant than the other.
You guys thought he was punk?
Geng is the polar opposite of him. For starters, he's not an idiot.
I don't agree it only exists in corporate America.Not denying it. But it exists "really" in corporate America and it is perpetuated not just by the upper class but the very class that continually uses that as a crutch. Riley Cooper screaming an expletive shouldn't be a reason why people get all upset. That's the general point. It is there because it is convenient.
OK, guess you can try that.I feel it is my place to definitely tell the fake socially conscious frickheads that think that it applies somehow to them when quite honestly, they've done as much to keep the word alive as anyone else.
He whiffed on that fresh prince softball. Pretty sure punk would've gotten that one.
You guys thought he was punk?
Geng is the polar opposite of him. For starters, he's not an idiot.
It's not a poor example. There's no possible way you know what it's like to be called a n-word.
He whiffed on that fresh prince softball. Pretty sure punk would've gotten that one.
Did I miss a thread where black people were telling Asians, Whites and Latinos not to be offended by those terms?Would a black person know what it's like to be called a gook? A cracker? A wetback? No?
I don't think you'd know a point if it fucked you in the ass.Point remains. And yeah, poor example.
I'm not contradicting myself. I'm using your words to answer your question. If I were to list the top 10 racial slurs, this one would be number one.
nvmWhy was that a softball? Outsiders might associate Philly with Will Smith/Fresh Prince but it isn't even on my radar, I assure you. Not sure why I'd automatically think Fresh Prince from what that other guy said.