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#2
definetely not, if you not black don't say it it is a derogatory term and unless you want black twt finding everything about you and exposing you go ahead, and if black people say it let them say it
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#4
(Original post by LovelyMrFox)
If your not black, dont say it.
If your not black, dont say it.
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#5
(Original post by Marcus O'Donnell)
do you think it right to give a pass to say the n word
do you think it right to give a pass to say the n word
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(Original post by unknownuser2001)
definetely not, if you not black don't say it it is a derogatory term and unless you want black twt finding everything about you and exposing you go ahead, and if black people say it let them say it
definetely not, if you not black don't say it it is a derogatory term and unless you want black twt finding everything about you and exposing you go ahead, and if black people say it let them say it
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#7
(Original post by Marcus O'Donnell)
do you think it right to give a pass to say the n word
do you think it right to give a pass to say the n word
IMHO, it's a vile disgusting word that only has a right place in the history books.
I'm black and I might be prepared to let some of my very close white friends call me a black b*stard, as banter etc. but never the "N" word (and they know that).
I'm also not crazy about black people using that term... at best, I tolerate it.
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#8
(Original post by Fale)
Honestly black people saying it doesn't really help - how about no one says it?
Honestly black people saying it doesn't really help - how about no one says it?
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(Original post by Fale)
Honestly black people saying it doesn't really help - how about no one says it?
Honestly black people saying it doesn't really help - how about no one says it?
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#10
(Original post by Dangerous88)
Yes, but even black people should never use it. Because it could still provoke racism. The word should be removed everywhere.
Yes, but even black people should never use it. Because it could still provoke racism. The word should be removed everywhere.
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#11
(Original post by kaybby)
if you're not black, you're not allowed to tell black people whether they should use it. if you're black, other black people have the right to choose whether they want to use it or not. it may not help that black people say it however that doesn't mean because black people say it, other races are allowed.
if you're not black, you're not allowed to tell black people whether they should use it. if you're black, other black people have the right to choose whether they want to use it or not. it may not help that black people say it however that doesn't mean because black people say it, other races are allowed.
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#12
(Original post by LovelyMrFox)
If your not black, dont say it.
If your not black, dont say it.
(Original post by kaybby)
if you're not black, you're not allowed to tell black people whether they should use it.
if you're not black, you're not allowed to tell black people whether they should use it.
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#13
(Original post by Synergy_)
But then you are giving it energy/ emotion/ power. It should instead be rendered powerless imo slowly but surely
But then you are giving it energy/ emotion/ power. It should instead be rendered powerless imo slowly but surely
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#14
(Original post by WoodlandSorcerer)
Technically anyone can use it, there's no such thing as one race having the "right" to use it and another not. Ideally even black people should stop using it so that the word becomes obsolete and then it won't be used by anybody.
Technically anyone can use it, there's no such thing as one race having the "right" to use it and another not. Ideally even black people should stop using it so that the word becomes obsolete and then it won't be used by anybody.
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#15
(Original post by Marcus O'Donnell)
do you think it right to give a pass to say the n word
do you think it right to give a pass to say the n word
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#16
(Original post by RogerOxon)
Do either of you understand what racism is?
Do either of you understand what racism is?
Do you have a problem with people not using slurs?
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#17
(Original post by RogerOxon)
Do either of you understand what racism is?
Do either of you understand what racism is?
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#18
(Original post by kaybby)
technically anyone can use any word they want, doesn't mean its right to use it.
technically anyone can use any word they want, doesn't mean its right to use it.
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#19
(Original post by WoodlandSorcerer)
You said that someone who isn't black isn't allowed to give their opinion on whether black people should use it. This is wrong. We have free speech and anyone can give their opinion on the n word and whether it should be used by blacks, whites or anyone else, regardless of their skin colour. And anyone can use the n word, there's no rule or law saying only one race can use it. As I said, the word should ideally just fall out of existence so that it can't then be used by anybody as a racial slur.
You said that someone who isn't black isn't allowed to give their opinion on whether black people should use it. This is wrong. We have free speech and anyone can give their opinion on the n word and whether it should be used by blacks, whites or anyone else, regardless of their skin colour. And anyone can use the n word, there's no rule or law saying only one race can use it. As I said, the word should ideally just fall out of existence so that it can't then be used by anybody as a racial slur.
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#20
(Original post by kaybby)
you can give your opinion due to free speech but it doesn't mean it is the place of a nonblack person who will likely never be affected by the usage of the word to tell black people, the people affected, what they should do with the word. as i said before, technically you can say whatever word you want to say, doesn't mean you should. also remember, freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequence.
you can give your opinion due to free speech but it doesn't mean it is the place of a nonblack person who will likely never be affected by the usage of the word to tell black people, the people affected, what they should do with the word. as i said before, technically you can say whatever word you want to say, doesn't mean you should. also remember, freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequence.
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