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ParallelRhymes;4915478 said:10 years? You mean like 10 minutes?
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ParallelRhymes;4915478 said:10 years? You mean like 10 minutes?
ParallelRhymes;4915620 said:I think it speaks to the power and growth of hip hop more than anything else.
Lost;4916564 said:All I know is that Martin Luther King didn't die so you can call each other the n word. Your belittling yourselves.
Lost;4919263 said:Still no justification to my posts in any way shape or form. I must have hit a spot where you guys cannot post back. Nothing relevant anyway.
Plutarch said:Black Jerry Maguire;4909298 said:Plutarch;4909284 said:ugh i'm sick of this. words are inherently malleable. When did we start to become controlled by words when we were the ones to create and mold them in the first place?
There is a general yet distinctive difference between "nigger" and "nigga." They are not one in the same. People need to get over themselves.
false. there is no difference between nigger and nigga except spelling
This can be true, yet it also cannot be true. Like I said, words are malleable and subjective. We define words by assigning them meanings . I can define "nigger" one way, and then define "nigga" in another distinctive way, and many people have been doing this. So I don't understand what you're saying.
Lost;4919263 said:I still say why get mad for other people wanting to say this word. What makes this word so special, beside the facts that historically the word was created to belittle the black race or presently the word means the same. But when a black person says it, it means buddy. So why does the meaning all of a sudden change when another race says it. Especially when they are using the n word in friendly manner describing a buddy or friend.
Lost;4919411 said:The meaning most people are saying the n word is here is meaning buddy or friend. The OP makes it seem that white people are going to be using the n word as a derogatory word, but that is not the case at all. White people are using the word to describe their friends and buddies. Now as a general question to all blacks, why get mad when you know the white people or any other race for that matter can use the n word to describe a friend or buddy. It's like black people getting mad when someone calls them brother. Brother to me means best friend, not a black person.
So we are both right. And yes specifically MLK died because he was assassinated, not for any special reason, but because of his views on racial equality. I read a paper recently stating that even saying the words black and white is being racist. If we want the world to be truly racially equal then no words of color should be spoken from any side.
SuperstarCole;4919420 said:Lol @ niggas contemplating catching feelings if a cracka says "what up ma nigga"
KingJamal;4919432 said:KingJamal;4919432 said:Lost;4919411 said:The meaning most people are saying the n word is here is meaning buddy or friend. The OP makes it seem that white people are going to be using the n word as a derogatory word, but that is not the case at all. White people are using the word to describe their friends and buddies. Now as a general question to all blacks, why get mad when you know the white people or any other race for that matter can use the n word to describe a friend or buddy. It's like black people getting mad when someone calls them brother. Brother to me means best friend, not a black person.
So we are both right. And yes specifically MLK died because he was assassinated, not for any special reason, but because of his views on racial equality. I read a paper recently stating that even saying the words black and white is being racist. If we want the world to be truly racially equal then no words of color should be spoken from any side.
I don't give a FUCK wat they mean
White person calls me that they getting stretched out. I don't play that shit
Lost;4919411 said:The meaning most people are saying the n word is here is meaning buddy or friend. The OP makes it seem that white people are going to be using the n word as a derogatory word, but that is not the case at all. White people are using the word to describe their friends and buddies. Now as a general question to all blacks, why get mad when you know the white people or any other race for that matter can use the n word to describe a friend or buddy. It's like black people getting mad when someone calls them brother. Brother to me means best friend, not a black person.
So we are both right. And yes specifically MLK died because he was assassinated, not for any special reason, but because of his views on racial equality. I read a paper recently stating that even saying the words black and white is being racist. If we want the world to be truly racially equal then no words of color should be spoken from any side.
Lost;4919263 said:Still no justification to my posts in any way shape or form. I must have hit a spot where you guys cannot post back. Nothing relevant anyway.
I still say why get mad for other people wanting to say this word. What makes this word so special, beside the facts that historically the word was created to belittle the black race or presently the word means the same. But when a black person says it, it means buddy. So why does the meaning all of a sudden change when another race says it. Especially when they are using the n word in friendly manner describing a buddy or friend.
Maybe this is too much for a hip hop forum?
Black Jerry Maguire;4919464 said:SuperstarCole;4919420 said:Lol @ niggas contemplating catching feelings if a cracka says "what up ma nigga"
please tell me more about how much you like being a nigger
gns;4919692 said:Lost;4919263 said:Still no justification to my posts in any way shape or form. I must have hit a spot where you guys cannot post back. Nothing relevant anyway.
I still say why get mad for other people wanting to say this word. What makes this word so special, beside the facts that historically the word was created to belittle the black race or presently the word means the same. But when a black person says it, it means buddy. So why does the meaning all of a sudden change when another race says it. Especially when they are using the n word in friendly manner describing a buddy or friend.
Maybe this is too much for a hip hop forum?
No it isnt too much for this board.
u really arent saying anything....at all.
every week a white, or someone of another race brings up y craccaz should be allowed to say it nothing is going to come of the arguments.
People still r going to feel how they do based on how they were raised and experiences.
There are black people who dont care and those that will beat the fuck outta u.....keep rolling the dice u gonna meet one or the other...
Black Jerry Maguire;4915568 said:ParallelRhymes;4915478 said:10 years? You mean like 10 minutes?
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