Nov 21, 2024
7:12:39pm
7:12:39pm
I totally agree with you. They clearly use it in an “appropriating” way and society has allowed it because who is going
to tell the bigger, stronger Polynesian what he can or can’t say? It’s easy to tell the scrawny white guy that he’s not allowed to say it even if used in the identical context.
Again, I don’t think Polynesians have a well documented history of victimhood in America therefore they are licensed to use the N word but rather I think they picked up the use of the word likely from time spent with black Americans and it’s taken on its own life form.
Again, I don’t think Polynesians have a well documented history of victimhood in America therefore they are licensed to use the N word but rather I think they picked up the use of the word likely from time spent with black Americans and it’s taken on its own life form.
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Nov 21, 5:42pm
Nov 21, 5:45pm
Polynesian youth in Utah use the N word rampantly. It seems obvious the community at large is terrified to notify them
Nov 21, 6:11pm
Nov 21, 6:19pm
And that makes it ok? As long as a group of non-black people use it often and routinely, it makes it ok?
Nov 21, 6:24pm
There are people on CB this evening arguing that it is ok — so long as you’re not white and come from island heritage.
Nov 21, 6:40pm
Sorry, but Polynesians don’t have shared experiences to black Americans. Ironically, the Irish, Greek, Italian and
Nov 21, 7:04pm
No, I don’t agree that Polynesians should be licensed to use the N word just because they want to and there exists a few
Nov 21, 7:23pm