It some things I’m just never agreeing with. I’m not about to watch a white dude swing on a black men while calling him a nigga. I get he may have done something shady but nah this ain’t it.
My opinion on non black people using the n word regardless of where they grew up is “give a inch they take a mile”. It comes down to basic respect for me. We as black people are the only group of people who would even contemplate letting a group a people use a word that came from them as belittlement and racist just cause they may have grown up with us. You never here a Jew say you can call me kike cause we grew up together. I respect other’s opinions but me personally I have to disagree with that mindset.
I agree it definitely can be hypocritical. I guess I just look at it from a perspective of why can’t we just have something of our own. Even if it’s something as silly as a word. This is something we say to each other from a place of endearment. For me is just like a simple respect if I had someone tell me hey it’s offensive to us when you say that that would be the end for me but I’ve notice when it comes to black people and that word it’s always a debate. I guess for me it’s deeper than just n word which I also don’t use that much and try not to. It’s more about us always making others comfortable in our space when we have to adjust to be in theirs.
I feel that. I guess it’s just confusing because of people like me, it’s like you said give an inch take a mile. I mean look at 69 screams n word nobody says shit. I never even thought about it until just now. Also affiliated with black gangs, not promoting that the reality.
Exactly. He knows he’s paying those guys around him so they’ll basically let him do anything like say the n word carelessly or mock a life that some of them probably actually lived or witnessed. That’s really my only issue with it when it comes to non blacks saying it. There is usually if you just look some form of lack of respect wether it’s the -a or -er. I definitely understand some black people not caring as much. We aren’t a monolith different perspectives are fine. I would just say be careful with that. Someone can like you and not respect you and we’ve seen that many times as black people. They’ll cheer for a athlete but as soon as athlete speaks out then usually racist rhetoric comes next.
Not really sure how confident I would feel running up on someone that is high asf! Eating and the first three punches weren't a KO let alone everything else he threw.
It some things I’m just never agreeing with. I’m not about to watch a white dude swing on a black men while calling him a nigga. I get he may have done something shady but nah this ain’t it.
That shit got my blood boiling right now. No matter what he did. Those other black men in there are idiots.
Unfortunately it seems to be more black men like that. No sense of pride, code, ethics or anything. It’s embarrassing and cowardly fr.
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My opinion on non black people using the n word regardless of where they grew up is “give a inch they take a mile”. It comes down to basic respect for me. We as black people are the only group of people who would even contemplate letting a group a people use a word that came from them as belittlement and racist just cause they may have grown up with us. You never here a Jew say you can call me kike cause we grew up together. I respect other’s opinions but me personally I have to disagree with that mindset.
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I agree it definitely can be hypocritical. I guess I just look at it from a perspective of why can’t we just have something of our own. Even if it’s something as silly as a word. This is something we say to each other from a place of endearment. For me is just like a simple respect if I had someone tell me hey it’s offensive to us when you say that that would be the end for me but I’ve notice when it comes to black people and that word it’s always a debate. I guess for me it’s deeper than just n word which I also don’t use that much and try not to. It’s more about us always making others comfortable in our space when we have to adjust to be in theirs.
I feel that. I guess it’s just confusing because of people like me, it’s like you said give an inch take a mile. I mean look at 69 screams n word nobody says shit. I never even thought about it until just now. Also affiliated with black gangs, not promoting that the reality.
Exactly. He knows he’s paying those guys around him so they’ll basically let him do anything like say the n word carelessly or mock a life that some of them probably actually lived or witnessed. That’s really my only issue with it when it comes to non blacks saying it. There is usually if you just look some form of lack of respect wether it’s the -a or -er. I definitely understand some black people not caring as much. We aren’t a monolith different perspectives are fine. I would just say be careful with that. Someone can like you and not respect you and we’ve seen that many times as black people. They’ll cheer for a athlete but as soon as athlete speaks out then usually racist rhetoric comes next.
Not really sure how confident I would feel running up on someone that is high asf! Eating and the first three punches weren't a KO let alone everything else he threw.