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Prove it by making this your last response. Any further responses are just going to prove the opposite (I don't care either way, up to you).
WileECoyotee
Expert
If you've never seen that episode, the word is "NAGGERS".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwrUkeYxUF0
Well his does not say Naggers , so if someone has not watched that South park episode , one could see something offensive about .
I don't disagree with that - it is the entire point of that whole skit.
I'm just pointing out it's not what most here seem to think it is.
Chr15topher
Marksman
Same page here
Gluemanz28
Grandmaster
Well to be honest I think that Dragun762 is pulling a prank. I'm pretty sure nobody believes in that being rational thinking.
I didn't know that and I now get the whole point is to elude to a racist term without saying it via context. I still don't feel that it makes it any more appropriate.
I never said it was appropriate, just pointing out it isn't what everybody thinks it is and that is it.
I don't condone it, I just explain it.
But you can parade up and down your street after the cop followed you home just fine. Must have been a bored cop to follow you home.
I've been to the break room. You were there bragging about your 14 years younger girl friend. On a thread about someone having inappropriate interactions with under age girls. Classy.
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If you've never seen that episode, the word is "NAGGERS".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwrUkeYxUF0
Your right the word was naggers in that part of the episode, but that was not what the episode was about. It was about how freely he used the other "N" word.
I don't remember the whole episode so I can't comment on that, it's been... a long time
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Titanium_Frost
Grandmaster
If you are going to thumb your nose at the .gov why not just carry everywhere instead of asking a few neighbors for permission? You are STILL asking permission to exercise a right.
Consider it civil disobedience at its finest, hey you can even be the test case! Ask me how fun that is!
Consider it civil disobedience at its finest, hey you can even be the test case! Ask me how fun that is!
I have not read every post so if I'm out of line I'm sorry... This is just my 2 cents.
It kills me when white people get offended by the N word but black people call each other that word with no offense. Political correctness at its finest. The people that should be offended use it regular but the people that it doesn't affect get offended.
It kills me when white people get offended by the N word but black people call each other that word with no offense. Political correctness at its finest. The people that should be offended use it regular but the people that it doesn't affect get offended.
I am not offended but my post was simply pointing out that there are some rules around here.
I agree, but if we were going to go into that discussion... I've only heard individuals of a particular race call themselves that particular word as a term of endearment. "What's up (the word)?" "Yo (the word) what you been doing?" "Get over here (the word)!" "(the word) look at that!"
I'm not saying others of other races don't use it (sure, they do) but nobody I associate with does.
It's a double standard at it's finest, imho.
