Is using the r-word considered hateful comments/harassment
This is about the mental disability
Your opinion (give reasons)
63
yes
49
no
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to celebrate easter, we're gonna go on an easter egg hunt, except instead of eggs we're gonna scour this topic up and down for the post in which i equated the n word to the r word
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I've never seen Devante this serious before O_O
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I'm pretty sure most people with any common knowledge in australia know black people were slaves because people all across the world knew black people were slaves not only in America but all across Europe and North America.
i could point it out to him, but it's more satisfying if he keeps making an out of himself because he didn't actually read the things i've posted in this thread
. if you grew up in australia and never knew that black people were slaves in america it wouldn't make it okay to say the n-word just due to your ignorance.
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Man it must be really really awful to lack that much reading comprehension
retardation used to be the politically correct word once upon a time. then the age came when people started getting sensitive over nothing and the word took a backseat in society.
You're right, it has nothing to do with the fact that (a) people began to use the term offensively rather than for the purpose of benign description or (b) the term is no longer a clinical diagnosis.
so basically because people have been using it offensively lately, the word should be automatically considered hc upon sight?
I already said it's not HC. Keep up with the Kardashians, buddy.
Oh Boy Is It Time To Start An Argument On My Epicmafia
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Kelly, answer on Skype please.
OK
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ban the word moron
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No...some people were brought up (like me) where that word, like, I didn't even know it was referred to as someone with a mental disability...whenever we are referring to someone with one, we state the actual disability. I use this word every once in a while (on accident nowadays, since I realize it offends some people) but it is never, never meant to be hateful.
Bottomline is: some people were brought up to where this word was part of there speech, and it was never meant hatefully towards people or even to be analogous with people who have a mental disability. I completely understand where some people would be offended, but honestly, it's not a slur or cussword at all in my opinion.
okay but it doesn't matter if you don't know any better. if you grew up in australia and never knew that black people were slaves in america it wouldn't make it okay to say the n-word just due to your ignorance. just because you didn't mean to hurt anyone's feelings doesn't make it okay, because words actually do have meanings that your tiny sliver of a perspective doesn't affect at all
Don't compare the n word and the r word you moron they're completely different
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it hasn't been used offensively "lately," it's been used offensively for a long time.
retardation used to be the politically correct word once upon a time. then the age came when people started getting sensitive over nothing and the word took a backseat in society.
You're right, it has nothing to do with the fact that (a) people began to use the term offensively rather than for the purpose of benign description or (b) the term is no longer a clinical diagnosis.
so basically because people have been using it offensively lately, the word should be automatically considered hc upon sight?
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sry i gotta have respect for anyone who samples gummo on a track