No you don’t. That said Rogan’s is getting ****edQuote:
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No you don’t. That said Rogan’s is getting ****edQuote:
Originally Posted by joeyc77
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Saying the "n word" when quoting someone is just a cop out. Furthermore, it's designed to get the listener to the word to say the actual word in their own mind. I seriously doubt anywhere during this conversation did you think i meant Nincompoop. Context needs to matter. If I walked around calling black people "n words" sooner or later, im going to be punched, probably sooner and rightfully so.Quote:
Originally Posted by ewing
Rogan made a mistake by apologizing. You apologize when the relationship has mutual respect and love. The cancel culture mob has no respect or love for "others." That being said, Rogan is really popular. He was popular before Spotify and would remain so afterwards if he wanted to be. The difference between a popcast and howard stern (or whoever) is the podcaster doesn't need a platform.
Totally. Just unapologetically say "******" like a real alpha male would.
Say "******" when you mean "******," especially when you are quoting someone. For instance, Richard Pryors comedy album is "Super******" not "SuperN-word". He named it this to make white beta males like you uncomfortable. It seems to have worked.Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
You're so alpha, bruh! Please help me get on your level.Quote:
Originally Posted by joeyc77
Sorry bud. You are what you are and apparently for you, it's female.Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
So now if someone isn't willing to say the n-word, they are a woman. Very interesting...Quote:
Originally Posted by joeyc77
If someone isn't willing to say the word they mean, they shouldn't say it. SayIng the "n-word" is just a cop out.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncos78087
what privilege is this?Quote:
Originally Posted by metswon69
this is certainly not equality.
yet another example of why is it about me. plenty of black people including prominent black leaders, do not want this word used. **** them?
please explain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenny Powders
here I thought the N word was awful, one of the most hateful words there are.
here I thought the swastika was also awful and hateful.
no ****, that is the point.Quote:
Originally Posted by natepro
that is why I said, "imagine anyone now saying they are taking back the swastika."
imagine anyone now trying to take back the swastika to what it was before Nazis butchered it. no chance that would be okay, it's already established as wrong.
but sure lets take back the N word.. while at the very same time it also being hateful and wrong when used by other people. and some actually go with this. this is entitlement and privilege, and certainly not equality from the side that wants equality.
Tough ****. Not everything is fair and equal in this world. Maybe if whites and other races hadn't spent centuries using the word as a derogatory term, they would be able to share it as a term of endearment. I know you just like to whine and cry about things not being a level playing field but you don't get to erase history just because you don't agree with why white people aren't allowed to use the word and black people are.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpecialFNK
And before you talk about black people using the word and that same history, don't bother. Black people are not using it as a way to denigrate their race, which is exactly what most other people who use the word are doing.
The Nazi party took the swastika as their own and murdered millons upon millions of people with that symbol front and centre.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpecialFNK
The N word was bestowed upon black people. If they want to use a bastardized form of it, they are welcome to. I feel sorry for you that you don't get to use it too
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Except people are doing that. Womp womp.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpecialFNK