MeParley wrote:
If it's part of the song, I don't see the big deal about singing the lyrics. People give that word waaaaaaay too much power. It's gotten ridiculous.
My coworker said the "n" word today...
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Posts: 1389 (07/04/2009 12:29 PM) |
P5 Teacher RN wrote: But she wasn't using the word as a racial slander to somebody. She was singing along to a song that Kayne had recorded. If folks don't want people to sing along to a SONG that has the word in it, then perhaps artists shouldn't incorporate that word in their songs. It's a word, it's not as if she was going around calling people that word in a hateful way. For goodness sake, people are so sensitive these days. I could understand if she were having a conversation with someone and randomly spat out that word, but she was singing along to the song. |
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Posts: 6073 (07/04/2009 12:50 PM) |
This reminds me of that one movie with Chris Rock where he died and came back as a rich old white man and got jumped by a bunch of big black guys for singing a
DMX song...lol
I think you skipped my question on whether or not the song was being played or if she just randomly broke into song, and whether or not there were clients in hearing distance |
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Posts: 26641 (07/04/2009 1:22 PM) JJB Fashionista '09
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Irishlvr04 |
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Posts: 6075 (07/04/2009 1:32 PM) |
DunderMifflinInc wrote:Its not Random lol she did sing it 
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Posts: 6750 (07/04/2009 1:34 PM) |
BlackStilettos wrote: Thank you. Just unbelievable... this thread. |
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henryy83 |
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Posts: 4254 (07/04/2009 1:50 PM) |
If Kayne can say a certain word, I believe I am allowed to say it too.
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lilSS |
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Posts: 11975 (07/04/2009 2:02 PM) |
With me, its all about liberties. Just because I can say something to mine doesnt mean that you can or should. My mom has a certain nickname for me and no one
else can call me that without getting checked for it. Its the same thing with the n word for me.
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Posts: 14540 (07/04/2009 4:32 PM) |
MissDivaDoll wrote:When black people continue to use the word, it gives others license to continue to use it. If black people stop using it, it won't disappear completely. But so many more people will stop saying it. |
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Posts: 9951 (07/04/2009 5:22 PM) |
I know I am late on this post, but omg I am laughing so hard right now.
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RollerGirl19 |
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Posts: 11379 (07/04/2009 6:25 PM) |
McKennaWasBanned wrote:I knew several people that lived in HP that threw that word around all the time. 
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Posts: 52 (07/04/2009 6:37 PM) |
My co-worker one time called one of our patient's the "n" word. Not to the patient's face thank GOD, but to the doctor actually. I work for a
urologist and the patient was having extreme difficulty urinating and her daughter just brought her in without making an appointment because she was so
desperate for help.
Well, before I could say anything, my co-worker was like, "We are definitely not seeing her! It's our lunch time!!!!!!!!!!" and the daughter just starts bawling to me telling me she's ready to leave her mother on the side of the street because she's just so sick and it's killing her to try and take care of her. So, I don't give a crap about lunch at this point and I took the patient's chart back to my doctor and told him what was going on and he said as long as the nurse didn't mind seeing her, he wouldn't have a problem seeing her at lunch either. Well of course my bitchy co-worker followed me back there to give her 2 cents on the matter (as she always has to) and she was bitching to the doctor about this "n" lady making her miss her lunch. We were all so appalled that I have not been able to look at her the same way since that happened. I lost so much respect for her. |
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Posts: 11380 (07/04/2009 7:18 PM) |
McKennaWasBanned wrote: I distinctly remember one guy we both knew and he used that word a lot. But I'm not friends with those people anymore for a reason. 
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Posts: 2146 (07/04/2009 7:21 PM) |
You must not play Xbox Live. Teenage boys say it all the time. They are so annoying.
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RollerGirl19 |
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Posts: 11381 (07/04/2009 7:21 PM) |
Friends on facebook? I don't have him on my facebook, I just remember I hung out with him in high school and you went to school with him. I wasn't
saying you heard him say it, I was just saying I did.
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RollerGirl19 |
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Posts: 11382 (07/04/2009 7:25 PM) |
Because you told me on here that you knew him.
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RollerGirl19 |
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Posts: 11383 (07/04/2009 7:27 PM) |
Some guy named Charles...we talked about how he was very country and you said he hung out with druggies.
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Posts: 29712 (07/04/2009 7:28 PM) Most Dramatic JJBer '08
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Nap time everyone, get your animal crackers and take a nap!
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RollerGirl19 |
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Posts: 11384 (07/04/2009 7:32 PM) |
Oh, ok! You're the one that said he hung out with the "cool kids" at your school.
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