[Caipirabob]

I wrote this for the USC student paper, the Daily Trojan. Fellow FReepers, I'd love to hear your feedback!

If you heard the language I use at white people who don't signal and cut people off in traffic, you'd never worry about what dog said about black people. Then again, I'll never get that reality show on A&E.

In perspective: Dog said a dirty word. N-word, I don't give a hoot. Really don't care. If Rap and Hip-Hop can gain such a foothold in black culture, considering the extent of the verbal abuse that comes out of it, then Dog didn't do anything wrong by their own standards.

Bad Dog. No biscuit.

[panther33]

Dog didn't do anything wrong by their own standards.

Well said.

[Thermalseeker]

If Rap and Hip-Hop can gain such a foothold in black culture, considering the extent of the verbal abuse that comes out of it, then Dog didn't do anything wrong by their own standards.

I'm just as offended when blacks call me "Honkey", "Whitey", and "Cracker" as they are when they are called the much celebrated "N-word", even by each other. As a redhead, I'm also offended when people call me "Carrot Top", "Red", and "Rusty". My life goes on, though, despite my objections to these names. I grew up in the "old south". Folks who are upset by all of this clearly don't have enough to do in their own lives.....or they are out for financial gain.

[Albion Wilde]

If you heard the language I use at white people who don't signal and cut people off in traffic, you'd never worry about what dog said about black people.

Don't tell me you're an anti-idiotarian! Shocking! /sarc