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Topic	Just wanted to apologize for that topic I made.
thedeerzord 07/06/20 10:18:01 PM #1:	About asking people if they are or consider themselves the white equivalent of the N-word :(. The reason why I posted this topic was because I saw a topic on 261 where someone asked what the white word equivalent for the N-word was, and someone said it was "Karen", but I responded with the actual equivalent of the word. Seeing as to how unknown the word was to even the white population. I decided to make a topic on PotD to see how many people actually had knowledge of word. I knew of the possibility of getting modded, but my point of view was that if I was white, then I should be allowed to call others their derogatory term without consequence much like how black people can call each other the N-word without consequence. So I wanted to see how people would respond to the word if they knew what it was. But from what I saw from the responses, most people didn't care or even know what The responses were about 50/50. Some people knew what it was, other people didn't. But for those that did, they weren't offended by it by any means.(at least from what I can remember, I closed the topic but it got taken down a few hours afterwards.) But what I really did wrong was respond to @FatalAccident response to my topic. Which read "Nahh, I ain't black". To which I responded with "Well are you the other word?" without thinking. Because I subconsciously and unintentionally made that response as a social experiment to see that if any black people were asked that question. Would they respond with "No", or would they respond with a hateful and vengeful message. I wanted to see how a black person would respond to that. Because I know there are some black people who might not actually be offended by the N-word, but instead embrace the word and could and can use to describe other black people that way. For example: Dave Chappelle, just look at this clip of him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PW8luALYewI So I just wanted to apologize to PotD, and @FatalAccident for making such a topic that It might been caused people to feel revolted by what I asked @FatalAccident . So once again I apologize, especially to @FatalAccident . --- Terrible poster right here:https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/user <cite>thedeerzord posted [p:941773498] in Just wante... [t:78829538]...</cite> <quote>About asking people if they are or consider themselves the white equivalent of the N-word :(. The reason why I posted this topic was because I saw a topic on 261 where someone asked what the white word equivalent for the N-word was, and someone said it was "Karen", but I responded with the actual equivalent of the word. Seeing as to how unknown the word was to even the white population. I decided to make a topic on PotD to see how many people actually had knowledge of word. I knew of the possibility of getting modded, but my point of view was that if I was white, then I should be allowed to call others their derogatory term without consequence much like how black people can call each other the N-word without consequence. So I wanted to see how people would respond to the word if they knew what it was. But from what I saw from the responses, most people didn't care or even know what The responses were about 50/50. Some people knew what it was, other people didn't. But for those that did, they weren't offended by it by any means.(at least from what I can remember, I closed the topic but it got taken down a few hours afterwards.) But what I really did wrong was respond to @FatalAccident response to my topic. Which read "Nahh, I ain't black". To which I responded with "Well are you the other word?" without thinking. Because I subconsciously and unintentionally made that response as a social experiment to see that if any black people were asked that question. Would they respond with "No", or would they respond with a hateful and vengeful message. I wanted to see how a black person would respond to that. Because I know there are some black people who might not actually be offended by the N-word, but instead embrace the word and could and can use to describe other black people that way. For example: Dave Chappelle, just look at this clip of him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PW8luALYewI So I just wanted to apologize to PotD, and @FatalAccident for making such a topic that It might been caused people to feel revolted by what I asked @FatalAccident . So once again I apologize, especially to @FatalAccident . --- Terrible poster right here:https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/user</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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