Throw him crabs
John2290 said:
Throw him into a pit of crabs? Or a pile of feminist prostitutes? |
It's a reference to this :P
https://clips.twitch.tv/PlausibleSmokyHerdRaccAttack
Cobretti2 said:
lol at least there was a word.
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Sadly, it seems you have to join a MCN on Youtube just for the copyright protections they offer. Mainly because Youtube believes companies before they do their users.
Chrizum said:
Such bullshit. White people enjoy black culture as well. Shocking, isn't it? It's pretty common, for white people as well, to use "nigger/nigga" in an amicable way. Someone texting "whaddap my nigga?" to his friend is racist now? Or only when it refers to white people? |
Are you serious?You think a white person using the word nigger is enjoying black culture?White people made up the word to discriminate against black people and only black people,that is the sole purpose of the word.So the only BS I am seeing is the one your talking.
SpokenTruth said:
Yes. It's in the TOS.Â
It's not about reminding us that we are different. It's about the history, origination, intent and derogatory nature of that word. You can't just wipe that away because you want to.Â
Yes, it's mostly a US. Check out the words' history to understand this issue more. And yes, you would be banned. It's against the TOS.
It's not about liking black people, it's about respecting black people. If you cannot respect an oppressed group, a disparaged group, a subjugated group by not using the very term that was invented to denigrate said group...what kind of person does that make you? Simply put...if you know the word is bad (and how can you really not know this) and use it anyway, even just jokingly, you are being exceptionally disrespectful. If you say it with original intention, then you are both disrespectful and racist.
What do you mean "now"? It's always been wrong for white people to use the word. Please inform me of a time when it was socially acceptable for white people to use the word without it ever having derogatory connotations.
Was your video or title also using the word "League" in it? If it did, they had a legal standing to claim infringement. That's the name of an Indian Cricket league.
Are you suggesting Holocaust has a similar connotation and derogatory nature as the N-word? |
Not going to cut up this into pieces here but you seem to think that word was "invented" as a racial slur, please if you want to talk about a word at least know that it was in use as a descriptive term for 200 years before it was ever used in a derogatory manner or ethnic slur. The word is a corruption of the spanish for Black, but I'm not even talking about "negro" I'm talking about the word that got this lad banned from Twitch, that existed for 200 years before it was a racial slur.
As for your question to me? Sticks and stones may break my bones... ever hear that phrase? I'm fairly certain being called a name has never killed 6 million people....
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Can people please take 2 minutes out of their lives to check the origin of the word before jumping in with "the word was invented as a racial slur" Please, it isn't that hard, you have the internet at your disposal.
https://www.grammarphobia.com/blog/2014/07/nigger-2.html
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If Twitch wants ot ban him for that they should and rightfully so since he used a racial slur.
SpokenTruth said:
Yes. It's in the TOS.Â
It's not about reminding us that we are different. It's about the history, origination, intent and derogatory nature of that word. You can't just wipe that away because you want to.Â
Yes, it's mostly a US. Check out the words' history to understand this issue more. And yes, you would be banned. It's against the TOS.
It's not about liking black people, it's about respecting black people. If you cannot respect an oppressed group, a disparaged group, a subjugated group by not using the very term that was invented to denigrate said group...what kind of person does that make you? Simply put...if you know the word is bad (and how can you really not know this) and use it anyway, even just jokingly, you are being exceptionally disrespectful. If you say it with original intention, then you are both disrespectful and racist.
What do you mean "now"? It's always been wrong for white people to use the word. Please inform me of a time when it was socially acceptable for white people to use the word without it ever having derogatory connotations.
Was your video or title also using the word "League" in it? If it did, they had a legal standing to claim infringement. That's the name of an Indian Cricket league.
Are you suggesting Holocaust has a similar connotation and derogatory nature as the N-word? |
"It's not about liking black people, it's about respecting black people. If you cannot respect an oppressed group, a disparaged group, a subjugated group by not using the very term that was invented to denigrate said group...what kind of person does that make you?"
respect does not work collectively, that's a silly notion that you do not believe in so why would i believe in it?
you just a few threads ago were searching desperately(and failing) to find a justifiable reason to tear candace owens(an oppressed women of color - the white whale of the social justice narrative) down, where was this nonsensical notion of respecting all of the members of a group then?
no one believes in respecting all members of any group
there are black people that i do not respect, there are white people that i do not respect and so on and so on
"Simply put...if you know the word is bad (and how can you really not know this) and use it anyway, even just jokingly, you are being exceptionally disrespectful."
to who? people that are not part of the conversation?
Used in jest. I'd give him a temporary ban, to send a message and save face.
ToS must be upheld and don't be so stupid as to tab a private conversation on stream. Discord has a phone app.
the-pi-guy said:
Because the idea that white people shouldn't be allowed to use a word is exactly as racist as the word itself. Â
Try this thought experiment: Imagine society started using a derogatory word that was talking about you. There would be a difference between telling people not to use that word, and telling you not to use it. It could be a nasty word, but it's not society's place to tell you (the person that it was used towards) that you couldn't use it.  This concept of using and avoiding certain words is constant throughout languages. A lot of languages have special words that are more or less respectful than others depending on the company that you are talking to. The only thing that makes this word different is the historical ties to racism.  |
"as racist as the word itself"
words cannot be racist, people with intent are racist depending on their intent
"Try this thought experiment:
Imagine society started using a derogatory word that was talking about you. There would be a difference between telling people not to use that word, and telling you not to use it. It could be a nasty word, but it's not society's place to tell you (the person that it was used towards) that you couldn't use it.  "
the problem here is that you are confusing language with intent, sure you could take that word and banish it forever but that's not going to stop whatever animosity produced the word to begin with
the core issue here is the animosity and not the language itself
with regards to the target using the word, as a black person i've always thought it to be beyond stupid for black people who claim to be offended by the n word to use it and i still hold to that position, if the word itself is so harmful then you should never utter it yourself... that's my opinion otherwise you are nothing but a hypocrite
if i take a baby and i condition that baby to say the n word as its first word, would still be arguing that the baby is a racist?
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