Nick333
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Nick i think we all know the K word is racist bud, ****** and negro those are all American words for black folk and through music they have lessened the effects of the word. No matter how you look at it this word was used badly. You don't call black people the k word no matter what. It is a terrible word considering our past and anyone stupid enough to use it deserves what mr scott has got.
You're missing my point. Those words have no intrinsic meaning than "black person", they've become offensive because black people have chosen to be offended by them. I'm not denying that the continued use of a word denoting race that someone is offended by is wrong or that the k-word should be viewed as unoffensive. Once someone has decided to be offended by a label the continued use of that label is offensive. And actually I don't blame people for being offended when they are addressed with a term that denotes their race. Even "unoffensive" racial terms take on racist undertones when you use them to refer to a person. Think about it.