That's a tough one. I do something like that if I'm on very bad behavior, but only around friends who happen to be gay or open minded, and only if I think they'll laugh.
But yeah -- it's like saying "Nigga, please" even if you have lots of black friends and are totally not a racist. In some contexts it's okay, but most people will take offense.
I don't give a fuck. I throw that shit around pretty freely, in sentences like "yeh, you don't like Jawbreaker because you're a cum guzzling fag." I feel it's okay, because I've had it thrown at me in a pretty threatening way, and I don't do THAT. I make a point of not getting in the habit of calling anyone 'nigga', cos, well, I'm puny and very white. I maintain that the connotation is totally different when you don't pronounce the 'r' sound, though.
well i don't usually say faggot so i guess that works out. and i'm retarded because i'm replying to you on LJ but yet i'm talking to you online (wow, when does that ever happen anymore?)
Semantically challenged...empirexMay 1 2004, 09:08:14 UTC
This is why I love South Park. It raises a lot of great social issues and gets people talking about them. In my opinion - whether I'm saying fuck or gay or fag or nigga or whatever... it all depends on the company. I have a few gay friends who depending on their mood will say something about it. I think that the problem is the words reflect something negative. Over time word meanings do change... damn used to be a bad bad word. I forsee fuck being common language in the next 20-30 years. Words are really just what society collectively believes them to be. They are symbols. One day the Nazi symbol means peace - the next it means genocide... ~eMpyre
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But yeah -- it's like saying "Nigga, please" even if you have lots of black friends and are totally not a racist. In some contexts it's okay, but most people will take offense.
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