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Topic	Blonde Principal Fights for her JOB after she called Colin Kaepernick a THUG!!!
JTekashiro 09/12/18 9:05:50 PM #10:	Super_Thug44 posted... Zeus posted... MICHALECOLE posted... Thug clearly has racial connotations. ONLY if you're Indian. There's been a faux-outrage movement in recent years to try to pretend that it has racial connotations against non-Indian minorities but it's a crock of shit given how often the word is applied to whites. By contrast, you don't see whites being called the n-word or see blacks getting called cracker because both are strictly racial insults what in the serious fuck are you on about. I'm a 2nd gen Indian and have never heard of this. Thug is not a "racial slur" towards anyone, and most definitely not towards Indians. He is in America and you are a "2nd gen Indian." He would use very different slang than what you hear in your native India. That being said, I have never heard anybody use that terminology in North America. <cite>JTekashiro posted [p:908630604] in Blonde Pri... [t:76995387]...</cite> <quote><cite>Super_Thug44 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MICHALECOLE posted...</cite> <quote>Thug clearly has racial connotations.</quote> ONLY if you're Indian. There's been a faux-outrage movement in recent years to try to pretend that it has racial connotations against non-Indian minorities but it's a crock of shit given how often the word is applied to whites. By contrast, you don't see whites being called the n-word or see blacks getting called cracker because both are strictly racial insults </quote> what in the serious fuck are you on about. I'm a 2nd gen Indian and have never heard of this. Thug is not a "racial slur" towards anyone, and most definitely not towards Indians.</quote> He is in America and you are a "2nd gen Indian." He would use very different slang than what you hear in your native India. That being said, I have never heard anybody use that terminology in North America.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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