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Your Local Scrub
Found the perfect song for Zoe Quinn.
Also, the the post above me. I love how everybody says it so bravely (or whatever you could call the use of that fuckin word) but...
Alright, where I live in the US, Albuquerque New Mexico, people would get the fuck beat out of them for that here if they use it in the wrong way. I know Yamu knows exactly what I'm talking about, because not only is he in the same city but he is in a neighborhood with we call the "Warzone", or to the tweakers that roam the land, the "Zone". I myself am in the North Valley (fuckin' Northsiders...). But I know that, IRL where I am at, people would be completely different.
I remember when I was a kid, my dad had a best friend who was black, his name was Clarence. One day, I was about eight years old, I said the word "nigga". Everybody just got silent right away. I didn't know what the fuck I'd just said. But Clarence looked at me, and told me "come here!" I was in Las Vegas Nevada at the time, and I knew Clarence. My dad had already told him he had the right to kick my ass if I acted up, so at that moment I was sure I was getting my ass kicked. But he took me into the bathroom. We stood there before the mirror. He pointed at me and told me "what do you see". I remember telling him "Myself..." then quickly correcting myself, "No! My reflection". He laughed, and said, "You know what I see?" I asked him "What?" He told me "I see a nigga." I didn't understand what he meant. He told me "I'm a nigga, your a nigga, you're dad's a nigga, we're all nigga's. The true meaning of the word is a person, and so long as you don't use it in any other way there is no wrong in what you're doing. We're all people, there's nothing different about any of us. We're all niggas".
From that moment on, any racism that could have ever possibly manifested in me died out. I understood exactly what he said. Same reason I don't get offended when comedians use so called "racist jokes". Their not meant to be racist, their meant to be fuckin jokes. If that comedian is actually racist, people would figure it out sooner or later and he/she would get what was coming to them. But comedians like Dave Chappelle, Ari Shaffir (look him up as "The Amazing Racist") or George Lopez and their jokes don't bother me one bit.
Until people like Sander, Tagz, or anyone with the same mindset figures that out, this world will always be fucked up. Filled with the hate that they so eagerly seek to expose, even when it isn't there. But when it comes to the word itself; it depends how you use it and what you mean it as, and that's when it becomes offensive. Everyone of us here are niggas by my philosophy, and no one will ever shake that from me.
Also, the the post above me. I love how everybody says it so bravely (or whatever you could call the use of that fuckin word) but...
Alright, where I live in the US, Albuquerque New Mexico, people would get the fuck beat out of them for that here if they use it in the wrong way. I know Yamu knows exactly what I'm talking about, because not only is he in the same city but he is in a neighborhood with we call the "Warzone", or to the tweakers that roam the land, the "Zone". I myself am in the North Valley (fuckin' Northsiders...). But I know that, IRL where I am at, people would be completely different.
I remember when I was a kid, my dad had a best friend who was black, his name was Clarence. One day, I was about eight years old, I said the word "nigga". Everybody just got silent right away. I didn't know what the fuck I'd just said. But Clarence looked at me, and told me "come here!" I was in Las Vegas Nevada at the time, and I knew Clarence. My dad had already told him he had the right to kick my ass if I acted up, so at that moment I was sure I was getting my ass kicked. But he took me into the bathroom. We stood there before the mirror. He pointed at me and told me "what do you see". I remember telling him "Myself..." then quickly correcting myself, "No! My reflection". He laughed, and said, "You know what I see?" I asked him "What?" He told me "I see a nigga." I didn't understand what he meant. He told me "I'm a nigga, your a nigga, you're dad's a nigga, we're all nigga's. The true meaning of the word is a person, and so long as you don't use it in any other way there is no wrong in what you're doing. We're all people, there's nothing different about any of us. We're all niggas".
From that moment on, any racism that could have ever possibly manifested in me died out. I understood exactly what he said. Same reason I don't get offended when comedians use so called "racist jokes". Their not meant to be racist, their meant to be fuckin jokes. If that comedian is actually racist, people would figure it out sooner or later and he/she would get what was coming to them. But comedians like Dave Chappelle, Ari Shaffir (look him up as "The Amazing Racist") or George Lopez and their jokes don't bother me one bit.
Until people like Sander, Tagz, or anyone with the same mindset figures that out, this world will always be fucked up. Filled with the hate that they so eagerly seek to expose, even when it isn't there. But when it comes to the word itself; it depends how you use it and what you mean it as, and that's when it becomes offensive. Everyone of us here are niggas by my philosophy, and no one will ever shake that from me.
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