ElProximo |
29-06-2012 05:38 PM |
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Originally Posted by sarakss
(Post 5253703)
I'm in America and can assure you that you can call a black person a disgusting Sasquatch,
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No, you would not call anyone a 'disgusting' Sasquatch.
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but that means nothing compared to calling a black person a monkey, gorilla, ape, or baboon. These words have weight because of their historical association.
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Do you mean "Even Americans (where it turns out African animal nick-names for blacks actually is a real overly-sensitive issue)"
Because that's what I wrote. And you responded by taking what I said, telling it BACK AT ME but 'as if' you were informing me.
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Don't act like they don't.
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Like how I was acting when I told you African apes (as nick-names) actually have derogatory racial insinuations in the USA (historically). And that its a sensitive issue in the USA.
Now, since I taught you what are racially-sensitive terms in the USA I can also tell you the UK doesn't quite have that same history (the one I told you about here).
Yet, they are taking the 'PC correctness' even further. For example, insisting that the most nefarious American racial context be applied to a British girl in her culture.
Anything else you want to know? You can repeat it back to me 'as if' you thought of it first again, if you like yes?
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