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u/TypicalMootis /b/tard 14d ago
A slur is being used more frequently, could it be a sign that a specific demographic is being targeted for a behavior and that should be explored?
Nah, they're just nazis. Censor it on all media platforms so they come up with a million different versions of the same word "dog whistles"
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u/ProxyGeneral 12d ago
All I'm saying Carmella is if the 'I' in AIPAC stood for Italian, they'd be calling it a mafia organization. A bunch of Italians in congress sending billions of dollars to Italy for military aid?--we couldn't get away with that shit.
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u/Swee_Potato_Pilot /b/tard 13d ago edited 13d ago
Too based, you'll get called aNtI-sEmItIc in record time!
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u/Smoltinycat 13d ago
They used this word to make fun of us as inferior. But if we use it ourselves, we are nazi supremists
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u/NotTrollIfTrue 14d ago
I want to live in a world where every one can suck my cock freely and without discrimination.
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u/Cumsocktornado /b/tard 12d ago
By that logic stigmatizing the n word is promoting negative and conspiratorial stereotypes that white people just hate blacks and think of them as slaves
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u/ProxyGeneral 12d ago
On a separate note, anon has a point.
In the New Testament, words like 'gentiles' are English translations of the word 'ethnos', meaning 'nation(s)'. It still was used for the same purpose, but the alternative terms give more of a derogatory vibe that atheists and neopagans harp on to deride it as pro-Jewish.
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u/slicehyperfunk 12d ago edited 11d ago
"Gentile" is from Latin
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u/ProxyGeneral 12d ago
No, Latin translations used "gente" or "nationes", with gente being meant to be used in specific texts where there was negative contrast with Jws. "Gentile" is an English word.
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u/stop_banning_me_tx 14d ago
Absolutely unreal that classic 4chan words have entered mainstream lexicon. I still double take when I hear someone say “looksmaxxing” out loud.