Although I’m not going to sit here and pretend like I know the entire history of the word, I just know that it became sense of ownership at some point. Nevertheless if you want to blame someone blame the white people who started using it in the first place
lol
incorrect
slur appropriation involves total control of the term by the original victim of the slur
I’m sorry but no matter how you feel you don’t speak for black people as a whole and not everyone feels that way
N Word debate gotta be the oldest argument on the internet. Bruh just don’t f***ing say it if you’re white and save yourself from looking racist, not every black person feels the same about it so stop using the one black person you’ve met in real life as a voice for all black people
Ahhh the “get over it” and the “well obviously he didn’t mean it like that” argument rolled in one. Sorry my friend but we are on two opposite sides of the spectrum and I see no point in furthering this conversation
“You guys”
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White people get BIG MAD when in the one instance in society, they finally know what it feels like to be excluded. People exposing themselves ITT right now
Lol regardless the no,u argument completely disregards the entire purpose of why blacks people started saying it and continue to say it to this day. Why do white people love tryna police black people’s thoughts lol. Worse, why do I, in 2019, on a f***ing forum dedicated to a black man, have to explain to you why using the N word as a white person is problematic.
Stay mad, clown
u one of the biggest clowns on this site my nigga log off
is it really shocking at this point that white people in some capacity say the n-word.
This is like cancelling directors or script writers which use the n word, maybe it implies some lack of social character but it doesnt take away from their work (e.g. quentin tarantino)
In this video he seems to be ranting and says it, obviously he was wrong to say it and should've said n-word instead but this is reaching and baiting hard which takes away from legitimate racists