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.

[SarahxJoy]

^It's an attitude like that which doesn't help the fact that racism is still a problem.

I've mentioned this before, it'd be better if the all racial slurs were just thrown out the window. *Sigh.*

I don't think it's right for anyone to use the "N" word, even if it is in a none-derogatory way, because nonetheless, it's a derogatory term. We can only hope that one day, people will disregard the fact that people are of a certain ethnicity, religion, etc. and just see others as fellow humans.

If black people want to call their homies and such the "N" word, WHY NOT JUST CALL THEM "HOMIES", "BROS", "DAWGS", or whatever? Really, it's unnecessary for even having that word in people's vocabularies. There's a whole bunch of alternative words to use instead of that one, or any other racial slur.

A problem with racial issues still even being around is because people are ignorant. People walk around with that "Who gives a f**k?" attitude when it does matter. And your accusing of white people so quick to drop the "N" word is just as bad as them even being racist. You make it seem as if ALL white people are racist and use that word, when that isn't true at all. And who's to say there aren't any black people who -don't- use the "N" word as a derogatory term?


I don't consider this a "tired debate" because it IS hard to find the right answer.
IMO, it'd be a really tired debate if everyone sided with the same belief. Then it wouldn't be even be a real debate.

[flc]

I don't think it's right for anyone to use the "N" word, even if it is in a none-derogatory way, because nonetheless, it's a derogatory term.

I have no problem with blacks calling other blacks the n word. How often are you going to see them using it in a derogatory way? When they call each other it, it's not derogatory. So what's it to you or anyone else? Just because it's unpleasant to hear? Get over it..

[SarahxJoy]

I have no problem with blacks calling other blacks the n word. How often are you going to see them using it in a derogatory way? When they call each other it, it's not derogatory. So what's it to you or anyone else? Just because it's unpleasant to hear? Get over it..

That's the thing, I do hear blacks calling other blacks the "N" word in a derogatory sense. More often than not. And just because the word isn't used in a derogatory manner every single time doesn't mean that it never is. Which is the problem.


Also, your telling me to "Get over it.." is just as hypocritical as in me saying, "Hey, I don't like seeing/hearing that word, so I forbid you to say it around me. Get over it." which isn't what I'm trying to say at all.

Am I not allowed to share my views and opinion? And it's not like I'm making a law that says that no one is no longer allowed to say it. I'm just stating the fact that yeah, I don't like hearing it, and I'm giving reasons why.

And just because I'm not black, means that it doesn't affect me? Racial differences shouldn't determine what does and does not affect people.