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| quote: | Originally posted by Cro_Addict
However is someone believes the term cracker to be very offending to them, to that person that is just as bad as calling a black person ******.
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You do have a good point here, on a personal level it is hard for us here on a message board to discuss what could potentially insult a particular person more or less, that is true with anyone, and is the reason why certain people may get particularly upset when being called "fat" or "alcoholic" when others do not.
So on a personal level it seems as though an insult could be just as bad as any other, however as far as from a societal perspective I am still standing firmly with the N word carrying more weight than not just cracker but the vast majority of other insults.
| quote: | Originally posted by Cro_Addict
However is someone believes the term cracker to be very offending to them, to that person that is just as bad as calling a black person ******.
You are telling me that if a white person went downtown Detroit and went to a predominantly black neighbourhood and went into a bar that was all black people that they wouldnt be look at, and given shit? I highly doubt it.
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I was trying to just show that there is in fact a double standard in the society.
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Here it seems like you're missing my point, if you go back to my original post I state clearly that I do believe there is a double standard and that is not a good thing. I never argued against that existing or that a white person would not be in an uncomfortable situation were he to find himself being the object of racial slurs in innercity detroit. My argument was in response to specific things said throughout the beginning of this thread, and was predominently about the weight of the words used.
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