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pillowman · M
I think it is a derogatory word that has been coined on white women. It’s the same. If black people think n***** is such a bad word why do they use that or a similar word referring to white or actually any color of people. Especially when it is labeled as a hate word associated with racism. We are all created equal right? if they are allowed to use it then so is everyone else right?
bijouxbroussard · F
@pillowman Blacks aren’t the only ones who call them "Karen". But the people called "Karen’s" are often racist, too. They get called out by other people of color, and by non-racist whites. They’re the problem. Only other racists defend them.
pillowman · M
@bijouxbroussard whatever. That’s a real lefty thing to comment.
bijouxbroussard · F
@pillowman You’re just a white supremacist defending those you perceive as others of your ilk.
But Karen is an actual name, which makes it very different from the "n" word.
Like Karen Carpenter ? Karen Black ? Karen Valentine ?
But Karen is an actual name, which makes it very different from the "n" word.
Like Karen Carpenter ? Karen Black ? Karen Valentine ?
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pillowman · M
@bijouxbroussard you make absolutely no sense! You are grasping. Like leftists today calling anything and everything that doesn’t set right with their agenda white supremacy! That’s real original.
bijouxbroussard · F
@pillowman That isn’t true at all, because the "n" word traditionally had a very specific use in the U.S. and it was directed at black people exclusively by white supremacists.
And anyone can be a "Karen", so it’s not a racial slur, and much as you would like play the "white knight".
And anyone can be a "Karen", so it’s not a racial slur, and much as you would like play the "white knight".
bijouxbroussard · F
@pillowman And rightists are today’s Klansmen. So you can go on back to your Klan meeting.
@pillowman
Hmm...I've made my case clear.
I rather think the rebuttal "you make absolutely no sense" denotes the response of a person who can't intelligently refute the argument but is determined not to admit it.
My points stand until you can refute them and your *ahem* inspired rebuttal of "Nuh UHHH" simply does not impress.
Sorry.
Hmm...I've made my case clear.
I rather think the rebuttal "you make absolutely no sense" denotes the response of a person who can't intelligently refute the argument but is determined not to admit it.
My points stand until you can refute them and your *ahem* inspired rebuttal of "Nuh UHHH" simply does not impress.
Sorry.
pillowman · M
@Pikachu I am not trying to impress you. And your answers lack merit and both are used as racial slurs the only difference is the k word is a racial slur directed towards white women and the n word is directed mainly towards black people. So they are equally offensive. You probably think black people have a right to be racist. But then declare we are all equal. Or how some black people think that their race is superior “black supremacy “ which is a thing. It is a popular belief among leftists that think blacks are the only victims to racism. Like blm. What if there was a elm movement started? It would be deemed racist or black entertainment television channel what if there was a channel called white entertainment television? It would be deemed racist. What if there was a white month celebration? It would be deemed racist. There are other things white people could put white behind and it would be considered racist. The left wants everyone to believe all white people are connected with white supremacy and only the white people are racist.
bijouxbroussard · F
@pillowman Before BLM, long, long before, there was the Ku Klux Klan. It still exists. And whites are still the majority in the United States. White supremacy has been the racism that has determined how the country has been run since its inception, and it has cost the most lives overall.
You cannot deny that.
You cannot deny that.
@pillowman
lol evidently.
You've utterly abandoned any attempt to respond to my argument and elected instead to assign to me imaginary opinions you find objectionable and start screeching about "leftist" in general.
So yeah, you've failed to impress me and now you've failed to hold my interest.
Ta taa.
I am not trying to impress you.
lol evidently.
You've utterly abandoned any attempt to respond to my argument and elected instead to assign to me imaginary opinions you find objectionable and start screeching about "leftist" in general.
So yeah, you've failed to impress me and now you've failed to hold my interest.
Ta taa.
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pillowman · M
@bijouxbroussard yes I can believe that some if not all black people don’t like other races due to the fact they believe if you are white then you are a member of white supremacy and the fact that black people always are the victim of racism. Even if the same things happen to white people. Some of the same things that black people scream racism because something they don’t like happens to them happens to white people too! Guess whatever happened is not racial. Black people always play the race card when things don’t go their way. It doesn’t matter to them if they did something wrong or not.
I’m just tired of it all. I’m tired of being called a racist for being proud to be a white man. A black person who says their proud to be black isn’t called a racist.
I’m just tired of it all. I’m tired of being called a racist for being proud to be a white man. A black person who says their proud to be black isn’t called a racist.
bijouxbroussard · F
@pillowman Again, you shouldn’t be proud to be a white supremacist, because that’s what’s coming through loud and clear. Nobody thinks being white is a bad thing. But being black has meant surviving a lot of ugliness from people who hate. The history isn’t the same, so you appear foolish trying to pretend that it was.
pillowman · M
@bijouxbroussard whatever you want to say racism lady
bijouxbroussard · F
@pillowman Thank you. I’m just stating facts.