Context is everything. But I admit that understanding context does take more analytical capacity than some can bring to bear.Racist, or not?
For years mobsters and bullies have been called "thugs".
Racist, or not?
For years mobsters and bullies have been called "thugs".
Did you intend for a link to what you mean?
Context is everything. But I admit that understanding context does take more analytical capacity than some can bring to bear.
Context is everything. But I admit that understanding context does take more analytical capacity than some can bring to bear.
Maybe because blacks call it "gangsta" music?indeed, and particularly if you're one who's long palled around with (and more) racist "thugs" whose rhetorical offenses efforts like this seek to diminish.
apparently some racists think it is a worthy substitute for the "N" word http://crooksandliars.com/2014/02/florida-man-proclaimed-i-hate-thug-music
context indeed
More mytzylbabble....indeed, and particularly if you're one who's long palled around with (and more) racist "thugs" whose rhetorical offenses efforts like this seek to diminish.
apparently some racists think it is a worthy substitute for the "N" word http://crooksandliars.com/2014/02/florida-man-proclaimed-i-hate-thug-music
context indeed
Of course it's not racist. Only a few far-out progressives would even think of it. Who ever heard of a lazy thug? (OK, but you KNOW the word "lazy" is racist).
Racist, or not?
For years mobsters and bullies have been called "thugs".
Maybe because blacks call it "gangsta" music?
For years violent people have been called thugs.
Not racist.
Brown paper lunch bags taken to work are also racist."Thug" is racist. So is "boy", "girl", "baby", "white", "black", "dark", "light", "gorilla", "banana", "ape", "jungle", "jive", "jingle", and.....well, racist words are far too numerous to mention in one evening (or week, or decade, depending on who you talk to....).
Does that answer your question?
"Thug" is racist. So is "boy", "girl", "baby", "white", "black", "dark", "light", "gorilla", "banana", "ape", "jungle", "jive", "jingle", and.....well, racist words are far too numerous to mention in one evening (or week, or decade, depending on who you talk to....).
Does that answer your question?
Brown papers lunch bags taken to work are also racist.
Brown papers lunch bags taken to work are also racist.
Fried chicken, watermelon seeds.....