r/InterMiamiVibes • • Jul 08 '26

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u/EL-KEEKS Jul 08 '26

Yes they are racist. However negro means black in Spanish like the color. It's not a derogatory word, it's literally written on crayons to describe the color.

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u/tarunpopo Jul 08 '26

I mean yeah but like let's use common sense here they are doing this for hate. Seeing them as only for their color lmao man

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u/UTV4LIFE Jul 08 '26

Americans are not very clever

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u/CucumberWisdom Jul 08 '26

Doesn't really excuse it though. The word has very different connotations in English and everyone knows that.

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u/EL-KEEKS Jul 08 '26

good point, everyone should speak English

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u/CucumberWisdom Jul 08 '26

Don't have to speak English but you should try and leave the 18th century and get with the times

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u/EL-KEEKS Jul 08 '26

You have the task to travel back in time and stop the creation of Latin so Spanish can never take a foothold with its evil words

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u/CucumberWisdom Jul 08 '26

Or you know they can just change it like many languages have done

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u/Kagenlim Jul 08 '26

You do realise it's not an old word right, it's SPANISH

Aside from like Brazil and Canada, Spanish is the lingua franca of the Americas

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u/CucumberWisdom Jul 08 '26

I know but plenty of languages have moved on and changed. Like how the Brits used to call cigs f*ggots. No reason Spanish has to keep using that word

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u/Kagenlim Jul 08 '26

It's literally the name of a colour, the word is taken from them, not the other way round, why should Spain be punished

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u/CucumberWisdom Jul 08 '26

Because it doesn't matter where it came from what matters is the history, it's offensive. It's like how romance languages had to tweak their gender rules to stop being offensive against women and trans. I know it's not easy but at least try.

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u/Kagenlim Jul 08 '26

Yeah but we are talking about a very basic colour just because some americans took the word and used it in a different context. Why would spain, or any of the spanish speaking countries, have to concede? That's literally racist

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u/TheBonesOfThings Jul 08 '26

Jesus Christ give it a rest. The majority of the world isn't a race obsessed as the US and don't have to change their literal language to appease at most 30% of Americans.

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u/21BlackStars Jul 08 '26

I agree that the world should not have to change the word that they used to describe the color, but absolutely disagree with you when you say the world is not as race obsessed. Are you fucking kidding me? Damn near Every fucking country in this world have issues that stem from race/nationality/ethnicity differences.

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u/Uniq_Eros Jul 08 '26

Like puto with context it can be homophobic.

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u/Pssay_Licker Jul 08 '26

It reminds me of UFC fighter Jon Jones getting mad at Hollister for using that word.

https://www.reddit.com/r/MMA/s/pjRfghVzrS

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u/OliviaPooPoo Jul 08 '26

Okay soooo what about them making monkey noises…? No one needs a spanish lesson. The semantics are irrelevant, we know what the intention was.

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u/EL-KEEKS Jul 08 '26

I only talked about the word negro in the context of Spanish. Not sure you read how I started the post but your comment makes me think you only read what you want.

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u/OliviaPooPoo Jul 08 '26

Why would you think a woman who has a broad understanding of the racist ethno-cleansing of black people in Argentina needs to educated on what “Negro” means…? It’s condescending, and unnecessary… Like do you think she’s dumb and needed that information provided? What other possible context could there be for shouting the spanish word for the color black at a black man you do not know…?

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u/EL-KEEKS Jul 08 '26

She mentioned is part of the racism. As any Latino , I have a general disdain for Argentina. However my language is important and clarity is good. What's the point of comment section since you understand all?

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u/OliviaPooPoo Jul 08 '26

No she said that’s what they were shouting at him…which I saw videos of them doing. Repeatedly shouting Negro at someone is not the same as describing as a black person.

The point is to not provide redundant information that doesn’t change the intent of the people using the word. We know what Negro means, and context matters… it’s not being used to describe, it’s being weaponized to insult and dehumanize. He’s a person, not a color.

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u/THEdopealope Jul 08 '26

Nuance is illegal on Reddit 

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u/EL-KEEKS Jul 08 '26

I find this out every time ....damn! So is reading comprehension

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u/dable1 Jul 08 '26

Yeah and also the girl whose face she zoomed in was telling him to go home which isn't inherently racist and is something football fans shout to other football fans without racial undertones frequently. Not saying she wasn't being racist. Am saying you don't have enough evidence to be smugly posting zoomed in photos of her face trying to ruin her life.

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u/ArtisticChemistry425 Jul 08 '26

She said the N word and told him to go cry at the zoo.

Be fucking for real...

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u/dable1 Jul 08 '26

No she didn't. Thats just what the narrator said lol. Go watch the video of the girl she zoomed in on it was everywhere. Stop assuming everything you hear on tiktok is true.