You allude to the historical context of the word, but in this current day and age, there are niggers and there are black people, simple as that.
You allude to the historical context of the word, but in this current day and age, there are niggers and there are black people, simple as that.
lol
That's not as satisfying a response I was expecting q.q
Not much to say to something that says: "It's a fact because i said so".
Well that's the general consensus among black folk.
Until some white guy calls them niggers.
Well yes, but I'm talking from a black perspective, not a white perspective.
The inconsistency in your stance is readily apparent.
Chris Rock is more of an authority on anything than Kuya. But please, do carry on.
Glad you can see what I'm sayin Finesse, must be because you're blacker than me.
You said, that nigger and black people mean different things, and that this was a fact. But apparently, now this is only an opinion black folks hold, and only until some guy who isn't black uses the term.
Let me just go ahead and finish this:
Quite simply. People are willing to be called fags or niggers by people they know, with plenty fo variance depending on the person. For some blacks, it's okay to be called niggers by other blacks, because you wouldn't expect the term to have a racist context, but if it comes from someone who isn't black, there is the doubt that they meant it with great insult. Similarly, a gay person might feel fine if a friend called him a fag, but not if someone he doesn't know does this. This is elementary. It's not that nigger and black people mean different things, it's that the person who is using it and under what context dictates how people feel about it.
Similarly, if a person starting using the word fag copiously, some people might find that in bad taste, even if he wasn't referring to a specific person. The point here isn't to get indignant like some little shit, but stop doing it out of decency for other people, because they clearly don't like it.
Finally, contending that nigger means ignorant person (or ignorant black person) and is not the same thing as black people in common speech, is like giving racists a free card. When a white guys a call black guy a nigger, he can simply claim that he did not mean it in a racist way, but just that this particular black man was of the ignorant sort, of course, why couldn't he just say that this was an ignorant black man? Apparently, because nigger is not the same as black people. Let's take the white guy's word for it, shall we?
If a white guy calls a nigger a nigger, I don't see how that's wrong.
More or less what Kuya said- if somebody calls me a faggot in an attempt to insult me, sure, I don't particularly like it, but I wouldn't be any more offended than if they insulted me in some other way. Granted, its genuinely difficult to actually insult me, I generally just respond to that sort of thing in a way that makes the offender as uncomfortable as possible. It makes the situation a lot more funny.
That said, I use the term "faggot" more than anyone I know, usually just to distinguish between homos like me, and homos that feel the need to do the hand-flippy nonsense and parade their lisp around like its going out of style. Not that their mannerisms are a bad thing- to each their own -but I tend to distance myself from those people.
Edit: Vuitton just looks like one of them, I don't know how faggoty he actually is.
So let me get this straight (lol)
Gay:
http://images.broadwayworld.com/uplo..._sd1195653.jpg
Fag:
http://www.mediabistro.com/agencyspy...rez-hilton.jpg
Good boy.
Who's the first guy? He's actually pretty hot.
Pretty sure I made that distinction like a page ago. Gosh people don't listen to black people nowadays huh.