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[pall-bearer @lripostel]

@holdmytequilaa @XephiroX @FearedBuck because it’s HIM saying it. he believes it to be disrespectful to SOMONE ELSE (god). god would be offended and he cares about that. however, someone who is an art heist can say “fuck god/allah” if they wanted to. using the same logic, he should not care about that because that’s

[pall-bearer @lripostel]

@chubbygo0f @MonkeyExcel @XephiroX @FearedBuck care? now if you’re being harassed then take legal action. if being threatened, take any action you see fit, doesn’t have to be necessarily legal. but if just being called something, IGNORE IT

[pall-bearer @lripostel]

@chubbygo0f @MonkeyExcel @XephiroX @FearedBuck people can’t have the right to not be disrespected if you believe in freedom of speech up until the point of being harassed by a specific individual. if someone gets called an insult or slur or anything, they do not have the right to just go beat them up. because why should you+

[pall-bearer @lripostel]

@chubbygo0f @MonkeyExcel @XephiroX @FearedBuck yes. but the examples you are using are using violence and threats. i am only talking about the word itself. you are correlating the two when that isn’t always the case

[pall-bearer @lripostel]

@chubbygo0f @MonkeyExcel @XephiroX @FearedBuck in present times gives the word power. you say my analogy of the word bitch is not the same, why not?

[pall-bearer @lripostel]

@Francis83458401 @XephiroX @FearedBuck also for the part about degrading people for decades. some other girl had this take, i compared it to the word bitch. you can go see it if you’d like. if not then i don’t want to type it out again so we can agree to disagree

[pall-bearer @lripostel]

@Francis83458401 @XephiroX @FearedBuck because it’s only been expressed by them a thousand times. why else would they want non-black people to say it? and yes, words can hurt sometimes—mostly from people you already know tho. my whole point is that they SHOULDN’T especially from someone who you DONT know. that’s all

[pall-bearer @lripostel]

@Francis83458401 @XephiroX @FearedBuck exactly, so why should he be offended if SOMEONE ELSE says fuck god. he himself won’t do that because HE believes in god. black people who say the n word don’t care when THEY say it. only when OHTER ppl say it

[pall-bearer @lripostel]

@chubbygo0f @MonkeyExcel @XephiroX @FearedBuck i’m not anybody. we are stating an opinion/take that we have. it’s just simple freedom of speech. without debates, the would would never be where it is at today. change for the good —AND the bad— would never happen without discussion

[pall-bearer @lripostel]

@chubbygo0f @MonkeyExcel @XephiroX @FearedBuck the word “bitch” also has hundred of years of oppression and hate to it. but no one bats an eye when said today. if we applied the same rules to the n-word as the word bitch, then only women should be allowed to say bitch but no one has that take

[pall-bearer @lripostel]

@chubbygo0f @MonkeyExcel @XephiroX @FearedBuck i understand that the word was used with those heinous purposes. but if you simply ignore it then nothing will come of it. like the word “bitch”. if someone random calls you a bitch, just go on about your day. who cares? they’re a random person

[pall-bearer @lripostel]

@false_pvked @XephiroX @FearedBuck yeah i get that. i just don’t think his take is necessarily wrong

[pall-bearer @lripostel]

@MonkeyExcel @XephiroX @FearedBuck because you shouldn’t get offended by what OTHER people say. but we live in the real world, so if someone says it, and gets offended and then punches that person in the face—i think that’s wrong/illegal but i don’t think it should unexpected