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Have you ever said the N-Word?
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Being a multi generational non practicing self loathing Jew, I have never used any racial slurs against anybody. I've never understood others who have used racial slurs. It's just stupid.


Of course your people don't use slurs. Your natural condescension fills so many words that it doesn't allow time for anything less passive-aggressive.

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See, HG? You are a deep MF'er. You summed it up very well.

I agree with all you said, and I disagree completely with dolphin.

Anyone is free to take offense to whatever they want, but you are also free to be ridiculed. Saying "the p-word" (lol) isn't the same as saying the "n-word." It's the most powerful word in American English, and it's due in large part to its use and the history of black-white relations in our country. MANY ethnicities have racial stereotypes, but only blacks were brought over as legal slaves, who were considered to be 3/5 of a person, fought for their freedom, and then still didn't have the rights of a white person until very recently (and some would say still don't). That word is a reminder of that awful history and of everything that comes with it. It is used solely to dehumanize and tell someone that they are worth less than you because of the color of their skin. If "the p-word" does similar things to you, then you might have some issues. Europeans had their struggles in America, but it's not even worth mentioning in the same context as blacks and the vitriolic words (still) used to describe them.



I agree with this post 100%. However, and this is the problem with identity politics, groups don't get hurt, people do. And I don't think it's necessarily any more hurtful to call someone "the n-word" than it is to call someone a fat pig or a dumb polack, etc. We have an entire thread here and several mults that make fun of a woman for her appearance. I'm almost certain that's just as hurtful as some dope calling a black person "the n-word".

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See, HG? You are a deep MF'er. You summed it up very well.

I agree with all you said, and I disagree completely with dolphin.

Anyone is free to take offense to whatever they want, but you are also free to be ridiculed. Saying "the p-word" (lol) isn't the same as saying the "n-word." It's the most powerful word in American English, and it's due in large part to its use and the history of black-white relations in our country. MANY ethnicities have racial stereotypes, but only blacks were brought over as legal slaves, who were considered to be 3/5 of a person, fought for their freedom, and then still didn't have the rights of a white person until very recently (and some would say still don't). That word is a reminder of that awful history and of everything that comes with it. It is used solely to dehumanize and tell someone that they are worth less than you because of the color of their skin. If "the p-word" does similar things to you, then you might have some issues. Europeans had their struggles in America, but it's not even worth mentioning in the same context as blacks and the vitriolic words (still) used to describe them.



I agree with this post 100%. However, and this is the problem with identity politics, groups don't get hurt, people do. And I don't think it's necessarily any more hurtful to call someone "the n-word" than it is to call someone a fat pig or a dumb polack, etc. We have an entire thread here and several mults that make fun of a woman for her appearance. I'm almost certain that's just as hurtful as some dope calling a black person "the n-word".

It irritates many people when others simplify complex issues like this, saying that the N-wod is the ultimate insult, no questions asked and it doesn't even need t o be discussed. That shit is dogmatic. On a cultural and social level, sure, it's got to be one of the worst possible words, but there exist many, many other contexts in which other words can be devastating. People will often say, "But that's not what I'm talking about! I'm talking about a cultural issue!" To that,. I'd say, 1) No shit--that's self-imposed limitation, and you can hide behind that if you want to, and 2) the real argument may be that "I have the truth, and this moral issue is settled--case closed!"

Not quite closed, though, if you enlarge the context. The drive to simplify complexity has the unfortunate byproduct of enforcing conformity.

Of course, it can be a dirty trick to enlarge the context every time someone brings up race, and several people have pointed that out.

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Being a multi generational non practicing self loathing Jew, I have never used any racial slurs against anybody. I've never understood others who have used racial slurs. It's just stupid.


Of course your people don't use slurs. Your natural condescension fills so many words that it doesn't allow time for anything less passive-aggressive.


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I agree with this post 100%. However, and this is the problem with identity politics, groups don't get hurt, people do. And I don't think it's necessarily any more hurtful to call someone "the n-word" than it is to call someone a fat pig or a dumb polack, etc. We have an entire thread here and several mults that make fun of a woman for her appearance. I'm almost certain that's just as hurtful as some dope calling a black person "the n-word".


I don't understand how you can agree with him 100%. And then say the bolded. I guess then I agree with him 100% too.

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See, HG? You are a deep MF'er. You summed it up very well.

I agree with all you said, and I disagree completely with dolphin.

Anyone is free to take offense to whatever they want, but you are also free to be ridiculed. Saying "the p-word" (lol) isn't the same as saying the "n-word." It's the most powerful word in American English, and it's due in large part to its use and the history of black-white relations in our country. MANY ethnicities have racial stereotypes, but only blacks were brought over as legal slaves, who were considered to be 3/5 of a person, fought for their freedom, and then still didn't have the rights of a white person until very recently (and some would say still don't). That word is a reminder of that awful history and of everything that comes with it. It is used solely to dehumanize and tell someone that they are worth less than you because of the color of their skin. If "the p-word" does similar things to you, then you might have some issues. Europeans had their struggles in America, but it's not even worth mentioning in the same context as blacks and the vitriolic words (still) used to describe them.



I agree with this post 100%. However, and this is the problem with identity politics, groups don't get hurt, people do. And I don't think it's necessarily any more hurtful to call someone "the n-word" than it is to call someone a fat pig or a dumb polack, etc. We have an entire thread here and several mults that make fun of a woman for her appearance. I'm almost certain that's just as hurtful as some dope calling a black person "the n-word".


Now we're back to all slurs/insults/pain is the same. That's a really odd stance.

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Being a multi generational non practicing self loathing Jew, I have never used any racial slurs against anybody. I've never understood others who have used racial slurs. It's just stupid.


Of course your people don't use slurs. Your natural condescension fills so many words that it doesn't allow time for anything less passive-aggressive.

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See, HG? You are a deep MF'er. You summed it up very well.

I agree with all you said, and I disagree completely with dolphin.

Anyone is free to take offense to whatever they want, but you are also free to be ridiculed. Saying "the p-word" (lol) isn't the same as saying the "n-word." It's the most powerful word in American English, and it's due in large part to its use and the history of black-white relations in our country. MANY ethnicities have racial stereotypes, but only blacks were brought over as legal slaves, who were considered to be 3/5 of a person, fought for their freedom, and then still didn't have the rights of a white person until very recently (and some would say still don't). That word is a reminder of that awful history and of everything that comes with it. It is used solely to dehumanize and tell someone that they are worth less than you because of the color of their skin. If "the p-word" does similar things to you, then you might have some issues. Europeans had their struggles in America, but it's not even worth mentioning in the same context as blacks and the vitriolic words (still) used to describe them.



I agree with this post 100%. However, and this is the problem with identity politics, groups don't get hurt, people do. And I don't think it's necessarily any more hurtful to call someone "the n-word" than it is to call someone a fat pig or a dumb polack, etc. We have an entire thread here and several mults that make fun of a woman for her appearance. I'm almost certain that's just as hurtful as some dope calling a black person "the n-word".


Now we're back to all slurs/insults/pain is the same. That's a really odd stance.


It's pretty arrogant to think your pain is more painful than someone else's. That's the odd stance.

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See, HG? You are a deep MF'er. You summed it up very well.

I agree with all you said, and I disagree completely with dolphin.

Anyone is free to take offense to whatever they want, but you are also free to be ridiculed. Saying "the p-word" (lol) isn't the same as saying the "n-word." It's the most powerful word in American English, and it's due in large part to its use and the history of black-white relations in our country. MANY ethnicities have racial stereotypes, but only blacks were brought over as legal slaves, who were considered to be 3/5 of a person, fought for their freedom, and then still didn't have the rights of a white person until very recently (and some would say still don't). That word is a reminder of that awful history and of everything that comes with it. It is used solely to dehumanize and tell someone that they are worth less than you because of the color of their skin. If "the p-word" does similar things to you, then you might have some issues. Europeans had their struggles in America, but it's not even worth mentioning in the same context as blacks and the vitriolic words (still) used to describe them.



I agree with this post 100%. However, and this is the problem with identity politics, groups don't get hurt, people do. And I don't think it's necessarily any more hurtful to call someone "the n-word" than it is to call someone a fat pig or a dumb polack, etc. We have an entire thread here and several mults that make fun of a woman for her appearance. I'm almost certain that's just as hurtful as some dope calling a black person "the n-word".


Now we're back to all slurs/insults/pain is the same. That's a really odd stance.


It's pretty arrogant to think your pain is more painful than someone else's. That's the odd stance.


No it's commonsense. You are free to continue to try to whitewash these things though.

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It's pretty arrogant to think your pain is more painful than someone else's. That's the odd stance.


Odd but apparently universal!

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I understand what Dolphin is doing. I do not understand why it seemingly always gets to a zero sum game. IMHO the n word has with it history and connotations that make it terrible. Being Polish I can also understand why someone can be hurt by pollack. They both can be unacceptable slurs without having to be equal in any other way. It is not a competition.

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See, HG? You are a deep MF'er. You summed it up very well.

I agree with all you said, and I disagree completely with dolphin.

Anyone is free to take offense to whatever they want, but you are also free to be ridiculed. Saying "the p-word" (lol) isn't the same as saying the "n-word." It's the most powerful word in American English, and it's due in large part to its use and the history of black-white relations in our country. MANY ethnicities have racial stereotypes, but only blacks were brought over as legal slaves, who were considered to be 3/5 of a person, fought for their freedom, and then still didn't have the rights of a white person until very recently (and some would say still don't). That word is a reminder of that awful history and of everything that comes with it. It is used solely to dehumanize and tell someone that they are worth less than you because of the color of their skin. If "the p-word" does similar things to you, then you might have some issues. Europeans had their struggles in America, but it's not even worth mentioning in the same context as blacks and the vitriolic words (still) used to describe them.



I agree with this post 100%. However, and this is the problem with identity politics, groups don't get hurt, people do. And I don't think it's necessarily any more hurtful to call someone "the n-word" than it is to call someone a fat pig or a dumb polack, etc. We have an entire thread here and several mults that make fun of a woman for her appearance. I'm almost certain that's just as hurtful as some dope calling a black person "the n-word".


Now we're back to all slurs/insults/pain is the same. That's a really odd stance.


It's pretty arrogant to think your pain is more painful than someone else's. That's the odd stance.


No it's commonsense. You are free to continue to try to whitewash these things though.


That's bullshit. There isn't a competition over who feels things more deeply.

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It's pretty arrogant to think your pain is more painful than someone else's. That's the odd stance.


Odd but apparently universal!


:lol: That's true.

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See, HG? You are a deep MF'er. You summed it up very well.

I agree with all you said, and I disagree completely with dolphin.

Anyone is free to take offense to whatever they want, but you are also free to be ridiculed. Saying "the p-word" (lol) isn't the same as saying the "n-word." It's the most powerful word in American English, and it's due in large part to its use and the history of black-white relations in our country. MANY ethnicities have racial stereotypes, but only blacks were brought over as legal slaves, who were considered to be 3/5 of a person, fought for their freedom, and then still didn't have the rights of a white person until very recently (and some would say still don't). That word is a reminder of that awful history and of everything that comes with it. It is used solely to dehumanize and tell someone that they are worth less than you because of the color of their skin. If "the p-word" does similar things to you, then you might have some issues. Europeans had their struggles in America, but it's not even worth mentioning in the same context as blacks and the vitriolic words (still) used to describe them.



I agree with this post 100%. However, and this is the problem with identity politics, groups don't get hurt, people do. And I don't think it's necessarily any more hurtful to call someone "the n-word" than it is to call someone a fat pig or a dumb polack, etc. We have an entire thread here and several mults that make fun of a woman for her appearance. I'm almost certain that's just as hurtful as some dope calling a black person "the n-word".


Now we're back to all slurs/insults/pain is the same. That's a really odd stance.


It's pretty arrogant to think your pain is more painful than someone else's. That's the odd stance.


No it's commonsense. You are free to continue to try to whitewash these things though.


That's bullshit. There isn't a competition over who feels things more deeply.


I'll keep this in mind the next time you share an opinion about rape Jewish people and a lot of other issues. How the person feels is all that matters.

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I'll keep this in mind the next time you share an opinion about rape Jewish people and a lot of other issues. How the person feels is all that matters.


I'm not sure what you mean. But it's interesting you bring up Jewish people. They often make the same argument that you seem to be making in that the Holocaust is the worst and most horrible tragedy in human history. I'm not sure if it is or it isn't. I might argue that slavery was worse. But these are dumb arguments. There isn't a scoreboard for suffering.

And if how a person feels is all that matters, why do you think- as you apparently do- that the feelings of certain people trump those of others?

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There isn't a competition over who feels things more deeply.

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There isn't a scoreboard for suffering.


You must not spend much time on the interwebz.

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I'll keep this in mind the next time you share an opinion about rape Jewish people and a lot of other issues. How the person feels is all that matters.


I'm not sure what you mean. But it's interesting you bring up Jewish people. They often make the same argument that you seem to be making in that the Holocaust is the worst and most horrible tragedy in human history. I'm not sure if it is or it isn't. I might argue that slavery was worse. But these are dumb arguments. There isn't a scoreboard for suffering.

And if how a person feels is all that matters, why do you think- as you apparently do- that the feelings of certain people trump those of others?


That's your stance. I don't believe that how you feel trumps everything. My bad day isn't equal to someone who lost their job or home or found out they have an illness that is going to take their life soon. It's not difficult to put these things in its proper perspective.

Apparently if a German guy told a Jewish guy he doesn't care about the Holocaust because All Deaths Are Equal you would agree with the German guy. I wouldn't.

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That's your stance. I don't believe that how you feel trumps everything. My bad day isn't equal to someone who lost their job or home or found out they have an illness that is going to take their life soon. It's not difficult to put these things in its proper perspective.
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As you say it is an individual case-by-case basis, you don't know what it is like to be gay, disfigured, morbidly obese, native american, mentally disabled or all of the above. And since we cannot know what any one person's situation or history or mental framework is it makes no sense to try to apply critical weights to various hateful slurs. They are all meant to cause pain and perpetuate evil. There is no place in an ethical person's behavior for any of it.

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I'll keep this in mind the next time you share an opinion about rape Jewish people and a lot of other issues. How the person feels is all that matters.


I'm not sure what you mean. But it's interesting you bring up Jewish people. They often make the same argument that you seem to be making in that the Holocaust is the worst and most horrible tragedy in human history. I'm not sure if it is or it isn't. I might argue that slavery was worse. But these are dumb arguments. There isn't a scoreboard for suffering.

And if how a person feels is all that matters, why do you think- as you apparently do- that the feelings of certain people trump those of others?


That's your stance. I don't believe that how you feel trumps everything. My bad day isn't equal to someone who lost their job or home or found out they have an illness that is going to take their life soon. It's not difficult to put these things in its proper perspective.

Apparently if a German guy told a Jewish guy he doesn't care about the Holocaust because All Deaths Are Equal you would agree with the German guy. I wouldn't.


That's not right. Nobody said they didn't care about your feelings.

Let me put it this way. I consider the day my mother died worse than 9/11. I'm sure you consider the day your grandmother died worse than 9/11 as well. Think of how offensive it would be to you if a 9/11 widow came on this board and said, "Please don't compare you grandmother's death to my husband dying in Tower 1."

Look, if some jerkoff calls you "the n-word", I know you're not going to melt. Depending on the circumstances maybe you'd punch him and maybe you'd just brush him off as the ignoramus he is. There are women who have committed suicide over being called fat. Which is worse? That's rhetorical. These things shouldn't be measured.

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For those who say both words are on an equal level, go stand on a street corner, and randomly shout both words at passersby. Report back what you find.

If I did that locally all that would happen is people would immediately have their head on a swivel with a concerned look on their faces looking for someone else.

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For those who say both words are on an equal level, go stand on a street corner, and randomly shout both words at passersby. Report back what you find.


The black guy laughed at being called a dumb polack and the white guy looked confused at being called a n***er.

Now what?

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That's your stance. I don't believe that how you feel trumps everything. My bad day isn't equal to someone who lost their job or home or found out they have an illness that is going to take their life soon. It's not difficult to put these things in its proper perspective.
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As you say it is an individual case-by-case basis, you don't know what it is like to be gay, disfigured, morbidly obese, native american, mentally disabled or all of the above. And since we cannot know what any one person's situation or history or mental framework is it makes no sense to try to apply critical weights to various hateful slurs. They are all meant to cause pain and perpetuate evil. There is no place in an ethical person's behavior for any of it.


That's just lazy though. My pain from a stomach violence isn't the same as a soldier getting shot of someone dealing with the effects of chemotherapy. I just saw someone get cut open in order to deliver a baby. There is NOTHING I've ever experienced that compares to that. You calling me some name is NOT equal to me hurling some ethnic slur at you. All things can't be subjective.

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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2017 11:00 am 
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I'll keep this in mind the next time you share an opinion about rape Jewish people and a lot of other issues. How the person feels is all that matters.


I'm not sure what you mean. But it's interesting you bring up Jewish people. They often make the same argument that you seem to be making in that the Holocaust is the worst and most horrible tragedy in human history. I'm not sure if it is or it isn't. I might argue that slavery was worse. But these are dumb arguments. There isn't a scoreboard for suffering.

And if how a person feels is all that matters, why do you think- as you apparently do- that the feelings of certain people trump those of others?


That's your stance. I don't believe that how you feel trumps everything. My bad day isn't equal to someone who lost their job or home or found out they have an illness that is going to take their life soon. It's not difficult to put these things in its proper perspective.

Apparently if a German guy told a Jewish guy he doesn't care about the Holocaust because All Deaths Are Equal you would agree with the German guy. I wouldn't.


That's not right. Nobody said they didn't care about your feelings.

Let me put it this way. I consider the day my mother died worse than 9/11. I'm sure you consider the day your grandmother died worse than 9/11 as well. Think of how offensive it would be to you if a 9/11 widow came on this board and said, "Please don't compare you grandmother's death to my husband dying in Tower 1."

Look, if some jerkoff calls you "the n-word", I know you're not going to melt. Depending on the circumstances maybe you'd punch him and maybe you'd just brush him off as the ignoramus he is. There are women who have committed suicide over being called fat. Which is worse? That's rhetorical. These things shouldn't be measured.


They aren't the same though. My grandmother's death impacted me and my family. The loss of lives on 9/11 impacted the lives of the entire world.

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For those who say both words are on an equal level, go stand on a street corner, and randomly shout both words at passersby. Report back what you find.

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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2017 11:05 am 
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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
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I'll keep this in mind the next time you share an opinion about rape Jewish people and a lot of other issues. How the person feels is all that matters.


I'm not sure what you mean. But it's interesting you bring up Jewish people. They often make the same argument that you seem to be making in that the Holocaust is the worst and most horrible tragedy in human history. I'm not sure if it is or it isn't. I might argue that slavery was worse. But these are dumb arguments. There isn't a scoreboard for suffering.

And if how a person feels is all that matters, why do you think- as you apparently do- that the feelings of certain people trump those of others?



I agree there is no scoreboard, but just in case there is a scoreboard there's no doubt Jews have had it much worse than the blacks.

Here is how I have the scoring..

SLAVERY


Balcks = slaves for a couple hundred years, spent that time in the fields doing gardening.

Jews = slaves for a couple thousand years, spent that time moving and stacking massive concrete blocks in the shape of a pyramid in the middle of the scorching desert.

Score = category goes to Jews in a blowout.

20TH CENTURY OPPRESSION

Balcks = had to sit at the back of the bus (where the cool kids sit) and drink from their own water fountain.

Jews = genocide

Score = another one sided blowout in favor of my peeps

21st CENTURY OPPRESSION

Balcks = microagressions, make it stop!!!!!! And sometimes a cop shoots you for no reason.

Jews = attempted genocide, ongoing. Better take France off that summer trip to Europe itinerary.

Score = Jews again!



Face it, Jews dominate the field when it comes to getting shit on.

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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2017 11:07 am 
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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
Nas wrote:
I'll keep this in mind the next time you share an opinion about rape Jewish people and a lot of other issues. How the person feels is all that matters.


I'm not sure what you mean. But it's interesting you bring up Jewish people. They often make the same argument that you seem to be making in that the Holocaust is the worst and most horrible tragedy in human history. I'm not sure if it is or it isn't. I might argue that slavery was worse. But these are dumb arguments. There isn't a scoreboard for suffering.

And if how a person feels is all that matters, why do you think- as you apparently do- that the feelings of certain people trump those of others?



I agree there is no scoreboard, but just in case there is a scoreboard there's no doubt Jews have had it much worse than the blacks.

Here is how I have the scoring..

SLAVERY


Balcks = slaves for a couple hundred years, spent that time in the fields doing gardening.

Jews = slaves for a couple thousand years, spent that time moving and stacking massive concrete blocks in the shape of a pyramid in the middle of the scorching desert.

Score = category goes to Jews in a blowout.

20TH CENTURY OPPRESSION

Balcks = had to sit at the back of the bus (where the cool kids sit) and drink from their own water fountain.

Jews = genocide

Score = another one sided blowout in favor of my peeps

21st CENTURY OPPRESSION

Balcks = microagressions, make it stop!!!!!! And sometimes a cop shoots you for no reason.

Jews = attempted genocide, ongoing. Better take France off that summer trip to Europe itinerary.

Score = Jews again!



Face it, Jews dominate the field when it comes to getting shit on.


See what you guys started.

A Jew and a Black log onto a message board...

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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2017 11:10 am 
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try dropping gay slurs around boys town bars at night. see what happens.

I know for a fact that dropping "P" bombs in certain bars back in the 70s would get you knifed. I don't know if that is still the case, but I sure as hell wouldn't try to find out.

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