Words aren't racist. Intent is racist. If you think a word has power inherent in the sound itself then that's some weird magic stuff I'm not on board with
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Sacralisation takes on a force of its own, no matter the meta confusion.
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Yes he was quoting someone else, but he was doing it to excuse his own behaviour by saying colonel Sanders didn't get in trouble for using it. That's a bit different surely? He got pulled up for intent of his overall statements which is the original point really.
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Exactly the same thing happened with the BBC a few months ago. I agree with your view, but if some will be offended and we know that in advance (which you didn't) and there's an easy alternative (there is). Maybe in future avoid it.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-53715814 …
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on the other hand, how others feel about my words is none of my business
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The smart ones understand.
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Why on earth did twitter flag your tweet as possibly offensive?
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People are so shallow minded.
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words only have the power you apply to them.
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