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It's beyond idiotic to say "I don't use that term," when you are in trouble for being caught on video using "that term." Right, this is the only time you have ever used that word in your life. You aren't racist at all. Out of the trillions of things you say in your entire life, the ONE time you ever decide to use a racial slur it just happens to get caught on tape. Right.
There's nothing like seeing a white NFL wide receiver dropping a straight up N-bomb at a Kenny Chesney concert while wearing sleeveless flannel and rocking a pony tail. This guy is going places in life after the NFL. Crappy places, but, places.
Nothing quite kills the mood like a good old fashioned white trash moment. Check out how appalled the crowd is around him, that dude next to him looks like he got slapped in the face.
Shame.
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Asp86 @ Aug 4
Whether you're black/white, the "N" word is a no-no!!!
As much as I love rap music, I can't stand hearing the "N" word. Can someone please explain to me the reasoning for it being said at the end of every bar? I personally think that any person releasing a CD with the word anywhere on it, the CD should be blocked from release. How can society move forward away from racism if the word is thrown around in a casual form?
As much as I love rap music, I can't stand hearing the "N" word. Can someone please explain to me the reasoning for it being said at the end of every bar? I personally think that any person releasing a CD with the word anywhere on it, the CD should be blocked from release. How can society move forward away from racism if the word is thrown around in a casual form?
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rockchisler @ Aug 4
Unfortunately Skillz and Cuse are completely missing the point of the Blog and sadly many people in this country feel the same way. Through education which will take a LOOOONG time for some people we will get over this, hopefully, someday, maybe, possibly.. :P
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carnalnirvana @ Aug 7
i can forgive alot of "mistakes", drunk driving, domestic violence, dog fighting, all of which are serious acts which we call mistakes for some reason.
but this is like rape its unforgivable. people see a word but there is a deep history to this word and its use to reinforce an image of superiority by our ancestors.
this shows his character, what is in his mind when vick underthrows him, or a DB grabs him and he didnt get a flag....
we all have it in us but what builds character is fighting the impulse especially when we are with friends or a group.....
if this had been a black player saying this about a white security or jewish person the world would have crushed him but when its us we get defensive and say people should get over it
but this is like rape its unforgivable. people see a word but there is a deep history to this word and its use to reinforce an image of superiority by our ancestors.
this shows his character, what is in his mind when vick underthrows him, or a DB grabs him and he didnt get a flag....
we all have it in us but what builds character is fighting the impulse especially when we are with friends or a group.....
if this had been a black player saying this about a white security or jewish person the world would have crushed him but when its us we get defensive and say people should get over it
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I was playing NASCAR online and in a public lobby. There was a black guy in there,no big deal, until he started calling everybody in the lobby a (the N word). A couple of us spoke up and said we didn't like that. You know what he said and I quote "Man that is just the way we talk. Just like all you white people call everyone "Buddy". Now I don't know about other white people. but I don't call people "Buddy", and I don't know anyone that does.
So let me ask you, now who is making a stereotypical assumptions? It wasn't me and I'm not now. I always here black people saying come walk in my shoes and see what it's like. I say the same thing. Come walk in my shoes and then tell me that blacks don't pull the racist card a lot.
You don't like that someone says a lot of blacks pull the racist card, but I don't like anybody assuming something I don't do.