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Personally I prefer "Moon Cricket" for my racial slurring
Spade, Jigg, and moolie are also quality slurs.
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Personally I prefer "Moon Cricket" for my racial slurring
pretty much thisBecause it triggers niggers.
If everyone didn't overreact severely every time they hear the word, it would have faded into just another racial slur from the past that most people don't use anymore. There are a LOT of people who only use that word just so they can watch someone flip their shit over it.
Mudhut, negro, jiggaboo, nigga...
It literally doesn't matter what you call them, even "African" is an insult. Who wants to be African?Nigger is a step up.
The swastika has been renamed to the windmill of peace. Do try to keep up.It evokes visceral emotions and defies the Euphemism Treadmill. It's also useful as a political reference so there's an incentive to keep it charged, visceral, and fresh. Much like the Swastika.
It's not as unique as you're trying to make it out to be, trust me. If you "reclaim" a word you can't turn around and say that other people can't use it. That's not how language works in the slightest. Policing language is the same as policing free speech and also, you're giving American blacks too much fucking credit and assuming they thought that far ahead to say it gives them a type of Vietnam flashback. Anyone can say a word, who gives a shit if it's a "bad word". The best thing you can do to de-power a word is to not give it the time of day which is an extremely hard concept for people in general. A bully calls you a faggot? Ok? Who gives a shit? Go about your business.why is it visceral? probably because it was THE word used against african americans to dehumanise them during a period of american history that makes post jim crow look like a blink of an eye. slavery, muder, rape, lynchings words words matter. it's all over written and oral history and it is still in use so even white people can see it can be a shameful word. quite probably because of its vile nature it was reclaimed- it's hardly a unique trope. yeah it makes things complicated but if it's so hard for a person to be white and not say that word at the same time i think they have bigger problems.
My actual opinion, and this might surprise you, is that the word "nigger" as a derogatory term used toward anyone should be shot in the back of the head and buried in a deep grave.
I'd actually cite Richard Pryor on that, a black man who eventually abandoned the use of it, even though he had previously often used it in his own comedy.