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User avatar #50 - steelpanther (01/07/2013) [-]
There is a difference between ******* and black people. Most people dont understand that.
User avatar #58 to #50 - thebritishguy (01/07/2013) [-]
but you are using the fact that they are black against them as a tool to humiliate them
User avatar #268 to #58 - steelpanther (01/08/2013) [-]
No, I'm not. There are ******* and black people, crackers and white people, mexicans and spics. I know plenty of white people who are ******* . A ****** is just someone who is ignorant, granted the majority of the time it is an African-American person, but not necessarily. I live in a town with the highest per capita of Klan members in America. Ive put a lot of thought into this so when people hear where Im from I can actually defend myself without them thinking is a racist piece of **** .
User avatar #343 to #268 - thebritishguy (01/08/2013) [-]
if you honestly thought that all ****** meant was ignorant then surely you would have said the word ignorant! why go out of your way and risk offending black people for no reason.
User avatar #355 to #343 - steelpanther (01/09/2013) [-]
I dont think its sole meaning is ignorant. Its just another word that means it. I dont think pissed off is the only word for angry. I really dont say ****** around african americans, but when the time calls for it and its necessary I will.
User avatar #357 to #355 - thebritishguy (01/09/2013) [-]
but people will hear you say the word and think you mean to dehumanise black people and are racist and the behaviour will become acceptable in your group especially children, it is so ridiculous you risk so much just to say a word when you could just say what you really mean
#90 to #58 - anonymous (01/07/2013) [-]
No, the fact they are black and live up to negative stereotypes, are ******* losers, is why we humiliate *******
User avatar #98 to #90 - thebritishguy (01/07/2013) [-]
but why go out of your way to use a word invented by slave owners and racists, to dehumanise and justify thousands of deaths and beatings. Why not say they are black stereotype instead, if you are making such an effort to justify using that word rather than just calling them black stereotypes then surely there is a bigger meaning for that word
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