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The Tabooed N-Word

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  • I say it often; and I mean it.

    Votes: 1 1.8%

  • I say it sometimes; and I mean it

    Votes: 2 3.5%

  • I say in infrequently; and I mean it

    Votes: 6 10.5%

  • I say it often; but in a joking manner

    Votes: 2 3.5%

  • I say it sometimes; but in a joking manner

    Votes: 4 7.0%

  • I say it infrequently; but in a joking manner

    Votes: 10 17.5%

  • It spontaneous/ Never know when I may say it

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • I never say it

    Votes: 32 56.1%
  • Total voters
    57
apdst said:
"a worthless ass person who is a discredit to his own people".
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Anyone who identifies others as "his own people" solely on the basis of the color of their skin is a racist to begin with.
 
StillBallin75 said:
Depends. I think if there is a distinct Irish-American culture, then it might be appropriate.
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But there isn't a "distinct African-American culture" as a basis for using the word, *ALL* blacks are referred to with the same term regardless of whether they practice some mythical "culture".
 
Redress said:
In that it is referring to their lineage, sure he is. He is African American in the same way you are of European descent. That is in fact exactly what the phrase means.
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But it's a nonsensical term. Nobody ever says "European-American". Africa is a continent, not a nation. The overwhelming majority of people who use it have never been there, their parents have never been there, their grandparents have never been there and they don't know a single person who has ever been there. The whole idea of hyphenated-Americans is absurd. Just be what you are right now.
 
I have said the word very rarely. Ive never used the word in anger or toward someone. I only use it when discussing the affects of the word or race in general (such as discussions in this forum or with my family). And I have used the word in a joking manner with my husband. Other than that theres really no reason to use it (for me personally).
 
Cephus said:
Anyone who identifies others as "his own people" solely on the basis of the color of their skin is a racist to begin with.
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Care to point out where I said that skin color was the qualifieing basis?
 
apdst said:
Yeah, they trip the **** out when you call them micks.
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NA... living in Boston I call them that all the time, then again I am one to. Although we call Italians Ginnies and the Lincoln Town cars Ginny gunboats, it's all in how you use the term whether one should take offense. I personally never take offense can't be bothered, besides i love great jokes.
A lesson to be learned here..LOL
 
apdst said:
Care to point out where I said that skin color was the qualifieing basis?
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We are talking about racism here, are we not? Skin color is the basis of racism.
 
StillBallin75 said:
too many syllables :(
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Sometimes a few extra syllables is worth it for the extra effect. Chupa mi verga, jotito, tu madre es no bueno.

edit: I love how Google translate has puto, but not joto.
 
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StillBallin75 said:
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Barack Obama's short-form disagrees
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So what? :shrug:
 
Anybody use the "A" Word?
The "B" Word?
The "C" Word?
The "D" Word?
The "E" Word?
The "F" Word?
The "G" Word?
The "H" Word?
The "I" Word?
The "J" Word?
The "K" Word?
The "L" Word?
How about the "M" Word?
The "O" Word?
The "P" Word?
The "Q" Word?
The "R" Word?
The "S" Word?
The "T" Word?
How about that "U" Word?
The "V" Word?
The "W" Word?
The "X" Word?
The "Y" Word?
And what about that "Z" Word?
 
Caine said:
Anybody use the "A" Word?
The "B" Word?
The "C" Word?
The "D" Word?
The "E" Word?
The "F" Word?
The "G" Word?
The "H" Word?
The "I" Word?
The "J" Word?
The "K" Word?
The "L" Word?
How about the "M" Word?
The "O" Word?
The "P" Word?
The "Q" Word?
The "R" Word?
The "S" Word?
The "T" Word?
How about that "U" Word?
The "V" Word?
The "W" Word?
The "X" Word?
The "Y" Word?
And what about that "Z" Word?
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Oh..OH...OH, I do, I do, and then some. How about the Zed word.
 
Caine said:
Anybody use the "A" Word?
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All the time.

The "B" Word?
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On sundays.

The "C" Word?
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hourly.

The "D" Word?
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rarely.

The "E" Word?
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Does saying "e-word" with air quotes count?


The "F" Word?
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**** no!

The "G" Word?
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Only on the third tuesday of every month that has laess than 30 days.

The "H" Word?
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Once.

The "I" Word?
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NEVER!!

The "J" Word?
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Yep

The "K" Word?
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I just said it two seconds ago.

The "L" Word?
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When I watch cartoons I say that one a lot.


How about the "M" Word?
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Moderately

The "O" Word?
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Only in reference to the President.

The "P" Word?
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So often my lips become sore.

The "Q" Word?
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Only when I get questioned about something.

The "R" Word?
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repeatedly

The "S" Word?
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After every bowel movement.

The "T" Word?
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Only tepidly

How about that "U" Word?
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Unthinkable!

The "V" Word?
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With vociferous abandon.

The "W" Word?
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Why not?

The "X" Word?
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Whenever I see a xenosaurus.

The "Y" Word?
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Just Yesterday

And what about that "Z" Word?
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Zealously
 
There is no excuse for using the N-word.
 
Caine said:
Anybody use the "A" Word?
The "B" Word?
The "C" Word?
The "D" Word?
The "E" Word?
The "F" Word?
The "G" Word?
The "H" Word?
The "I" Word?
The "J" Word?
The "K" Word?
The "L" Word?
How about the "M" Word?
The "O" Word?
The "P" Word?
The "Q" Word?
The "R" Word?
The "S" Word?
The "T" Word?
How about that "U" Word?
The "V" Word?
The "W" Word?
The "X" Word?
The "Y" Word?
And what about that "Z" Word?
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Zipperhead?:2razz:
 
Hey i say it sometimes in a joking manner with friends. I dont use the "ER" i use the "A" but i hardly ever use it...
 
Magnum said:
Racism is just a word as well, huh?
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Yup. Look it up in a dictionary. There's a difference between saying a word and practicing racism.
 
I use it infrequently but I do use it in cases to describe someone that is a habitual law breaker or scum in my opinion. The color of their skin has nothing to do with it, I have called all races nigger.

Perhaps this is an improper adjective to use but I really don't care about being pc. If the people I am talking to understand my meaning that is all that matters to me.
 
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