SpokenTruth said:
Again? OK. Reposting to show you....again. because I've already said this exact thing to you. "And it's made worse because he is basically saying white people are superior to black people. He said a white person of poor action/thought is a white N-word. He was calling them white-black people. As though being black is a bad thing to be." Do you understand this now? Do I need to break this down even further?
That's not the context from which I was answering you. You said, "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." Don't change your context when responding to others.
Patience. You have 5,000 posts to track through. I'm willing to admit my recollection may be for a different poster. But again, you can quickly prove me wrong with a pic while I keep searching.
You can prove they are OK with white people saying the N-word when rapping their lyrics? Did you even look into the Kendrick Lamar concert incident I told you about? Do you see white rappers using it? Ever wonder why?
How precisely do those contradict each other? Basically, you're not grasping it. And we have nothing further to discuss.
I didn't just say knowing the meaning, I said knowing it's wrong and using it anyway. See that last line again. And I'm sorry but the pejorative and derogatory nature of the word is not up for you to determine. You don't get to decide whether using it wrong or not. That's already been decided long ago. But go ahead and use it with wild abandon and let me know how that goes for you. |
"And it's made worse because he is basically saying white people are superior to black people. He said a white person of poor action/thought is a white N-word. "
he said a white person is a white person, why are you bringing black people into it?
give me the exact phrase that is targeting a black person
"He was calling them white-black people."
this does not make sense, i think to any person not fishing for something to virtue signal with its obvious he's referring to white people who are behaving in his opinion in a negative way, furthermore he clarified his intent but of course that doesn't matter since as i've said this isn't about him or even black people, its about fishing for something to virtue signal with right?
"That's not the context from which I was answering you"
uh wtf? the context is that i'm claiming that sargon did not target a black person AND he did not indicate hostility towards black people, how did my context change?
"But again, you can quickly prove me wrong with a pic while I keep searching."
i suppose i could but its funny to me to watch you try to justify your racist bullshit
btw how would you ascertain whether i'm a black man or not from my picture?
"Do you see white rappers using it?"
yes constantly
here is one example
https://www.eminem.com/music/marshall-mathers-lp/bitch-please-ii
and you are aware that white people go to black rapper concerts right? i mean do you exist in this reality?
"How precisely do those contradict each other? "
at one point you say that the word itself is the problem when used by white people
""Who he called a N-word is irrelevant. It's the underlying connotation of the word itself""
then at another point you state that context can absolve white people of racism
""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 context is an important part then you cannot back the previous assertion since obviously in the latter part you are claiming that the connotation of the word becomes irrelevant depending on the context
