You know what, his flippant and ready use of it in public speaks volumes about what he says in private.
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No it doesn't.
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I would start a 'yes it does' 'no it doesn't' back and forth Twitter war, but you clearly don't understand the mindset of racism.
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Someone doesn't know what they're talking about
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what happens when people get morally outraged with 0 context.
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Plenty of context. The man used a forbidden word. That doesn't happen unless you are familiar with its use.
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It is such a vulgar word and anyone with any sense would cringe at even hearing the word let alone say it.
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I think everyone agrees with that.
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Can't believe Bill apologized. He didn't mean it as an offense. If he's apologizing for shit, then we're all doomed.
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@MrVanDep next time someone calls you a racial slur, I want you to remember that you shouldn't be offended because INTENTION > EFFECT

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Sounds good. Will do. I'm from Brazil, born and raised. I've heard a lot of shit.
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Cool here's your trophy for shit-hearing
doesn't mean the rest of us want to participate
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I am saddened that he apologised for it. It is an entertainment show - he says things in an unfiltered way. Don't watch if you don't like it
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Slavery?
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It's like no understands what context is.
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There's two contexts here: the context of the joke in which he used the word, and the irredeemable historic context of the word itself.
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It was a Gone With the Wind joke when a Republican talked about working in the field. We got it. It's comedy, ffs.
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They didn't get
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who said that I want or wanted to
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