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I’m pretty sure n***er wasn’t a racial slur - until it was.

Then again, who really cares. There is no such thing as hate speech - only safe spaces that I wish to violate.

the n word was always a racial slur to the people who were being called it.
As a white person, I am not offended if someone calls me mayo.
The r word, also, was always offensive to the people being called it.
Same for the homophobic f word.
The majority of white people are fine with being called mayo.

Nah, see I don’t believe that. Because the word itself is powerless. N-word never was offensive until the racial context was added. Because negro in Spanish is black - not offensive because it’s a color.

The context behind the word is where the racial slur comes into play. Let’s say in some alternate universe the N-word was positive - meant like “Proud, hardworking black man” - or whatever. It wouldn’t be a racial slur now would it? The word never changed - but the context did.

Now let’s look at Mayo. The word really isn’t anything more than a shorter version of saying mayonnaise. Now add the racial context behind it - and now it becomes a racial slur.

But again, I could give a shit.

So why do black people use it so damned always?
Why do Gays use it so damned always?

Yes, white people are fine with being called "Mayo" because it helps identify the retards.

I've never heard of a gay person using the homophobic f word in my life.
Black people sometimes use it to turn it into a positive thing; I don't agree with that mindset.
See you just said the r word right there and haven't been warned. Whenever a mayo meme in politics comes along, the maker gets warned.

You haven't been around gay man, or they have not felt comfortable around you enough. They drop f-bombs at each other all the time.

What I don't get is black people call white people the n-word. That's as ignorant as liberals calling conservative snowflakes.

guess they hate m*yonnaise on sandwiches