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Re: Alec \"traheho\" Torelli........don\'t read if sensitive
trah is the man
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Re: Alec \"traheho\" Torelli........don\'t read if sensitive
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you're completely missing his point. He's saying that if black people didn't use the word, others wouldn't either. You don't even acknowledge that. [/ QUOTE ] What's there to acknowledge ? I can't acknowledge an absurd statement. There are entire swaths of humanity that still use the n word, and worse, to describe black people. Racism is very stong in many countries in Western Europe : especially Spain, Italy, and parts of France. In these countries, it's common to use a term even more offensive than the n word. In Eastern Europe, racism is epidemic. In America, there are large sub-cultures that use the n word to describe any black man. In my experience, Eastern Europeans and Russians are especially likely to use the n word. But I've also heard it used by less-acclimated members of the Asian and Indian (India Indians, not Native Americans) communities. And upper class South American culture completely condones use of the n word. I've heard upper-class Argentinians and Chileans use the n word as if there was no other word. America has to set the example for the world. Those African Americans who allow white people to call them by the n word are setting an extremely bad precedent for their race. No black leader, businessman, academic, or other member of the intelligentsia (such as jazz musicians) would ever want to be called by the n word. Neither would extremely successful black popular icons such as Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, Phil Ivey. Self-respect starts with demanding respect from others. |
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Re: Alec \"traheho\" Torelli........don\'t read if sensitive
OP, do you have a copy of the email you sent to FT? No HH I'm assuming? Do you remember anyone else who was playing or watching?
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#104
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Re: Alec \"traheho\" Torelli........don\'t read if sensitive
"For a black man to call another black man the n word involves an acknowledgment of the common bond of having sufferred in slavery under the white man."
Probably the dumbest comment in this thread. |
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Re: Alec \"traheho\" Torelli........don\'t read if sensitive
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this came to mind [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] this didnt get enough love. this was one of the best chapelle show skits ever. |
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Re: Alec \"traheho\" Torelli........don\'t read if sensitive
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"For a black man to call another black man the n word involves an acknowledgment of the common bond of having sufferred in slavery under the white man." Probably the dumbest comment in this thread. [/ QUOTE ] No, the racist comments are much dumber. I was surprised to see non-racist comments on 2plus2. I am more used to the quality "all black people look alike"- and "that's david beckham covered in chocalate dip"- type posts from the MUCKEMSAYUHHH thread. Nice to see people calling out racism here for a change. |
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Re: Alec \"traheho\" Torelli........don\'t read if sensitive
black, white, blah ... who gives a [censored], get over it. Let your results speak for themselves. Who has time to waste reacting to the words of the ignorant, life is short. (Unless of course you are a politician or something trying to whip up the 'passion' of a voter base)
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Re: Alec \"traheho\" Torelli........don\'t read if sensitive
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Use of the n word by a non-black person is completely different from use of the n word by a black person. [/ QUOTE ] this is a racist comment, by the way. DUCY? |
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Re: Alec \"traheho\" Torelli........don\'t read if sensitive
You guys are overreacting. He said "nagger", as in a person who annoys you.
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Re: Alec \"traheho\" Torelli........don\'t read if sensitive
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[ QUOTE ] Use of the n word by a non-black person is completely different from use of the n word by a black person. [/ QUOTE ] this is a racist comment, by the way. DUCY? [/ QUOTE ] no |
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