nigguh what!!!???, cmon dont warn me again. this is a fair topic. just read it Options

[*corizzle20*]

so, i go in class and call my black homie "sup nigguh?" he's like don't call me that, nigguh, or imma bust ur face. im like, "what's up with u? how come u can call me nigguh and i aint even black?" he says "cuz im black".

ok wtf.... my question is, "why do black people get to call everyother race nigge3r, but the other races can't call him a nigguh back? stupid nigg3r insults his own race. lol.

//edit.
so the reason i got warned was: Racist comments, and being extremely inconsiderate to the other members.

ok this topic isn't racist. im not the one being racist. my black friend was. and im curious on the answer to my question, as im sure a lot of u are too.

[*corizzle20*]

where the fuk did rock lobster come in all of a suddeN?

Technically you are the one being racist.
It isn't YOUR race. You have no right to say it.
People like you really piss me off, and the day you realize ignorance isn't bliss may god bless your cute face.

first of all, jackass, that's not me. it's my lil cousin. and 2nd, if the blacks wanted freedom and hated the way white people called them nigguhz, then why do they now call themselves that? they don't have a right to say it either, after all the protesting their ancestors did.

[SarahxJoy]

where the fuk did rock lobster come in all of a suddeN?
first of all, jackass, that's not me. it's my lil cousin. and 2nd, if the blacks wanted freedom and hated the way white people called them nigguhz, then why do they now call themselves that? they don't have a right to say it either, after all the protesting their ancestors did.

1. You're member bashing.

2. Whether or not that picture is of your little cousin, you're a liar. Not a good one, but a liar nonetheless.

3. I partially agree with you on black people calling their own the "N" word. We discussed this in my english class, and it's like they're teaching their own kids it's okay to say the word (even though I'm sure a lot of the people [your peers] who say it don't have kids yet). As long as people keep on using the word, even in a jokingly manner, it's still a derogatory term that has a history behind its meaning, and as people continue to use it (or any other racial slur for that matter), the longer the issue of racism will remain.

Just because people in the media say it, or your peers say it, doesn't change the fact of what it represents. A time of slavery, racism, and immense struggle for a people. But a lot of people, although they generally know where the word came from, don't take it into consideration each time they say it.

To a lot of people, it's like, as long as the word isn't used as an insult towards another black person, it doesn't matter and it's all a joke.

But I don't find racism a joke.
At all.

But my main problem with this thread is moreso on the fact of how you told your story, 'cause how you told it isn't helping your point at all.