This is like when Isiah Thomas said it's not as bad for a black man to call a woman a as it is for a white man to call a .
I don't see a problem with white people saying in the same context that black people use it. Just because they changed the ending to "a" from "er" and endeared it to themselves doesn't change the fact that we own that word. It's like they leased a car from us. Just cuz you put a bumper sticker on the don't make your name magically appear on the le.
Last edited by J.T.; 11-25-2013 at 03:19 AM.
preach. should white people get offended if a black guy says "dude" even though that comes from white boy surfer origins?
Nope. Everybody says dude. Everybody says . Apples and apples.
And at the same time, if I'm hanging with some black friends and some asshole has the audacity to say nigg3r(hard "er" and being purposely offensive), that better be ready for . It's all mother ing context.
, negro, or even nigg3r isn't offensive depending on the context. But that whole it's ok if black people use it but not if non-minorities use it is ing bull racism, straight up.
Last edited by Chinook; 11-25-2013 at 11:27 AM.
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