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It's just a word. I'm from redneck oklahoma. You can guess my answer. The word describes a mindset, not a race in my opinion. Call me a racist I guess but I give anyone respect no matter color if they aren't latched to a government tit and ride their victim hood like a badge of honor. I have neither seen, nor heard, anything since that changes my opinion. |
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I was basically raised by a retired black lady who stayed with me while my mom worked. I was told that there was a difference between n****rs and black folks. She was right. Unfortunately the former seemingly outnumber the latter. I generally don't associate with either. |
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I admit I have. Although I never used it exclusively towards black people. I've used it to describe any person who I view as low class. I've also used it to describe half assed or shawdy work. I'm sure I'm not the only one by a long shot. |
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I must be missing out. What is this important word missing from my vocabulary? Quoted:
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No, but I used the "K" word to a middle Eastern Arab cab driver. Boy did he get mad. Kaffir |
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No, I've never "used the N word" to describe someone or something. I was born in the mid 60s, so there was a lot of racial tensions in the country during my childhood. My parents taught me not to use that word, and I've never found a need.
And I disagree that it's "just a word". It's never been just a word. |
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If you haven't used it yet, thank your white privilege that you have never had to live near or work with their rich and vibrant culture. If you think that's racist, stay away from the FBI UCR and any other source of violent crime statistics by race. "Superpredators" is the only thing Hillary Clinton ever got right. |
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One F, kafir.
It means one who rejects Islam. |
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