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ifeellikeatourist wrote:According to my very white friend who just attended a jay-z/kanye west show in NC a couple of month ago, not a single African-American person within an earshot of him opposed his usage of the aforementioned colloquialism when used in a singalong context.

This is my only experience with this word other than my African-American friend in college who taught me to correctly use the expression "n***a dang!"

Chumley wrote:I'll bet y'all good money that I'm not the only one on here who agrees with DK, I'm just stupid enough to do it verbally. As it were.

theavondon wrote:EAT MY DICK

D.o.S. wrote:Can we bitch about how the mods only read 8 pages of a 12 page topic before they post?

PumpkinPieces wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:Can we bitch about how the mods only read 8 pages of a 12 page topic before they post?

Psh, like I'm gonna read everything you loonies post.

PumpkinPieces wrote:Alright I read page 8 of this jank and I have a few things to say.

We are individual, particular people. We have unique personalities, views, opinions, music, fuzz pedals, etc. To call a transgender individual an "it" or to us the N-word towards a black person is to take away their identity. It is to take them and put them into a group that you can refer to and generalize. Or even worse, in some cases, it is to take away their humanity. Let me fucking emphasize that, THEIR HUMANITY. That leads to dangerous ideas and thoughts that separate them and their hurt from our own hurt. We don't want that on this forum. When a woman cries, it's no different than when a man cries; when a straight person screams of pain it's the same as a homosexual screaming. When saying fag, n.igger, it, etc. you need to consider who you are talking to and who is hearing it. It's being a decent person. Yes, everyone has a right to say what they want. But having a right to freedom of speech doesn't mean jack shit to someone when you're stepping on their feelings, humanity, or ethnicity. It's not about rights, it's about being a decent person and respecting others. If you don't believe me go into a bar in a small county in Michigan where you don't know anyone, blatantly call them "rednecks," and see if you get out in one piece.

Just the same, we're not going to ban dubkitty just because he has a different opinion. That would be disrespecting him and his right to speak his opinion, no matter how similar or different it is to someone else's. However, we will stand by our policy, this isn't America, this is I Love Fuzz.

Now lets talk about how single coils are way cooler than humbuckers even though we know humbuckers are the shit or something super I Love Fuzz-like.

PumpkinPieces wrote:Alright I read page 8 of this jank and I have a few things to say.

We are individual, particular people. We have unique personalities, views, opinions, music, fuzz pedals, etc. To call a transgender individual an "it" or to us the N-word towards a black person is to take away their identity. It is to take them and put them into a group that you can refer to and generalize. Or even worse, in some cases, it is to take away their humanity. Let me fucking emphasize that, THEIR HUMANITY. That leads to dangerous ideas and thoughts that separate them and their hurt from our own hurt. We don't want that on this forum. When a woman cries, it's no different than when a man cries; when a straight person screams of pain it's the same as a homosexual screaming. When saying fag, n.igger, it, etc. you need to consider who you are talking to and who is hearing it. It's being a decent person. Yes, everyone has a right to say what they want. But having a right to freedom of speech doesn't mean jack shit to someone when you're stepping on their feelings, humanity, or ethnicity. It's not about rights, it's about being a decent person and respecting others. If you don't believe me go into a bar in a small county in Michigan where you don't know anyone, blatantly call them "rednecks," and see if you get out in one piece.

Just the same, we're not going to ban dubkitty just because he has a different opinion. That would be disrespecting him and his right to speak his opinion, no matter how similar or different it is to someone else's. However, we will stand by our policy, this isn't America, this is I Love Fuzz.

Now lets talk about how single coils are way cooler than humbuckers even though we know humbuckers are the shit or something super I Love Fuzz-like.