@dudebropartyyo: i can agree with that, you can not stop anybody from saying anything. however, I do feel the strawman arguments individuals come up with are very weird when it comes to this word. I agree with you more than I disagree with you. thank you for the insight on your opinion man
@7tizz: its not your argument to have. Thats for other blacks to figure out. not you. Its dumb because you havent been lynched and or raped by a different race because of your color. So let them talk about that. Idk why you think its ok to mettle in another race affairs because you want to use a word(for reasons unknown to me)
@MessiahKnot: its called irony. for some strange reasons, this kind of comments come out of the mouths of a European American. instead of trying to understand they will downplay a complete situation. because it doesn't affect them. No, I am far from racist. But comments like these really get under my skin. At least TRY to understand.
@dudebropartyyo: but you are trying to justify that this is ok. this is not ok. i am also from NYC and literally the word he use is not ok. its simple. this shouldnt even be discussion my friend.
@dudebropartyyo: it isnt the same meaning. just dont say it. blacks using it as a term of endearment dont give whites the right to use it. whites werent slaves, or lynched. cut it out. again they are two different words. you are trying to explain this to a black guy fyi
@stm1185: wait what? so making a new word out of a derogatory word for endearment is a double standard? wow white people really never cease to amaze me sometimes lol
@dudebropartyyo: or you can not say it. i really dont get why this is so hard. actually there are two seperate n words if you want to be technical. he didnt even use the slang version
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