| Augen said: A famous rap group when I was a kid were the "Niggers With Attitude" and no question a slur against black people. They were pretty big too if memory serves. |
Niggaz With Attitude. And there were questions about their choice of band title.
They were the most divisive group in the 80's.
| Augen said: A famous rap group when I was a kid were the "Niggers With Attitude" and no question a slur against black people. They were pretty big too if memory serves. |
Long live the PC culture that complains about those things, I am sure there is also a band with the word bitch in ut somewhere. You also have a band called white trash and I wouldn't be surprised if you have a band called the hillbilillies somewhere.
Please excuse my (probally) poor grammar
| Augen said: A famous rap group when I was a kid were the "Niggers With Attitude" and no question a slur against black people. They were pretty big too if memory serves. |
You know they were a rip off of Niggaz With Hats, right?
| Goatseye said: It's not the word itself sometimes that's offensive. It's your intention when you use it. For example, comparing blacks "huge flat noses" to a dino feet. I didn't know most dinos were that small. It's like me seeing your mom and say she has a huge Buddha belly like she swallowed a grenade. People don't like certain words because they're associated with a dark past. |
Basically if you are insulting using racial slurs then you might as well being telling your momma jokes because that is about where your mentality is.
Those Schlitzaugen.
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sethnintendo said:
Basically if you are insulting using racial slurs then you might as well being telling your momma jokes because that is about where your mentality is. |
Not really. Your momma joke is a playful act, insulting with racial slur on the other hand...
I always follow by the rule, 'Offense is taken, not given'.
| Augen said: A famous rap group when I was a kid were the "Niggers With Attitude" and no question a slur against black people. They were pretty big too if memory serves. |
I'm pretty sure it was "Niggaz wit Attitude." Doesn't really matter I suppose, but niggas sounds less...racy? Pretty sure they were very polarizing back in the day.
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Areym said:
I'm pretty sure it was "Niggaz wit Attitude." Doesn't really matter I suppose, but niggas sounds less...racy? Pretty sure they were very polarizing back in the day. |
I didn't know it was spelled differently, I don't think a black person would react much differently if I referred to them by either.
Growing up in the country there were "Honkey Tonks" where country music be played. I admit "honkey" isn't nearly as incendiary, but it was used by the people it was attributed to (whites).
Augen said:
I didn't know it was spelled differently, I don't think a black person would react much differently if I referred to them by either. Growing up in the country there were "Honkey Tonks" where country music be played. I admit "honkey" isn't nearly as incendiary, but it was used by the people it was attributed to (whites). |
I genuinely cannot tell if you're being serious or not. That's like N-word 101. Nigga is used mostly with friends or jokingly (at least now it is), nigger is "meant" to be incendiary. I wasn't born in the US so it took me a while to understand that.
Honkey doesn't have as much history as the N-Word, but I would be bothered if somebody called me wetback or beaner or spick, even though I'm none of those nationalities.
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