Remember that time you meant to tweet about the Denver Nuggets but posted the N word instead?

[Strike 5,995]

28 minutes ago, The Phantom's Phantom said:

A scene in a 50 year old movie proves it's not racist for a white guy to call a black guy the n-word.

Sound logic.

You didn't answer my question in the other thread.  is the reason your Gutterboy username is banned because you ridiculed a man who's daughter was raped, or her for being raped? 

[peenie 1,949]

Tupac before and after fame:

 

[The Phantom's Phantom 254]

Just now, Strike said:

You didn't answer my question in the other thread.  is the reason your Gutterboy username is banned because you ridiculed a man who's daughter was raped, or her for being raped? 

Nope, because that never happened.  You're a liar.

[Strike 5,995]

1 minute ago, The Phantom's Phantom said:

Nope, because that never happened.  You're a liar.

Liar.  So what did you do to get banned?

[peenie 1,949]

2 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Music industry? You mean Jews. Just say it. 

No, I can't say that because there are black artists, musicians and music producers. But those in control at the top are the ones that make the final decisions.

[The Phantom's Phantom 254]

Just now, Strike said:

Liar.  So what did you do to get banned?

Insulted EternalShinyAndChrome, called him a name.

Liar.

[TimHauck 3,294]

9 minutes ago, Strike said:

Thanks for proving my point.  Situation and context matter.  It's not as black and white as If a white guy uses the N word it's racist, PERIOD, which is YOUR claim.  Now you're trying to add qualifiers.  You should have done that in the first place.  And THIS is why I've been ignoring your bait posts since last night.

It was racist for @Cdub100 to use it the way he did in this thread, yet you did not call him out.  Thus you’re a hypocrite.  HTH.

[Hardcore troubadour 15,908]

9 minutes ago, The Phantom's Phantom said:

Nope, because that never happened.  You're a liar.

You didn’t call him trash and laugh when he was physically restrained for doing nothing more than yelling about the cover up of his daughter’s rape at school? 

[The Phantom's Phantom 254]

1 minute ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

You didn’t call him trash and laugh when he was physically restrained for doing nothing more than yelling about the cover up of his daughter’s rape at school? 

I don't remember if I called him trash or not.  I laughed at his tramp stamp tat when he couldn't show respect to others, not because his daughter was raped, you focking idiot.

[Strike 5,995]

4 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

It was racist for @Cdub100 to use it the way he did in this thread, yet you did not call him out.  Thus you’re a hypocrite.  HTH.

ROFLMO.  Now ignoring my point because I proved you wrong.  As I said, Cdubs comment is NOT racist no matter how many times you assert it is.  I'll bow out of this discussion now.  Having proven you wrong AGAIN, my work here is done.

[TimHauck 3,294]

7 minutes ago, Strike said:

ROFLMO.  Now ignoring my point because I proved you wrong.  As I said, Cdubs comment is NOT racist no matter how many times you assert it is.  I'll bow out of this discussion now.  Having proven you wrong AGAIN, my work here is done.

Honestly I’d still argue that it is ALWAYS racist for a white person to use the n word (even if there are black people that hear it that aren’t offended), but I’ll acknowledge that is a matter of opinion.

If we’re taking context into the equation, including the context that @Cdub100 is a racist POS in the majority of his posts, then that is even more reason that his post was racist.   Yes, it’s fine to ask that question about why black people say it themselves (and of course many don’t and don’t appreciate the word’s use in music etc), but it’s not fine to say it 9 times in doing so.  The fact that you don’t think his post was racist is laughable

[TBayXXXVII 2,659]

27 minutes ago, peenie said:

They don't use it; the music industry uses it and makes it seem like it's normal. I didn't grow up hearing the word UNTIL it was used in rap, now it's everywhere. But it was pushed on the public. Based on rap, you'd think everyone was gang banger, drug dealer or stripper and everyone speaks like they were raised in the gutter. I was raised in a poor urban in environment and no one spoke the way it's portrayed in rap music or videos. It's an exaggeration or a select group, not the whole of us.  

That's fine, it's the music industry pushing it.  Then it's up to black people to stop it from happening and allowing the industry (which is dominated by liberals by the way), from exploiting them.  Essentially, the black people are being bought.  Now, I will agree to your second point to an extent.  Growing up, I did hear black people say... but it was very few and far between.  It wasn't until rap became popular where it blew up.  The thing is, today, it's everywhere.  Liberals and black folks LOVE to cancel things from the past, well, show us you're all not full of crap.  Cancel, ban, and demonetize everything from the 80s, 90's so on, in the rap industry that used the N-word.

[Cdub100 3,995]

5 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

Honestly I’d still argue that it is ALWAYS racist for a white person to use the n word (even if there are black people that hear it that aren’t offended), but I’ll acknowledge that is a matter of opinion.

If we’re taking context into the equation, including the context that @Cdub100 is a racist POS in the majority of his posts, then that is even more reason that his post was racist.   Yes, it’s fine to ask that question about why black people say it themselves (and of course many don’t and don’t appreciate the word’s use in music etc), but it’s not fine to say it 9 times in doing so.  The fact that you don’t think his post was racist is laughable

Rent free.

Go hate yourself more loser

[TimHauck 3,294]

Just now, Cdub100 said:

Rent free.

Go hate yourself more loser

I don’t hate myself, but the sad part is that you don’t hate yourself given how much hate you have for other people that you’ve never even met

[Cdub100 3,995]

Just now, TimHauck said:

I don’t hate myself, but the sad part is that you don’t hate yourself given how much hate you have for other people that you’ve never even met

You clearly hate yourself. If my tough questions bother you so much block me and you'll never have to do any critical thinking or ask tough questions again. Call me whatever you want IDGAF.

This is like the 100th time you've tried to form a lynch mob against me. Nobody cares. They see your self-hatred and anger against white people.

[TimHauck 3,294]

16 minutes ago, Cdub100 said:

You clearly hate yourself. If my tough questions bother you so much block me and you'll never have to do any critical thinking or ask tough questions again. Call me whatever you want IDGAF.

This is like the 100th time you've tried to form a lynch mob against me. Nobody cares. They see your self-hatred and anger against white people.

I don’t care about a lynch mob.  I care about calling out liars, hypocrites and racists to name a few.

[TimHauck 3,294]

Oh and on the subject of the OP which I know was from several years ago, Michelle Beadle accidentally did the same thing also while talking about the Nuggets.

https://twitter.com/FearedBuck/status/1855247653673594994
 

 

[TBayXXXVII 2,659]

1 hour ago, TimHauck said:

My point all along was that it is racist for a non-black to person say the n word.   Do you disagree?  You keep deflecting by saying “well black people should decide but if they decide yes then they shouldn’t either”

I wasn't deflecting crap, I was stating a premise.  The premise being, black people say it's racist.  So if that's the premise, then the use of the N-word is racist and NO ONE should say it.

Now, if they want it to be apart of culture in the sense of it being in music and comedy, then EVERYONE should say it and stop complaining about it being racist.  Personally, this is actually how I think we should go moving forward.  Let's take the sting out of the word.  Laugh it off.  Stop allowing it to be an issue.  If there's someone who is racist and wants to call black person the N-word, let him.  When the black person looks at him and laughs and says "that's right b!tch", it stops being a trigger word.

[Cdub100 3,995]

1 hour ago, peenie said:

They don't use it; the music industry uses it and makes it seem like it's normal. I didn't grow up hearing the word UNTIL it was used in rap, now it's everywhere. But it was pushed on the public. Based on rap, you'd think everyone was gang banger, drug dealer or stripper and everyone speaks like they were raised in the gutter. I was raised in a poor urban in environment and no one spoke the way it's portrayed in rap music or videos. It's an exaggeration or a select group, not the whole of us.  

I grew up in a predominantly black neighborhood and schools. I was the "minority" and heard it all the time. Walking off the plane a few weeks ago one of the black workers at the terminal was talking about his nigga. 

So your experience does not align with mine.

[Cdub100 3,995]

34 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

I don’t care about a lynch mob.  I care about calling out liars, hypocrites and racists to name a few.

Liar. You always try to rally people to hate me as much as you do. Same with the other Tim. Both of you are two jews in a pod.

[TBayXXXVII 2,659]

1 hour ago, peenie said:

No, I can't say that because there are black artists, musicians and music producers. But those in control at the top are the ones that make the final decisions.

That's who @Hardcore troubadour is talking about.  I understood your post, and I believe he is as well, to be saying that the higher ups are the ones who want black people to say the N-word.  That's who he's saying are Jews.  I said liberals.  What we're pointing out is that those people who you are blaming, are on the same side of the aisle that you are.  The reason for that is because the people on your side of the aisle promote the ideology of exploiting black people.

 

I'm sure that if you look critically, you'll find that the people you align yourself politically with, are the same people that are telling you that Republican's are the bag guy... but everything you actually see... is the opposite.  This topic right that we're talking about, as you see it, is evidence of it.

[peenie 1,949]

1 hour ago, TBayXXXVII said:

I'm sure that if you look critically, you'll find that the people you align yourself politically with, are the same people that are telling you that Republican's are the bag guy... but everything you actually see... is the opposite.  This topic right that we're talking about, as you see it, is evidence of it.

I'm looking forward to these next 4 years proving that the left was wrong about the right. 

[peenie 1,949]

1 hour ago, Cdub100 said:

I grew up in a predominantly black neighborhood and schools. I was the "minority" and heard it all the time. Walking off the plane a few weeks ago one of the black workers at the terminal was talking about his nigga. 

So your experience does not align with mine.

But I am probably older than you. When I grew up people didn't behave that way. Can you even think of a rap song that was made before the 90's that used the n-word? I can't think of any. Run DMC, The Sugar Hill Gang, Salt and Peppa, The Fresh Prince (Will Smith) and Jazzy Jeff, LL Cool J, Kurtis Blow, Busta Rhymes, Big Daddy Kane, Biz Markie, Public Enemy....
Those are who and what black people were like in my day. It's when Snoop Dogg, ICE-T and NWA came out that shifted everything. 
And what's worse is that rap has become the definition of black people and black culture! It is a part of it, yes.

[Cdub100 3,995]

48 minutes ago, peenie said:

But I am probably older than you. When I grew up people didn't behave that way. Can you even think of a rap song that was made before the 90's that used the n-word? I can't think of any. Run DMC, The Sugar Hill Gang, Salt and Peppa, The Fresh Prince (Will Smith) and Jazzy Jeff, LL Cool J, Kurtis Blow, Busta Rhymes, Big Daddy Kane, Biz Markie, Public Enemy....
Those are who and what black people were like in my day. It's when Snoop Dogg, ICE-T and NWA came out that shifted everything. 
And what's worse is that rap has become the definition of black people and black culture! It is a part of it, yes.

Yes I can think of plenty. 

N.W.A, Public Enemy, Too Short, Easy E. Come to mind.

[CaptainObvious1 368]

7 hours ago, TimHauck said:

No you didn’t.  I’ll rephrase.  Do you think anyone should say the n word?

No, I don't think anyone should use it.  Anyone that does black or white is presumed to be an unintelligent racist as far as I'm concerned.

[CaptainObvious1 368]

5 hours ago, TimHauck said:

Pointing out that black people say the word without actually saying it yourself (like you’re doing) isn’t racist.  Pointing out that black people say the word by writing it out 9 times is racist.  I can’t believe people are actually debating this, bizarro world in here

No it's not.  He was making a point

[Hardcore troubadour 15,908]

The slaves were calling each other the n word in Roots. 

[TimHauck 3,294]

52 minutes ago, CaptainObvious1 said:

No, I don't think anyone should use it.  Anyone that does black or white is presumed to be an unintelligent racist as far as I'm concerned.

 

51 minutes ago, CaptainObvious1 said:

No it's not.  He was making a point

Uh, these two posts are at odds with each other…

[TimHauck 3,294]

3 hours ago, Cdub100 said:

Liar. You always try to rally people to hate me as much as you do. Same with the other Tim. Both of you are two jews in a pod.

No, I mostly just try to call you out to other righties who I know are afraid to call you out themselves, as @Strike was in this case.

[peenie 1,949]

1 hour ago, Cdub100 said:

Yes I can think of plenty. 

N.W.A, Public Enemy, Too Short, Easy E. Come to mind.

Well, prior to gangster rap is what I mean. I like all rap, I really do. I just wish it wasn't the yardstick used to measure the black community and I wish kids wouldn't imitate it so much. Black kids long to be bad just because it's cool. 

[CaptainObvious1 368]

35 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

 

Uh, these two posts are at odds with each other…

If you're capable, use some critical thinking skills for 1 minute.  You can figure it out.

[TimHauck 3,294]

4 minutes ago, CaptainObvious1 said:

If you're capable, use some critical thinking skills for 1 minute.  You can figure it out.

@CaptainObvious1: Anyone that uses the n word is presumed to be an unintelligent racist

Also @CaptainObvious1: @Cdub100‘s post using the n word 9 times wasn’t racist.

 

Example # 7,694 of GC hypocrisy

 

[CaptainObvious1 368]

22 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

@CaptainObvious1: Anyone that uses the n word is presumed to be an unintelligent racist

Also @CaptainObvious1: @Cdub100‘s post using the n word 9 times wasn’t racist.

 

Example # 7,694 of GC hypocrisy

 

So you aren't capable.  Have a good evening

[TimHauck 3,294]

7 minutes ago, CaptainObvious1 said:

So you aren't capable.  Have a good evening

Why don’t you explain it for those apparently incapable like me

[TimHauck 3,294]

4 hours ago, TBayXXXVII said:

I wasn't deflecting crap, I was stating a premise.  The premise being, black people say it's racist.  So if that's the premise, then the use of the N-word is racist and NO ONE should say it.

Now, if they want it to be apart of culture in the sense of it being in music and comedy, then EVERYONE should say it and stop complaining about it being racist.  Personally, this is actually how I think we should go moving forward.  Let's take the sting out of the word.  Laugh it off.  Stop allowing it to be an issue.  If there's someone who is racist and wants to call black person the N-word, let him.  When the black person looks at him and laughs and says "that's right b!tch", it stops being a trigger word.

So you think everyone should be able to say it without it being considered racist, but you’re choosing not to say it yourself now.  IMO that is evidence that you do currently consider it racist to say it.

[Strike 5,995]

30 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

Why don’t you explain it for those apparently incapable like me

You're the guy who said "Anyone non colored person who says the N word is being racist" and then when I brought up the Brian Piccolo/Gale Sayers incident you said "Well when two friends do it in the basement it's not racist."  So quit calling people out for supposed hypocrisy when you  demonstrated it just fine yourself.  FFS.

[TimHauck 3,294]

3 minutes ago, Strike said:

You're the guy who said "Anyone non colored person who says the N word is being racist" and then when I brought up the Brian Piccolo/Gale Sayers incident you said "Well when two friends do it in the basement it's not racist."  So quit calling people out for supposed hypocrisy when you  demonstrated it just fine yourself.  FFS.

I didn’t say that example wasn’t racist, I said that’s a different scenario.  I would still maintain that it is racist. But of course not everyone that says racist things is a racist.  @Cdub100 is though

[Strike 5,995]

1 minute ago, TimHauck said:

I didn’t say that example wasn’t racist, I said that’s a different scenario.  I would still maintain that it is racist. But of course not everyone that says racist things is a racist.  @Cdub100 is though

And THIS is why I added you to the club of people who just go through life LOOKING for racism.  Two guys in the privacy of one's basement use that word.  Neither is offended.  In fact, they're both cracking up over it because the black guy KNOWS the white guy isn't racist and is just using that word to fock with him.  In fact, his wife comes down the stairs to see what's so funny and the black guy turns to her and says "Brian is calling me N-word."  She just rolls her eyes and walks up stairs with a "boys will be boys" look.  There is no racism in that scene.  None.  To think so just makes you a white virtue signaling looking for racism wherever you can find it something.  It's sad.

[TimHauck 3,294]

1 minute ago, Strike said:

And THIS is why I added you to the club of people who just go through life LOOKING for racism.  Two guys in the privacy of one's basement use that word.  Neither is offended.  In fact, they're both cracking up over it because the black guy KNOWS the white guy isn't racist and is just using that word to fock with him.  In fact, his wife comes down the stairs to see what's so funny and the black guy turns to her and says "Brian is calling me N-word."  She just rolls her eyes and walks up stairs with a "boys will be boys" look.  There is no racism in that scene.  None.  To think so just makes you a white virtue signaling looking for racism wherever you can find it something.  It's sad.

Whatever you need to ramble about to distract from the fact that @Cdub100 is an actual racist and you’re afraid to call him out despite you claiming you “call out actual racism when you see it,” keep on keeping on. 

[CaptainObvious1 368]

15 minutes ago, Strike said:

And THIS is why I added you to the club of people who just go through life LOOKING for racism.  Two guys in the privacy of one's basement use that word.  Neither is offended.  In fact, they're both cracking up over it because the black guy KNOWS the white guy isn't racist and is just using that word to fock with him.  In fact, his wife comes down the stairs to see what's so funny and the black guy turns to her and says "Brian is calling me N-word."  She just rolls her eyes and walks up stairs with a "boys will be boys" look.  There is no racism in that scene.  None.  To think so just makes you a white virtue signaling looking for racism wherever you can find it something.  It's sad.

He's just going to say it 100 more times thinking everyone here will believe him.  But everyone here knows he's a clown.