Do you really care if white ppl use the "N-Word"

[Nawzlew]

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[marikomorose]

Doesn't bother me one way or the other who uses it, As far as white people go though, they created the word so who am I to tell them not to use it.

In 2020 do you have these same sentiments?

 

[marikomorose]

 

[sooperhooper]

I get upset about White people using that word, but I’m even more bothered about fellow black people using this word like it’s going out of style. If we want other people to stop using this word, it starts with us.

100%. But people are too petty and emotional for anything to ever happen.

 

[kingkoopa]

I honestly don't understand how white people even think they deserve a voice on this.

Of course yall think yall should be able to use it or no one should be able to use it.

 

[northoaklandfc]

In 2020 do you have these same sentiments?

Just ask bruh why is he a Tom. Can't "grow" out of that.

bigz704 ?????

 

[Lee And His Sneaks]

I don't know why White people are so thirsty to use the term. They make it seem like it's this moment of arrival to use the it. I don't believe that we should use the term either, because when we use it around White peers, they feel encouraged to use it.

 

[sthebest]

100%. But people are too petty and emotional for anything to ever happen.

Agreed. My thing is that people sound foolish when try to formulate a argument separating the differences of the N word ending in "ER" versus the N word ending with "GA". Another thing I hate when women refer to themselves or someone else as the B word, but take offense when a man calls them that word. We unfortunately live in a society of double standards and stubbornness.

 

[tr1ll]

Yea if you live in the Deep South, you the “a” can be just as, if not more racist than “er”. There’s no acceptable version of the word.

 

[Rum]

As a white Male I cringe when I hear white people say it with the "GA"...it just sounds dumb...I also hate when my black friends tell me I can say it..I dont want to say it I never have and never will...as far as the "ER"..you wont believe(or maybe you will)how other racist white people toss the word around, around me just because I'm white...I get so upset and usualy tell them not to use that word around me and they look at me like an alien...I always tell my freinds I AM the "fly on the wall" around most white people and they suck..racism is never going to go away and honestly if I was black I probably wouldn't associate with white people..I am contemplating quitting the carpenter's union because of this..a bunch of racist white guys is not who I want to spend 8 hours of my day around. This is something that has been bothering me a lot lately sorry for the rant

 

[bigz704]

In 2020 do you have these same sentiments?

Yep still don't care if they say it nor do I care to be the N word police

 

[sooperhooper]

To the people that care, if you're in a club and lots of white people are singing along and saying it, please tell me what you will do. Loud music and you can barely hear anything... I legitimately want to know.

 

[marikomorose]

Yep still don't care if they say it nor do I care to be the N word police

So you would be completely fine if some none black person referred to u as a n-word “a” or “er?”

 

[bigz704]

So you would be completely fine if some none black person referred to u as a n-word “a” or “er?”

Yep because they probably already say it in private and now I know to distance myself from them

 

[marikomorose]

Yep because they probably already say it in private and now I know to distance myself from them

So at the very least it does bother u, correct?

 

[friscostylez]

To the people that care, if you're in a club and lots of white people are singing along and saying it, please tell me what you will do. Loud music and you can barely hear anything... I legitimately want to know.

selectively care and selectively check who uses it?

big *** samoans use it all the time in the bay and nobody will check them about it lol

never heard anybody giving a whiteboi a pass on saying it tho.

 

[bigz704]

So at the very least it does bother u, correct?

I mean I'm not gonna loose sleep over it or care enough to do or say something bout it.

 

[marikomorose]

selectively care and selectively check who uses it?

big *** samoans use it all the time in the bay and nobody will check them about it lol

never heard anybody giving a whiteboi a pass on saying it tho.

If u said the Samoans n-word around them would they be offended?

I mean I'm not gonna loose sleep over it or care enough to do or say something bout it.

But u care enough to remove yourself from their company.

 

[bigz704]

If u said the Samoans n-word around them would they be offended?

But u care enough to remove yourself from their company.

I let people be themselves and if I don't agree with the way they move, I remove myself from said situation.

 

[sooperhooper]

The older i get, the more i want to put on my shades and headphones and not pay attention to anything anyone says or does.

 

[kingkoopa]

To the people that care, if you're in a club and lots of white people are singing along and saying it, please tell me what you will do. Loud music and you can barely hear anything... I legitimately want to know.

What are you trying to get at?

 

[sooperhooper]

What are you trying to get at?

I want to know what people will do. Simple.

 

[friscostylez]

every action has a reaction.

say you check someone for using a word, but they see that as disrespect and willing to kill you over that. is it still worth it?

 

[Comparison Ford]

As a general rule, I'd say that anything where death is involved isn't worth it.

 

[ninjahood]

his man who stamped his pass was there to validate it