Hispanics and asians drop the n bomb in casual conversation?

Between themselves?
With you around?

I've noticed it getting pretty prevalent. The word has been assimilated.

Hispanics and asians drop the n bomb in casual conversation?

Between themselves?
With you around?

I've noticed it getting pretty prevalent. The word has been assimilated.

Depends on if its a white Hispanic or a black Hispanic.

I bring this up because I recently celebrated a buddy's 30th birthday...he is half PR and half mexican.

I hate when those mud races are ignorantly racist

Honest reply: It doesnt bother me.


It doesnt bother me unless its really meant in its traditional form


So if its: That ni**a is crazy Doesnt bother me

If its "I cant believe all these Ni****s are in our neighborhood"

Thats a problem

Its all context

What if it's "I cant believe all these ni***s in paris?"

It would make me uncomfortable in either case but not to the point that I'd correct anyone.

It would make me uncomfortable in either case but not to the point that I'd correct anyone.

Do different ethnic groups and/or minorities have a heightened sense of entitlement? Like white people are supposed to act in a certain way toward them?

I have an honest question I have been meaning to ask but haven't been sure how to frame the question appropriately.

So, here it goes anyway. I'm just going to apologize in advance if anyone is offended:

Do different ethnic groups and/or minorities have a heightened sense of entitlement? Like white people are supposed to act in a certain way toward them?

It kinda sounds like you're asking if some races have a chip on their collective shoulder