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SpokenTruth said:

o_O.Q said:

"Actually, no."

lol its just amazing to me how you are the most racist person i've interacted with for a while but you're either too ignorant or dishonest to see your bullshit for what it is

 

'Words take on different meaning depending on who says them."

so race determines what words mean? and this isn't racism?

how can you ever hope to end racism when every single argument you make is predicated on division along race? are you serious?

what really matters to anyone actually thinking critically is INTENT

 

"In England, chips means the same thing as fries to an American yet chips to them mean crisps to the English"

a stupid argument, again i'll repeat white people in this thread have used the n word, are they automatically racists who think black people are inferior or some shit like that as a result? what is your answer?

 

"again, context is crucial."

the context that matters is whether the user is hostile towards black people or not because otherwise just about everyone is a racist since, for example, many people recite the n word to rap lyrics for example

 

but one thing i must say is that its truly ironic and amusing to me that you, fighting for social justice or some shit like that are trying to justify racism to a black man while claiming ( even though you don't know a single thing about me ) that i'm not black because i don't behave like black people are supposed to

You didn't read anything I wrote.  You just blabbed on while ignoring parts I'm going to have to repost all over again.

"again i'll repeat white people in this thread have used the n word, are they automatically racists who think black people are inferior or some shit like that as a result? what is your answer?"

Allow  me to repost my answer that I've stated twice for you before.  This is the 3rd time.  Don't ignore it again. 

"That said, of course it can used by white people under a set of given circumstances.  For social research, historical re-enactments, art,....again, context is crucial.  I keep saying that. "

while claiming ( even though you don't know a single thing about me ) that i'm not black because i don't behave like black people are supposed to

I just told you and another poster that my presumption of your race is not based on your behavior but a mention from you in a previous thread.  The fact you have ignored this twice suggests you are intentionally leaving out aspects of a post so you can mischaracterize their posts to befit your argument. 

I'd ask for a pic but....

what really matters to anyone actually thinking critically is INTENT

the context that matters is whether the user is hostile towards black people or not because otherwise just about everyone is a racist since, for example, many people recite the n word to rap lyrics for example

So a white guy can call black people the N-word so long as he's friendly about it and means no ill intent?  Good luck with that.  And regarding rap lyrics.  Everyone one of them will tell you don't say it when the word comes up. Go look up what happened at a Kendrick Lamar concert.

But, again....geez....again, I have to repost something because you keep ignoring things.

"Who he called a N-word is irrelevant. It's the underlying connotation of the word itself. The word is a term of disparagement of the black race. Period. When used by the race that brought it into the English lexicon knowing and being fully aware of its function, history, relevancy, context...you then are ignoring the pejorative nature of the word and it is that willful ignorance that does not absolve you from being called racist.

To sum up....you know it's wrong and you do it anyway = racist."

If you can not grasp this, we have nothing further to discuss.

"For social research, historical re-enactments, art,....again, context is crucial."

ok so the word itself is not a justification for calling someone a racist, but its the word and an indication of hostility towards another race

can you detail for me how exactly sargon indicated hostility towards black people?

 

"but a mention from you in a previous thread. "

which is bullshit you pulled out of your ass to justify your racism of course, if i'm wrong produce the claim i've made stating i'm white

 

"The fact you have ignored this twice suggests you are intentionally leaving out aspects of a post so you can mischaracterize their posts to befit your argument.  "

i ignored it because its bullshit, again if i'm wrong produce the post with me saying so

 

"So a white guy can call black people the N-word"

sargon did not do this and sargon is the topic of discussion correct? so why are you creating this strawman?

again if i'm wrong indicate how his comments were directed towards a black person

 

" And regarding rap lyrics.  Everyone one of them will tell you don't say it when the word comes up."

again bullshit 

 

"Who he called a N-word is irrelevant. It's the underlying connotation of the word itself"

wow so you're basically talking in circles?

did you not just post this?

"That said, of course it can used by white people under a set of given circumstances.  For social research, historical re-enactments, art,....again, context is crucial."

 

"If you can not grasp this"

i can't grasp it because you're contradicting yourself lol

this is what the religion of the left does to your perception of reality