Do you care if white people say "? " ?
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Stopitfive wrote: »Stopitfive wrote: »brideofscarface22 wrote: »I understand the fascination behind it though. Cause if there was a word that I was forbidden to say.it would be like tourette's syndrome how many times I would say it.
Too bad their ancestors used up all their n-passes.
But it really doesn't sound good coming from any other races, either. No offense.
there are words that we r all not supposed to say in certain situations...
yet the fascination does not exist... shall i list them?
? , ? , ? , guinea, polock, ? , ? , ? , etc...
I use all these words on my friends.
They are just words.
say them to your boss or strangers and report your findings...
That's different. Different situations.
How can you use that as an argument?
I did used on a stranger and it didn't go well for him but for a boss?
I'm trying to get paid and I'm a different man at my job.
You can't be yourself all the time, absolute certainty. -
that word been lost the power it once had when it comes to me. I greet the white lady at the 7-11 i frequent as ? . The first time i said it to her she was baffled but now she just smiles and sparks conversation with me.
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oh so it is about respect... thanks for playing...
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I have a dream of a utopia where the word ? is used as a greeting for individuals of all nation and creeds.
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Stopitfive wrote: »oh so it is about respect... thanks for playing...
No, a job setting is different.
That's my career, my life, and etc
WTF? Why would I go offend my patients and my co-workers for?
You got some real childish thinking right there.
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Turfaholic wrote: »that word been lost the power it once had when it comes to me. I greet the white lady at the 7-11 i frequent as ? . The first time i said it to her she was baffled but now she just smiles and sparks conversation with me.
this reminds me of that scene in bamboozled when the whites were uncomfortable to laugh and applaud at the show only until the blacks did it first. -
So yes respect, its out of respect that you don't offend.Stopitfive wrote: »oh so it is about respect... thanks for playing...
No, a job setting is different.
That's my career, my life, and etc
WTF? Why would I go offend my patients and my co-workers for?
You got some real childish thinking right there.
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Stopitfive wrote: »oh so it is about respect... thanks for playing...
No, a job setting is different.
That's my career, my life, and etc
WTF? Why would I go offend my patients and my co-workers for?
You got some real childish thinking right there.
my point is that u, like the bitchmade crackas u defend, wouldn't disrespect or offend ppl whom u respect/fear...
so when whites use it, its out of disrespect...
dont quote or respond to this gem... let it marinate... -
? what?, ? who?
Jigga my ?
? bleed
Sucka ?
The nerve of a ?
? with attitudes -
I don't care if they say ? or ? , my world revolve around the sun not white ppl.
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So yes respect, its out of respect that you don't offend.Stopitfive wrote: »oh so it is about respect... thanks for playing...
No, a job setting is different.
That's my career, my life, and etc
WTF? Why would I go offend my patients and my co-workers for?
You got some real childish thinking right there.
No, I'm on a job. They are rules.
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Last year, I cursed the ? out this white woman on the red line for calling her boyfriend a ? repeatedly. She was so ? loud, obnoxious, and coked out as all hell.
Pathetic ? --it's a pity I was on a train.
Any other time, I would have just whooped her ? ass and called it a night.
Red Line WOAT
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MikeydaGawd wrote: »Last year, I cursed the ? out this white woman on the red line for calling her boyfriend a ? repeatedly. She was so ? loud, obnoxious, and coked out as all hell.
Pathetic ? --it's a pity I was on a train.
Any other time, I would have just whooped her ? ass and called it a night.
Chicago WOAT
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So yes respect, its out of respect that you don't offend.Stopitfive wrote: »oh so it is about respect... thanks for playing...
No, a job setting is different.
That's my career, my life, and etc
WTF? Why would I go offend my patients and my co-workers for?
You got some real childish thinking right there.
No, I'm on a job. They are rules.
So you respect the rule more than the person? Which is it, you don't want to offend(disrespect) the people or you don't want to offend(disrespect) the rules? Cuz you did say people to begin with. -
So yes respect, its out of respect that you don't offend.Stopitfive wrote: »oh so it is about respect... thanks for playing...
No, a job setting is different.
That's my career, my life, and etc
WTF? Why would I go offend my patients and my co-workers for?
You got some real childish thinking right there.
No, I'm on a job. They are rules.
So you respect the rule more than the person? Which is it, you don't want to offend(disrespect) the people or you don't want to offend(disrespect) the rules? Cuz you did say people to begin with.
I guess. But for the most part I'm offensive.
I can't be 100% offensive that is stupid.
You know no sane adult who insult their clients on the job.
I apologize for dragging this far. So, I guess stopitfive ethered me -
Stopitfive wrote: »brideofscarface22 wrote: »I understand the fascination behind it though. Cause if there was a word that I was forbidden to say.it would be like tourette's syndrome how many times I would say it.
Too bad their ancestors used up all their n-passes.
But it really doesn't sound good coming from any other races, either. No offense.
there are words that we r all not supposed to say in certain situations...
yet the fascination does not exist... shall i list them?
? , ? , ? , guinea, polock, ? , ? , ? , etc...
True, but those words aren't half as popular as ? . We glamorized it and profit from it by owning it. If other races did the same,forbidden words wouldn't exist. we would recognize that each race has a wild and sometimes embarrassing sub culture that is a part of them.and they would be named accordingly. -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixxKKPkxz5o
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Billy Poncho wrote: »Lol @ yall ? bein so soft a white person feels comfortable enough to say ? around you...
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I think its ? up that the only thing stopping you from disrespecting others is a loss you might suffer. Like if there was no rule at work about offending people in such a fashion, you'd offend them, because you're offensive.
I guess. But for the most part I'm offensive.
I can't be 100% offensive that is stupid.
You know no sane adult who insult their clients on the job.
I apologize for dragging this far. So, I guess stopitfive ethered me
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I think its ? up that the only thing stopping you from disrespecting others is a loss you might suffer. Like if there was no rule at work about offending people in such a fashion, you'd offend them, because you're offensive.
I guess. But for the most part I'm offensive.
I can't be 100% offensive that is stupid.
You know no sane adult who insult their clients on the job.
I apologize for dragging this far. So, I guess stopitfive ethered me
Nah, probably not -
? , i'd spit on my ancestors grave...oh wait.
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I think its ? up that the only thing stopping you from disrespecting others is a loss you might suffer. Like if there was no rule at work about offending people in such a fashion, you'd offend them, because you're offensive.
I guess. But for the most part I'm offensive.
I can't be 100% offensive that is stupid.
You know no sane adult who insult their clients on the job.
I apologize for dragging this far. So, I guess stopitfive ethered me
Nah, probably not
I'd like to believe that but your posts kind of have me not being able to. -
brideofscarface22 wrote: »I understand the fascination behind it though. Cause if there was a word that I was forbidden to say.it would be like tourette's syndrome how many times I would say it.
Too bad their ancestors used up all their n-passes.
But it really doesn't sound good coming from any other races, either. No offense.
But it's about knowing your place and coming correct.
If you respect a people's history, then saying words that have historically been emotionally and collectively offensive to them would be completely out of the question.
Let me clarify. The bold text is me talking about the popularization of the word.don't take it so literal.
As for collectively insulting a people's history? I guess it depends on what level you take offense at. Personally i'm offended to hear other races say ? on the level of possession.that's our ? . I have about as much respect for other race's history as they do mine.as a matter of fact they don't have to know anything about my history at all.the first time is a warning, the second time is a throat check. -
the general act of them opening their mouths & saying the word doesn't bother me. it's the sense of entitlement & fascination with everything black people do that i can't ? with.
if you decided to be one of those white people who say ? because you wana be down, say the ? & keep it movin. but have enough ? to not switch it up when black people come around. -
Im a grown ass man...imagine me sitting in a cell for beating the ? out of a ? just cause they used ? around me
i respect what my ancestors went through and fough for but that word dont mean ? to me
Should white people not be allowed to say monkey either even when actually referring to a monkey ?
Black, White, Yellow, Purple...i got the same rules for everybody. Dont ? disrespect me and we goood
