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Lets discuss the "N" word to see why it can't be used today. Is it legal to do that?
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Feb 18, 2019 05:10:14   #
Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall
 
Wonttakeitanymore wrote:
Calling someone a racist is the same as the n word! Should b against the law to cl anyone a racist. Course then libs wouldn’t have a vocabulary


The term 'racist' has no racial connotations...
It can be equally applied to all races...
Not comparable with the term 'nigger' at all..

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Feb 18, 2019 05:26:02   #
Smedley_buzkill
 
Wonttakeitanymore wrote:
Calling someone a racist is the same as the n word! Should b against the law to cl anyone a racist. Course then libs wouldn’t have a vocabulary

How many times do I have to explain this? Liberals do NOT call people "racists." They call people raaaaaciiiiiists!

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Feb 18, 2019 20:29:29   #
Trooper745 Loc: Carolina
 
Wolf counselor wrote:
When you say the word, "Liberal', it's the same as saying the N word.

The N word has evolved.

It's now defined by behavior and not skin color.

Below is an example of the new faces of the N word.


First when a stupid racist faggot nigga calls the POTUS a "...bitch ass nigga..." posting it in social media, and other blacks don't immediately condemn him, then nigga must be okay for daily use.

Secondly, no word in the world should be "unusable" because it offends someone. Thirdly, .... Damn anyone who wants to control what I say, or what words I use to say it.

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Feb 18, 2019 20:32:15   #
Rose42
 
PeterS wrote:
So what is an applicable time to use the word 'nigger?' I guess the question is what kind of humor requires the use of racially derogatory words to be funny?


I worked in an office where it was used a lot. It was never a slur more like when some men say "bro" or "brother". Whites and blacks used it and no one ever got offended.

Why are so many people offended at anything and everything these days?

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Feb 18, 2019 20:37:56   #
Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall
 
Rose42 wrote:
I worked in an office where it was used a lot. It was never a slur more like when some men say "bro" or "brother". Whites and blacks used it and no one ever got offended.

Why are so many people offended at anything and everything these days?


Social media and instant communication..

Used to be we communicated directly... And paid attention to why something was being said... And gave people the benefit of the doubt...

Nowadays it's all about being triggered and labelling others...

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Feb 18, 2019 20:41:33   #
debeda
 
Canuckus Deploracus wrote:
The term 'racist' has no racial connotations...
It can be equally applied to all races...
Not comparable with the term 'nigger' at all..


Correct - in proper usage. Nigger is a pejorative and commonly used rudely against blacks, but also would describe anyone whose lot in life is to fetch and tote and serve others. Racist is also a pejorative, as it is used today, but it's also a statement of fact, NOT JUST a pejorative. For instance, saying David duke is a racist, or Louis Farrakhan is a racist may be a pejorative, but is also a statement of fact and may be used that simply, without the negative connotations. For instance, my gramps hated "those damned Eyetalians (sic)" but when I thought of him as racist back then is was more wonderment of why than a judgment.

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Feb 18, 2019 20:42:57   #
debeda
 
Trooper745 wrote:
First when a stupid racist faggot nigga calls the POTUS a "...bitch ass nigga..." posting it in social media, and other blacks don't immediately condemn him, then nigga must be okay for daily use.

Secondly, no word in the world should be "unusable" because it offends someone. Thirdly, .... Damn anyone who wants to control what I say, or what words I use to say it.


DAMN!! Stand tall, Trooper

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Feb 18, 2019 20:44:12   #
debeda
 
Canuckus Deploracus wrote:
Social media and instant communication..

Used to be we communicated directly... And paid attention to why something was being said... And gave people the benefit of the doubt...

Nowadays it's all about being triggered and labelling others...


AGREED!! And adopting the lexicon without a full understanding of the meanings!

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Feb 18, 2019 20:46:42   #
Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall
 
debeda wrote:
AGREED!! And adopting the lexicon without a full understanding of the meanings!


That's why I do my Definitions posts...
It's pretty interesting how people define different terms...

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Feb 18, 2019 20:50:14   #
debeda
 
Canuckus Deploracus wrote:
That's why I do my Definitions posts...
It's pretty interesting how people define different terms...


AGREE

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Feb 19, 2019 09:05:43   #
Rose42
 
Trooper745 wrote:
First when a stupid racist faggot nigga calls the POTUS a "...bitch ass nigga..." posting it in social media, and other blacks don't immediately condemn him, then nigga must be okay for daily use.

Secondly, no word in the world should be "unusable" because it offends someone. Thirdly, .... Damn anyone who wants to control what I say, or what words I use to say it.


Can't disagree with that.

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Feb 19, 2019 13:29:25   #
padremike Loc: Phenix City, Al
 
Wonttakeitanymore wrote:
I used to have a black partner in real estate, I’ll never forget her face when we closed a deal and I fistbumped her and said my nigga! She burst out laughing!!then said , u can’t say that! To which I said why not?


I'm going to make a wild guess and bet that as a person you were very fond of her, maybe even loved her as a friend.

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Feb 19, 2019 16:57:21   #
oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)
 
debeda wrote:
Great video!! I like that guy! Thanks for sharing


That guy is so much like I think. When I stopped using "nigger", except with my black friend Joe I just couldn't bring myself to say all the things that preceded "African". I never saw Joe as a Black African since he had been born in Oregon and lived all his life there. I still can't call people born here anything like African American, etc.

He told the progressive story so very well and I agree with him completely. I don't see many black people in larger towns around here but there are so many of Mexican lineage and I don't even try to keep from calling them "Spics". By the same token I don't back off from "Guinea, Guinea, Wop Wop" when I see someone of Italian language. That is what we called them in Italy, largely because they just couldn't understand hitting with a fist when they always wanted to slap with an open hand.

That guy tells it all as it belongs especially when he brings up, Progressive.

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Feb 19, 2019 17:10:16   #
oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)
 
debeda wrote:
Correct - in proper usage. Nigger is a pejorative and commonly used rudely against blacks, but also would describe anyone whose lot in life is to fetch and tote and serve others. Racist is also a pejorative, as it is used today, but it's also a statement of fact, NOT JUST a pejorative. For instance, saying David duke is a racist, or Louis Farrakhan is a racist may be a pejorative, but is also a statement of fact and may be used that simply, without the negative connotations. For instance, my gramps hated "those damned Eyetalians (sic)" but when I thought of him as racist back then is was more wonderment of why than a judgment.
Correct - in proper usage. Nigger is a pejorative ... (show quote)


In the small city we used to go to the movies in the 40s and 50s people with colored skin (all blacks of today) had to sit in one little area with about 40 seats. This lasted a long time but about 1950 a black kid became the really important member of the high school football team. He was allowed to sit anywhere he wanted, and he did it with impunity. I had to ask many of those others, who we all called niggers,
why they continued to associate with him at school. I never did figure out that one.

My dad used that term all the time and I think I picked it up from him. He was one of those who hated Jackie Robinson for playing baseball with the Dodgers because as he said, "They have their own leagues and shouldn't want to play with white men. Not many years after Robinson started playing many other black men were playing in the majors and "the old man" seemed to forget that they were out of their league. Hey, he and many of his friends always went to Negro League games, when they could. I sure never did understand that.

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Feb 19, 2019 17:11:18   #
oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)
 
Rose42 wrote:
I worked in an office where it was used a lot. It was never a slur more like when some men say "bro" or "brother". Whites and blacks used it and no one ever got offended.

Why are so many people offended at anything and everything these days?


It is the progressives that are the cause of that.

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