USA TODAY said floyd is a racist

[brick wall]

wait wait wait....hold on a sec buddy.

you're telling me that Africa Americans, for example, have been racist to white people here in America?

LOL When? How? LOL

show me the affects of that! please!!!!!!!

wake up man.

did i ever say that? am i losing something here or you just didn't get a grip of what i'm saying.

[Vasyl’s dad]

***** typically means an ignorant black person that feeds into the stereotypes that make us all look bad. personally i despise the word no matter how its used, but ppl use it in a number of ways.

So, in the instance that Ex used "nigg@", he really meant, "ni gger"?



Us non Blacks have to ask because we're not qualified on the usage of the word.

If I said Floyd was a "ni gger", because of the way he acts,

would that be ok? Or is it only other Blacks who can point that out with that word?

[Kagami Taiga]

So, in the instance that Ex used "nigg@", he really meant, "ni gger"?



Us non Blacks have to ask because we're not qualified on the usage of the word.

If I said Floyd was a "ni gger", because of the way he acts,

would that be ok? Or is it only other Blacks who can point that out with that word?

no, it wouldnt be ok becuase of the history attached to the word. history is everything. historically, that would has caused a lot of pain, destruction and death. its not ok to use and i dont think it is ok for black ppl to use amongst themselves either, but it happens and that is still different that a white person using it.

[Vasyl’s dad]

no, it wouldnt be ok becuase of the history attached to the word. history is everything. historically, that would has caused a lot of pain, destruction and death. its not ok to use and i dont think it is ok for black ppl to use amongst themselves either, but it happens and that is still different that a white person using it.

But how is it different if a Black and a non Black use it as the same descriptive word?

I understand the history behind it,

but what if I, a Chicano say, "Floyds just being a ni gger" in the same tone that Ex said it,

is it racist, or just an observation?

[brick wall]

lol...the hostility is unnecessary. makes u look bad, really. ur on the internet, no need to be a warrior. anyways, my point remains, u say im focusing on the wrong thing but i addressed everything u said regardless of what it was aimed at. if ur not smart enough to comprehend, blame yourself and call me some more names.

i know what you were trying to say...the problem was you quoted me without understanding the content of my post so i put you in your proper place and you started crying.

[Kagami Taiga]

i know what you were trying to say...the problem was you quoted me without understanding the content of my post so i put you in your proper place and you started crying.

lol, ur arguing about something i dont care about and im crying??? keep up man...if ur not gonna argue the issues the what is the point???

[Blue Heffner]

Why do people pick and choose what they want to believe when Floyd says something? When he said he was the greatest nobody believed him, when he said those things yesterday everybody believes him. Funny how that works.

That's the same thing I'm thinking...like how no one believed what Forbes printed in their magazine about how much he made.

[brick wall]

lol, ur arguing about something i dont care about and im crying??? keep up man...if ur not gonna argue the issues the what is the point???

you don't care and yet you quoted my post? is that an admittance of your ******ity or what?

[Kagami Taiga]

But how is it different if a Black and a non Black use it as the same descriptive word?

I understand the history behind it,

but what if I, a Chicano say, "Floyds just being a ni gger" in the same tone that Ex said it,

is it racist, or just an observation?

i know of plenty of hispanics who use it, im from new york. its common place for dominicans and puerto ricans to use it here so it wouldnt be as offensive, not that it isnt wrong. the point is they dont use the word to justify some sort of superiority of black people. thats typically not how black people use it either.

thats the historical context in which whites used it, to justify their actions. its really not hard to understand and there are numerous journal articles and books written about it, ive had to study racism in america for my college thesis paper and u discover a lot of this stuff, its really interesting if u wanna read around.

[Kagami Taiga]

you don't care and yet you quoted my post? is that an admittance of your ******ity or what?

ur not following again...i dont care that ur calling me names, even tho u choose to cry about it. what i do care about is the argument. ur having a hard time there buddy, are u gonna go back to the issue???