Racist women on London public transport - official thread part XIV

NickSCFC wrote:

Moggy wrote:

NickSCFC wrote:Is the n-word still racist if you use it as a term of endearment and put "ah" at the end instead of "er"?

Genuine question.

Yes.

You might get away with it if it’s with a black friend that doesn’t mind you doing it, but it’s still a very very racist word - even if you end it in “ah”.

Yeah my friends and I should probably stop greeting one another with that term then.

Yeah I’d say that was for the best.

Skarjo wrote:Ah it's alright guys it's not racist because Nick spells it with a zig-a-zig-ah.

If you wanna be a racist.
You gotta get with my friends.

Only slagging Nick

Skarjo wrote:2018.

Feels like you can say this about the entire world right now, it's absolutely maddening.

Drumstick wrote:

Skarjo wrote:2018.

Feels like you can say this about the entire world right now, it's absolutely maddening.

If it's any consolation he'll be dead soon.

Oddly threatening.

whats wrong with a little racism between friends?

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/c ... 97076.html

Essex and Spanish police looking further into it

its just FIFA, why the big fuss?

Moggy wrote:

NickSCFC wrote:

Moggy wrote:

NickSCFC wrote:Is the n-word still racist if you use it as a term of endearment and put "ah" at the end instead of "er"?

Genuine question.

Yes.

You might get away with it if it’s with a black friend that doesn’t mind you doing it, but it’s still a very very racist word - even if you end it in “ah”.

Yeah my friends and I should probably stop greeting one another with that term then.

Yeah I’d say that was for the best.

Jesus Christ, this thread is quite eye opening, I mean, WTF?

Photek wrote:

Moggy wrote:

NickSCFC wrote:

Moggy wrote:

NickSCFC wrote:Is the n-word still racist if you use it as a term of endearment and put "ah" at the end instead of "er"?

Genuine question.

Yes.

You might get away with it if it’s with a black friend that doesn’t mind you doing it, but it’s still a very very racist word - even if you end it in “ah”.

Yeah my friends and I should probably stop greeting one another with that term then.

Yeah I’d say that was for the best.

Jesus Christ, this thread is quite eye opening, I mean, WTF?

PC gone mad.

I always call my friends N-words when I meet them outside the Paki shop so we can go out for a Chinky.



P.S. that's a sarcastic post, just in case that wasn't clear.

the sarcasm defence?
stooping low i see

Jenuall wrote:

Photek wrote:

Moggy wrote:

NickSCFC wrote:

Moggy wrote:

NickSCFC wrote:Is the n-word still racist if you use it as a term of endearment and put "ah" at the end instead of "er"?

Genuine question.

Yes.

You might get away with it if it’s with a black friend that doesn’t mind you doing it, but it’s still a very very racist word - even if you end it in “ah”.

Yeah my friends and I should probably stop greeting one another with that term then.

Yeah I’d say that was for the best.

Jesus Christ, this thread is quite eye opening, I mean, WTF?

PC gone mad.

I always call my friends N-words when I meet them outside the Paki shop so we can go out for a Chinky.



P.S. that's a sarcastic post, just in case that wasn't clear.

NickSCFC wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Photek wrote:

Moggy wrote:

NickSCFC wrote:

Moggy wrote:

NickSCFC wrote:Is the n-word still racist if you use it as a term of endearment and put "ah" at the end instead of "er"?

Genuine question.

Yes.

You might get away with it if it’s with a black friend that doesn’t mind you doing it, but it’s still a very very racist word - even if you end it in “ah”.

Yeah my friends and I should probably stop greeting one another with that term then.

Yeah I’d say that was for the best.

Jesus Christ, this thread is quite eye opening, I mean, WTF?

PC gone mad.

I always call my friends N-words when I meet them outside the Paki shop so we can go out for a Chinky.



P.S. that's a sarcastic post, just in case that wasn't clear.

<]:^D wrote:the sarcasm defence?
stooping low i see

?

Using an example to point out when someone is doing something wrong is now in itself wrong?

I think that was a joke m8

Jenuall wrote:

Photek wrote:

Moggy wrote:

NickSCFC wrote:

Moggy wrote:

NickSCFC wrote:Is the n-word still racist if you use it as a term of endearment and put "ah" at the end instead of "er"?

Genuine question.

Yes.

You might get away with it if it’s with a black friend that doesn’t mind you doing it, but it’s still a very very racist word - even if you end it in “ah”.

Yeah my friends and I should probably stop greeting one another with that term then.

Yeah I’d say that was for the best.

Jesus Christ, this thread is quite eye opening, I mean, WTF?

PC gone mad.

I always call my friends N-words when I meet them outside the Paki shop so we can go out for a Chinky.



P.S. that's a sarcastic post, just in case that wasn't clear.

Jenuall lighten up ye

To be fair, Nick, I can see how you and your friends might have been confused, or even misled by the proliferation of the n-word amongst African Americans by black entertainers, which begs the argument that it’s okay if used either as a term of endearment amongst friends or when singing along to rap music (regardless of the user’s ethnicity), such as here -

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/amp.abc.ne ... le/9794446

I, however, don’t agree with anyone using the term ever. It was NOT a reclamation! African Americans were duped into the usage by first blaxploitation movies and then gangsta rap, both of which were controlled by white and Jewish executives, a case of life imitating art, not the other way around.

mic wrote:To be fair, Nick, I can see how you and your friends might have been confused, or even misled by the proliferation of the n-word amongst African Americans by black entertainers, which begs the argument that it’s okay if used either as a term of endearment amongst friends or when singing along to rap music (regardless of the user’s ethnicity), such as here -

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/amp.abc.ne ... le/9794446

I, however, don’t agree with anyone using the term ever. It was NOT a reclamation! African Americans were duped into the usage by first blaxploitation movies and then gangsta rap, both of which were controlled by white and Jewish executives, a case of life imitating art, not the other way around.

You might not have meant it that way, but that’s a terrible post. Black people were duped into using the word because of white and Jewish executives? Jesus....

This is the best thread

Moggy wrote:You might not have meant it that way, but that’s a terrible post. Black people were duped into using the word because of white and Jewish executives? Jesus....

Basically, yes. Once hip hop really took off it was supplanted with gangsta rap by the above mentioned execs, who actively encouraged use of the n-word until it became ubiquitous. Is my usage of ‘duped’ terrible? By that point there weren’t too many African Americans in the ghetto conscious enough to stand up to the tide of negative influences, including crack cocaine - the romanticization of which was also pushed by those execs.