Did anyone hear our #3 on defense
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The word is not a racist slur when used by black people. Period. And this is football in 2024, not the ivy League in 1924.
Wrong again, Dum-Dum. The good Lord has blessed us with two lovely homes. I think you know that, being the stalker that you are.
Yes indeed. Also perfectly acceptable to punch your wife in the face as long as you don’t give her a black eye.
Is that in addition to stealing from stores with impunity, burning cities such as Minneapolis to the ground and openly calling for the death of Jews? I admit I’m not up to date on what’s acceptable for some people but not for others. I guess I’m old school.
So you’re equating using a term among their own race with stealing and arson? Interesting take.
1. It was a joke based off your stupid comments earlier.
2. Glad you confirmed I was correct about who you are, since you’re claiming my non-existent stalking would produce the correct information.
3. You keep following me around, commenting on my posts when I’m not talking to, or about, you at all .. and calling me a stalker. You realize you’re not all there, right? You’re stalking me to call me a stalker …
4. This must be how you pass the time when you’re not begging people for money for booze, from your cardboard box.
It’s called sarcasm. You know, a cutting, often ironic remark intended to express contempt or ridicule? You need to go back to school.
Number 1 is half correct. Everything else you say is wrong as usual, Dum-Dum. Your post clearly shows I was responding to your comment directed at me. You’re not only dumb, you’re a liar. Sad.
Idk. ‘It happens everywhere’ isn’t an excuse any decent person in a position of authority allows or accepts. It was clearly picked up on the broadcast and rejects very poorly on the player and program. Have to do better.
I know this happens on the field, I don’t like it either, but with the boom mics players have to be smarter
Its use by black kids in athletic competition...or black people of a particular social class...is not always affectionate, but it's a password...marking you as a club member...for use by club members only.
A rough (very rough) analogy from waaay back in the day was the Marine Corps. Among themselves, Marines freely poured scorn on the 97 varieties of happy horseshit that were a way of life in the Corps. But that kind of talk from outsiders...those not in the club...members of other branches of service...was not tolerated.
If you were a white kid playing high school basketball in a Baltimore suburban league 15 years ago (and presumably still today), this came with the territory. If you couldn't handle it, you found another sport to play...maybe lacrosse.
No question, it's a glaring double standard, but as double standards go, this one is not nearly as harmful as some others that now seem casually accepted by our enlightened elites.
Amusing story from my son's high school basketball days: one evening after practice he's getting a ride home from a black Dad, bunch of black teammates in the car, and the Dad goes: "Tell ya what, Joe, I'll take you on my team and we'll beat any two (n-words) they send against us." Joe's, like, uh, yes sir, that would be fun. Joe learned the club rules early on.
Your team has some swag. Maybe that it is what it is going to take to beat Ohio State.
Oh look, Gasbagitis, my own personal homeless stalker, is yapping about his past life as Bushwood.
Yeah, it's tragic. I mean, truly. I don't know how we'll recover. Hey ... is this worse than raping young boys? Or samesies? /sarcasm
Tell me which part of what was said is old white man yells at clouds worthy ... is it the dastardly f-bomb? Should we purge the f-bomb from society? If he said "fudge you, n****!" would it be acceptable to you? Or is it the n-word? Which to, and among, young black men is something much different than it is when non-blacks say it ... and that's the real cause of all the horror and animus? Is this all just cover for "we want to say that word, too ... or nobody should say it! It's not fair! You guys don't get this! We want it, too, or no one can have it!"
Is this thread really all about having a "very special episode" where we have to explain to old, out-of-touch white guys, how the world works re the n-word?
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No clown. That was your grandpa.
Is that you on the bottom left, wearing the beanie and gently holding his own knee whilst affectionately resting your other arm on your teammate's leg?
"I dare say ... fine tackle, ole chap! Tally ho!"
And? Use your words. Step away from your sheep, get your pants back up and use your words.
I know the definition of a joke too, but if it’s not funny, it’s hard to tell if it’s a joke.
Obli, don’t you know that Perfect Pitch is also a perfect father? And when his son says, Gee, Dad, using drugs happens everywhere he says you’re right, son, carry on.
If we prod enough the real person always comes out. And it is ugly. I understand your insecurity but I can’t help you. I recommend the Bible.
The more you say, the more you reveal about your true self. This is not a good strategy for someone like you.
I know you can’t argue your way out of a brown paper bag but I recommend you go back to using bigger, smart sounding words. This just looks like you’re not even trying now.
A little side note, but a few weeks ago there was an episode of All in the Family replaying on tv. It was the episode where Archie was invited to the engagement party for the Willis and Jefferson kids. The N word was uttered, but today's rebroadcaster bleeped it out.
There were a few black guys who called me that in the service. Many view it as a term of brotherhood.
So put you down as part of the crew that just wants to say it, and will stalk me for the opportunity to make that point known? Your flurry of nonsense shows you're now fully unhinged, homeless stalker. That happens, apparently, when you've been proven wrong so many times.
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I had a good buddy that used to call me that all the time. He did it to show I was his good friend.
Dip wad…..you said usage among their own race?
Ooops ….my bad…..you musta meant ‘human’ race.🤷🏿♂️
Dip wad? I used to say that….when I was 12. It’s acceptable for black people to use the term, it’s not acceptable for white people to use it. Does that help?
Here’s the thread. Others can decide if you are a dip wad or not,
I used a term of 12 yr olds so you could understand,
This thread is cray-cray ... I didn't know there were this many people who didn't understand the acceptability of the "n-word," and this many people who wanted to use it, but can't. And so many people who are that unfamiliar with black folks, and their culture. "I once had a black friend who used it on me, so I guess it must OK in some respects." (talking about it like this was the one thing that let you know this). The whole thread has turned insane.
Yikes.
Here we go ... I'm sure most people aren't too upset that a college football player used the f-word, or the word "no" ... so it boils down to this ... if you're black, you can use the n-word, and it's not a big deal. If you're not black, don't use it. And if this fact bugs you, you REALLY shouldn't be using it, or commenting on it.
Pretty simple. Move on.
Yikes.
Here we go ... I'm sure most people aren't too upset that a college football player used the f-word, or the word "no" ... so it boils down to this ... if you're black, you can use the n-word, and it's not a big deal. If you're not black, don't use it. And if this fact bugs you, you REALLY shouldn't be using it, or commenting on it.
Pretty simple. Move on.
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No it just drives home your soft bigotry of low expectations. You don’t feel that black kids can be taught the self control required to avoid speaking in a way that will impede their future success. It’s not for me to know why you feel that way but the fact that you implied the rest of us who genuinely want black kids, all kids, to succeed like we have succeeded, are racists gives me a clue. Simple as that. Sad. Unlike you, I don’t step over homeless people on my way to the office, that is to say, I don’t have the just move on gene.
Wrong is wrong even if you say it is right. I learned that when I was 12.
