pogo4pres
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ORIGINAL: juliaoceania I heard it in context.... I listened to the entire thing. She can apologize all she wants, but the energy with which she went after that caller, intentionally saying the N word over and over even after she knew her caller was hurt by it, this makes her an ugly pig fuck. These are the things that make me strongly despise her show. I cannot stand emotionally sadistic people who get off on being cruel and hurtful My late grandmother taught me the origins of the word, which is a derivation of the Latin/Italian/French/Spanish words for the color "black" . She also taught me the hateful way it is used, and the why's and wherefores of that hatefulness. I am now in my 50's and I despise the word, as I have too many bigoted relatives that throw the word around like it was nothing. Do I wish Chris Rock, or other black comedians would not use it? Yes, but I also understand why they use it. I grew up in the era of : "I am black and I am proud, say it strong say it loud" yet even in this era I am uncomfortable referring to a person by melanin content. Maybe I suffer from "white guilt" or maybe just maybe, I am what the future will be. I hope it is the latter, since we as a species will never advance if we don't learn to first to look at one another as "human" first Un-bigotedly , Some Knucklehead in NJ
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