1968 Documentary: No Vietnamese Ever Called Me N**ger, this title was also seen on a sign by a black anti war protester.

@BohoBabe I honestly agree with you but I think the title of the documentary when put into context of systemic racism works well for what is going on in the states though. It does pack a punch, somewhat romanticized but the point is correct overall.

As for the rest, that's honestly a good point, I wish I knew what to say except I agree. It's kinda like Ghandi. You know for the longest time I admired him and then found out that he was horrible to women and upholded the same caste system.

It's the same with monks, I like the idea of monks but female monks have long since been discriminated against, there's a long standing battle between females in the organization and males led cultures.

@SatanBurger Yeah, I think that was the real reason for the title. Having the hard R in there definitely packs a punch, gets everyone's attention.

It's the reason this title exists:

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Regardless of whether you agree with the lyrics, let's be real, they used a racial slur to get attention.

Ghandi is one of those historical figures that is worse the more you learn about. He fought for Indian rights, but threw black people under the bus, saying they should be below Indians and white people in the caste system. He also supported South African apartheid. And yeah, there's a good amount of evidence that he was a rapist.
The modern version of this is Democrats condemning racism, then funding Israel.

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow I didn't know that about ww2 vets before but I'm not surprised. That's why I'm starting to really not support any form of govt. Not that it matters as I have no power it's just an opinion but it all seems so coercive.