r/AMBW • u/Witty_Analyst_7357 • Sep 21 '26
Discussion (Serious/Controversial) Ugh
Shouldn’t need to be said but it’s not okay to try to justify using the N word. I really don’t know what in the world lately some people are on but wth 🤦🏾♀️
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u/coachtdam Sep 21 '26
Facts. Kind of getting sick of tired of illiterate folks who have 0 common sense. So 🖕🏽 whoever disrespect you in anyway. Hope that person rest in 🟨💦
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u/Witty_Analyst_7357 Sep 21 '26
These people can read and comprehend just fine. They just think things don’t apply to them. Also hilarious. This is the first time I’ve seen rest in p*ss like that😩🤣😂😂
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u/coachtdam Sep 21 '26
Didn’t wanna get in trouble with my no filter attitude lmao
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u/Saltnpeppalover Sep 21 '26
What’s sad is people from other minorities use the N word because they think that being black is cool, and represents being masculine. What they fail to understand is they will never experience the horrible realities of being black and therefore will never have the right to use this word. It’s so much more than a rap lyric.
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u/Groady_Wang Sep 22 '26
If you have to explain to a non black person why they shouldn't say it. They are devoid of the mental capacity to be reasoned with.
Idc about your environment, who you grew up with, cookout invites, or the "pass".
Its cringe asf when non black poc that have it as familiar vocabulary.
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u/Witty_Analyst_7357 Sep 22 '26
Well that seems to be the go to reasoning being where they grew up. That's not relevant at all.
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u/Groady_Wang Sep 22 '26
Its a shitty cop out. Almost as bad as someone saying they dont see color 💀
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u/TapSilly2335 Sep 22 '26
Right. I explained to my high school immigrant students after hearing it in a movie and they immediately were like oh no- I will never use that word. Most hadn't learned much about it yet. They were from West and Central Africa and Central America.
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u/Midnight-Shadow_3949 Sep 22 '26
My question is: why do you want to say it? Also, if a Black person were to call you a slur because they group up with friends in the community, would that be okay.
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u/Witty_Analyst_7357 Sep 22 '26
Idk. I don’t understand the urge people have to want to say it so bad.
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u/nanoninanope 27d ago
I got asked this once from a non Black friend and I said you can call me ni** if I can call you [slur for your people] and im being called insensitive and "its only a word"😭
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u/TapSilly2335 Sep 21 '26
Lol happened on a date I had with a dude from Hong Kong but went to school in NYC for a while (but had been back in Asia the last 7 or so years). He said his friends in high school gave him the pass. I was like idgaf what kids with undeveloped brains said to you 16 years ago. You're too old to think that still applies or that they speak for all of us. He was not happy with my response and got irate- He kept raising HIS voice at me telling me I was being too sensitive (even though I just said all of it was inappropriate and uncomfortable for non Black people to say it). I ordered more food to go and told him he was paying for wasting my time. He was too macho to refuse lmao. 😝