WHEN (if ever) would it be anti-black for another black person to call you a "n!gga"?

[Thurgood Thurston III]

That's not the scenario being discussed.

It's more to do with you calling your mother all types of biitche, but then wanting to fight someone else for calling your mom a bytch. Yes, he/she disrespected your mom, but so have you.

But no matter what it doesn't ERASE the other person calling your mother a bytch.

Also think about this: what if that kid has siblings who DON'T call their mother a bytch? Can they not stand up for her?

In this situation, there are black people who DON'T call each other the n-word so why should they be okay with Joe saying it just because of rapper?

 

[Asicz]

One thing I notice about @You're NOT "n!ggas"he takes a lot of serious topics and maked unserious threads and talking points about them.

He has a slew of specific #ADOS themed threads like this.

I think he thinks it makes him look smart?

But he just winds up getting basically intellectually sonned.

God bless him he has a high tolerance for looking silly for attention.

He is like a clout prostitute for race topics.

 

[you're NOT "n!ggas"]

I'm ready to retire that word

Our elders tried That "funeral" for it back in the early 2000s. shyt was corny but damn near 20 years later we're still tryna remove ourselves of it.


It can't be understated how deeply wound that word is to us. You have to ask yourself, what word do other cultures say religiously, every day? Especially those words in reference to one another. What's the significance behind it? Is it a testament to their warrior spirit? Their intelligence? Something of esteem??? I'd imagine so.

 

[Majestic]

White person is racist... somehow it’s black people’s fault.

Why do white people want to say it openly is the real question no one is asking?

Don't you think it's a problem how commercized the word is?

I was in the gym before chinese virus popped up and they were blasting rap songs dropping he nword that was not even censered.
Popular TV shows like Power stay dropping the word, and even got white latinos dropping it on there.
i'm watching interviews and the black person is dropping it too.

at what point do we address this?

 

[Majestic]

nikka is not a term o endearment and we should collectively stop saying it.

 

[you're NOT "n!ggas"]

Don't you think it's a problem how commercized the word is?

I was in the gym before chinese virus popped up and they were blasting rap songs dropping he nword that was not even censered.
Popular TV shows like Power stay dropping the word, and even got white latinos dropping it on there.
i'm watching interviews and the black person is dropping it too.

at what point do we address this?

I have a whole concept behind if that I really need to sit down and flesh out. This is a point I'm sure I've made on here before:

The nikka is a product to be bought and sold. No different from Barbie or GI Joe. Whilte little white boys and girls got them, we got The nikka and The nikkacomes in a variety of packages:

• The "Real" nikka
• The "bytch" nikka
• etc

 

[Majestic]

I have a whole concept behind if that I really need to sit down and flesh out. This is a point I'm sure I've made on here before:

The nikka is a product to be bought and sold. No different from Barbie or GI Joe. Whilte little white boys and girls got them, we got The nikka and The nikkacomes in a variety of packages:

• The "Real" nikka
• The "bytch" nikka
• etc

If you ask me simply removing the 'er'and replacing it with the 'a' does not do nothing, they both sound the same.

that would be like changing chink to chinc or fakkit to faggit. All sound the same.

 

[315]

Joe Exotic?

 

[you're NOT "n!ggas"]

If you ask me simply removing the 'er'and replacing it with the 'a' does not do nothing, they both sound the same.

that would be like changing chink to chinc or fakkit to faggit. All sound the same.

It's just a product of our dialect, virtually anyword ending in "er" becomes pronounced with an "a" and yet we understand it's still the exact same word, has the exact same context and meaning, etc -- except here

 

[MajesticLion]

It's been past time to stop with that foolishness.

 

[At30wecashout]

I dont let my people say it to me. Its dead. Same syllable count as “brotha”. Its not fukking hard.

 

[Mastamimd]

I'm ready to retire that word

For real man.

 

[agpxknt]

We we're tricked into using it

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

a white person said nikka and this nikka attacking other black people about it.

Yup... same thing I was thinking......

 

[BrownBunny]

No Black person in my personal life says it to me and I certainly wouldn’t be okay if a stranger said it to me. It’s insulting