You can only use the N word if you're black & then you can use it every other word like they do in rap music.

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HTH, OP.

Remember back in the 90's when all the white kids loved rap music. Every song had the n word in it. Could you imagine a white person going to a Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg concert today?

No it's not. But we've been conditioned to believe a word that blacks literally glorify and say constantly. It's ingrained in their culture in music, movies, and daily speech. But the left allows them to play victim at the same time.
That being said, I always taught my kids to never utter the word or even have it in their brains. That word, even in jest with some bros, can ruin your life quicker than almost anything else. It's the clown world we live in.

JohnClark929 said:

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Everyone is correct is calling out the perpetual victimhood problem that so many people have, but most of you need to also take a look in the mirror.

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What the **** does this even mean?

nvm

JohnClark929 said:

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Everyone is correct is calling out the perpetual victimhood problem that so many people have, but most of you need to also take a look in the mirror.

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I looked in the mirror, no victim. But I do need a shave

Gaw617 said:

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Remember back in the 90's when all the white kids loved rap music. Every song had the n word in it. Could you imagine a white person going to a Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg concert today?

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I guess I was ahead of the curve as I have and likely always will dispise rap music.

I just had a thought... could you imagine if someone used the N-word in a song? Holy crap... they'd be so done!

I think it honestly depends on who says it... Hulk Hogan was known as the "say your prayers and eat your vitamins" guy and presented himself as a hero so he was held to a higher standard. Charlie Sheen said it at one point and nobody really cared because no one was really surprised by it or expected better from him at that point, so it had no effect. Same for Vince McMahan, Bill Maher, Madonna, and most others.

That said, I think anyone deeply offended by the mere presence of a word is wildly thin skinned and it is a good way of exposing overly dramatic people.

Hell, we've had former star football players here claim the n word was used by a honkey to falsely justify their feral behavior.

It's up there with deadnaming as the most grievous sin.

AustinAg2K said:

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Not to hijack, but Downey should have won an Oscar for that role.

back to the topic...

Ralphie May had the solution...

Ralphie May new word for cookies

..and this clips censors the word in question - completely stupid, but makes the OPs point.