Black people are always referring to each other and themselves as the “N” word. It is a sacrament to them. It is a rite of passage for young black people to call each other that word.
But God forbid any white person ever utter those two syllables.
It’s just a word. If black people were truly offended they wouldn’t refer to other black people using that word. They keep the word alive only to use as a weapon against any white person who dares to utter it.
“”Black people are always referring to each other and themselves as the “N” word. It is a sacrament to them. It is a rite of passage for young black people to call each other that word.””
True dat, homeboy. I work in public housing projects frequently and the young negroes always refer to each other as n____er.
“But God forbid any white person ever utter those two syllables.
It’s just a word. If black people were truly offended they wouldn’t refer to other black people using that word. They keep the word alive only to use as a weapon against any white person who dares to utter it.”
Amen, baby. I practice my vocabulary daily especially when forced to see or hear the half white dunce spending my money and yours on things I know you and I would never approve. Like foreign travel when the economy is in the porcelain facility.
The N word refers to a certain character irrespective of skin color and very few blacks are of such character, and anyone offended by a word need to lighten up. Taking offense and then complaining about it to anyone is a very big character flaw IMHO.
It’s a power trip and don’t let anyone tell you different.
They can use a word that *we* cannot.
Complete. Power. Trip.
You’re so right!
Lord have mercy.
Around here, (in the deep South) it’s used as a greeting between blacks.
Sometimes the Niger word (two g’s) is substituted with “boy,” which is also offensive.