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Why are you so easily bothered?

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  • McDtracyMcDtracy

    @WillieNegus said:
    That person has since expressed apologies after given context for the name. It’s an older black dude. I get it.

    There's a word, a movement that has fallen by the wayside that holds promise for a more peaceful world: integration. Anywhere you see political power being used to divide us by class, ethnicity or religion you will see increased violence born out of injustice.

    I am a child of the 60's and in the words of Joni Mitchell "We have got to get back to the garden."

    Integration is a petri dish for culturing tolerance.

    Anyone that disagrees about tolerance as a key virtue for being a good person can just fuck off.

  • ecamburnecamburn

    Thanks for sharing your experiences and knowledge @WillieNegus. Just recently heard one of my favorite people Dave Chappelle use the concept "brittle spirit" to push back as you have about the downsides of oversensitivity.

  • TurntablistTurntablist

    @MonzoPro said:
    In my experience, those who like to kick down the doors of political correctness, are usually the first to bawl for their mammy when they’re on the receiving end of a barbed comment.

    Saying that I’m all for free speech, and will defend anyone’s right to mock me in whatever way they choose. As long as they in turn respect my right to punch them in the face in response.

    So free speech until you dont like it, then violence ?

  • TurntablistTurntablist
    edited December 2018

    @WillieNegus said:
    Part of that was turning the word Negus (Ruler) to Niggers (Livestock).

    What ?
    The word Nigga/Nigger/Negro is a derivation from the latin niger or nigr for the word black, it has never mean't livestock, not sure where you got that from, gas light much ?

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited December 2018

    @Turntablist said:

    @WillieNegus said:
    Part of that was turning the word Negus (Ruler) to Niggers (Livestock).

    What ?
    The word Nigga/Nigger/Negro is a derivation from the latin niger or nigr for the word black, it has never mean't livestock, not sure where you got that from, gas light much ?

    You’re missing the point...I wasn’t intending to actually define the word there but paint a picture for how it was used in the given time. Slaves were considered livestock by law at the same time they were called Niggers. Hopefully you can draw the very simple parallel I was speaking too. I’m not a Historian or Professor. Most people will comprehend what I was jntending others won’t. Such is life.

    And those words were derived from others before Latin. Depends on whose telling the story. Which ain’t really the point. Just the one you’d like to make...which is your right.

  • hansjbshansjbs

    @Samu said:

    @Fruitbat1919 said:

    I think that Handjobs and Big Willie got hand in hand :D

    My mind is even more 'dirty' but I try to keep it clean :D

    You just ruined it for me Samu :D :D :D

  • oat_phippsoat_phipps

    @Turntablist said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    In my experience, those who like to kick down the doors of political correctness, are usually the first to bawl for their mammy when they’re on the receiving end of a barbed comment.

    Saying that I’m all for free speech, and will defend anyone’s right to mock me in whatever way they choose. As long as they in turn respect my right to punch them in the face in response.

    So free speech until you dont like it, then violence ?

    This is an example of overreaction. I'm old enough to respect and understand the ole physical violence threat, but even if you're not, you should be culturally aware that other people grew up in a different time where trash talking meant people weren't afraid to put a foot up your ass.

  • TurntablistTurntablist

    My point was that your information as typed, was in fact incorrect.
    Also you say your point wasn't to define a word, but most of that original post is indeed defining the words in your screen name, in fact you even state it as so because it offended somebody, so I am unsure why you are saying that wasn't the point.

    Can you give an example of the derivation language pre Latin for the word, I am very interested in this ?

  • TurntablistTurntablist

    @oat_phipps said:

    @Turntablist said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    In my experience, those who like to kick down the doors of political correctness, are usually the first to bawl for their mammy when they’re on the receiving end of a barbed comment.

    Saying that I’m all for free speech, and will defend anyone’s right to mock me in whatever way they choose. As long as they in turn respect my right to punch them in the face in response.

    So free speech until you dont like it, then violence ?

    This is an example of overreaction. I'm old enough to respect and understand the ole physical violence threat, but even if you're not, you should be culturally aware that other people grew up in a different time where trash talking meant people weren't afraid to put a foot up your ass.

    Oh, so violence is acceptable dependant on when you were born.
    I think i should leave this thread where "Free speech" is being held in such high regard, and let you all "not over react"

  • oat_phippsoat_phipps

    @Turntablist said:

    @oat_phipps said:

    @Turntablist said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    In my experience, those who like to kick down the doors of political correctness, are usually the first to bawl for their mammy when they’re on the receiving end of a barbed comment.

    Saying that I’m all for free speech, and will defend anyone’s right to mock me in whatever way they choose. As long as they in turn respect my right to punch them in the face in response.

    So free speech until you dont like it, then violence ?

    This is an example of overreaction. I'm old enough to respect and understand the ole physical violence threat, but even if you're not, you should be culturally aware that other people grew up in a different time where trash talking meant people weren't afraid to put a foot up your ass.

    Oh, so violence is acceptable dependant on when you were born.
    I think i should leave this thread where "Free speech" is being held in such high regard, and let you all "not over react"

    You have a narrow view of the use of words and a desire to bend what you disagree with into a quickly-made dismissal.

  • ecamburnecamburn

    For the love of god, google people
    https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/negus#h1
    ;)

  • hansjbshansjbs

    @Turntablist said:

    @WillieNegus said:
    Part of that was turning the word Negus (Ruler) to Niggers (Livestock).

    What ?
    The word Nigga/Nigger/Negro is a derivation from the latin niger or nigr for the word black, it has never mean't livestock, not sure where you got that from, gas light much ?

    You meant derived from the Latin word nigrum right and @WillieNegus is correct Negus came from the Ethiopian Semitic language which pre dates Latin if I remember correctly and means of royal blood hence why he made that statement.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited December 2018

    Thanks @hansjbs (You still get me every time you post with that SN bro lmao).

    And that wasn’t even the point of the OP but I’m glad it is interesting to others. Really. This has been great.

    The point was not being bothered when possible. If something offends, move on or learn about it before passing judgement will make us all better for it. Be great if everyone would be kind 100% time but I don’t see that happening. Hopefully people can atleast become more aware as to avoid doing it intentially....

    If something is intended to hurt or impedes on your space or serves to intimidate or demean its not ok...my SN was/is not that.

    Big up yourselves! I’m signing off but I really hope this thread remains cool and respectful.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited December 2018

    @Turntablist said:

    @oat_phipps said:

    @Turntablist said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    In my experience, those who like to kick down the doors of political correctness, are usually the first to bawl for their mammy when they’re on the receiving end of a barbed comment.

    Saying that I’m all for free speech, and will defend anyone’s right to mock me in whatever way they choose. As long as they in turn respect my right to punch them in the face in response.

    So free speech until you dont like it, then violence ?

    This is an example of overreaction. I'm old enough to respect and understand the ole physical violence threat, but even if you're not, you should be culturally aware that other people grew up in a different time where trash talking meant people weren't afraid to put a foot up your ass.

    Oh, so violence is acceptable dependant on when you were born.

    My dad was an Irish builder, and ex champion boxer. From an early age, bad behaviour on my part would receive a warning of a ‘smack in the gob’, if I didn’t pack it in. Language, banter, environment, different times etc. My dad never raised a finger to me or smack me once.

    Same with me, I’m a pacifist, and a lefty hippy politically correct wanker. But I still come from that place, that background, that lingo.

    Don’t take everything literally is the message here - we all come from different ages and backgrounds, and are offended (or not) by different things.

    Hence the thread, and my reaction to it.

  • kobamotokobamoto
    edited December 2018

    Is the spirit of the thread don't be offended by political incorrectness, or don't be offended by political correctness, or both?
    and btw what were political correctness and political incorrectness called before the phrases were coined, anybody know?... Inquiring minds would like to know.

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Turntablist said:

    @oat_phipps said:

    @Turntablist said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    In my experience, those who like to kick down the doors of political correctness, are usually the first to bawl for their mammy when they’re on the receiving end of a barbed comment.

    Saying that I’m all for free speech, and will defend anyone’s right to mock me in whatever way they choose. As long as they in turn respect my right to punch them in the face in response.

    So free speech until you dont like it, then violence ?

    This is an example of overreaction. I'm old enough to respect and understand the ole physical violence threat, but even if you're not, you should be culturally aware that other people grew up in a different time where trash talking meant people weren't afraid to put a foot up your ass.

    Oh, so violence is acceptable dependant on when you were born.

    My dad was an Irish builder, and ex champion boxer. From an early age, bad behaviour on my part would receive a warning of a ‘smack in the gob’, if I didn’t pack it in. Language, banter, environment, different times etc. My dad never raised a finger to me or smack me once.

    Same with me, I’m a pacifist, and a lefty hippy politically correct wanker. But I still come from that place, that background, that lingo.

    Don’t take everything literally is the message here - we all come from different ages and backgrounds, and are offended (or not) by different things.

    Hence the thread, and my reaction to it.

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Turntablist said:

    @oat_phipps said:

    @Turntablist said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    In my experience, those who like to kick down the doors of political correctness, are usually the first to bawl for their mammy when they’re on the receiving end of a barbed comment.

    Saying that I’m all for free speech, and will defend anyone’s right to mock me in whatever way they choose. As long as they in turn respect my right to punch them in the face in response.

    So free speech until you dont like it, then violence ?

    This is an example of overreaction. I'm old enough to respect and understand the ole physical violence threat, but even if you're not, you should be culturally aware that other people grew up in a different time where trash talking meant people weren't afraid to put a foot up your ass.

    Oh, so violence is acceptable dependant on when you were born.

    My dad was an Irish builder, and ex champion boxer. From an early age, bad behaviour on my part would receive a warning of a ‘smack in the gob’, if I didn’t pack it in. Language, banter, environment, different times etc. My dad never raised a finger to me or smack me once.

    Same with me, I’m a pacifist, and a lefty hippy politically correct wanker. But I still come from that place, that background, that lingo.

    Don’t take everything literally is the message here - we all come from different ages and backgrounds, and are offended (or not) by different things.

    Hence the thread, and my reaction to it.

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Turntablist said:

    @oat_phipps said:

    @Turntablist said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    In my experience, those who like to kick down the doors of political correctness, are usually the first to bawl for their mammy when they’re on the receiving end of a barbed comment.

    Saying that I’m all for free speech, and will defend anyone’s right to mock me in whatever way they choose. As long as they in turn respect my right to punch them in the face in response.

    So free speech until you dont like it, then violence ?

    This is an example of overreaction. I'm old enough to respect and understand the ole physical violence threat, but even if you're not, you should be culturally aware that other people grew up in a different time where trash talking meant people weren't afraid to put a foot up your ass.

    Oh, so violence is acceptable dependant on when you were born.

    My dad was an Irish builder, and ex champion boxer. From an early age, bad behaviour on my part would receive a warning of a ‘smack in the gob’, if I didn’t pack it in. Language, banter, environment, different times etc. My dad never raised a finger to me or smack me once.

    Same with me, I’m a pacifist, and a lefty hippy politically correct wanker. But I still come from that place, that background, that lingo.

    Don’t take everything literally is the message here - we all come from different ages and backgrounds, and are offended (or not) by different things.

    Hence the thread, and my reaction to it.

    I'm with him. Must be the age of the rage :)

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @kobamoto said:
    Is the spirit of the thread don't be offended by political incorrectness, or don't be offended by political correctness, or both?
    and btw what were political correctness and political incorrectness called before the phrases were coined, anybody know?... Inquiring minds would like to know.

    Kindness.

  • TurntablistTurntablist

    @hansjbs said:

    @Turntablist said:

    @WillieNegus said:
    Part of that was turning the word Negus (Ruler) to Niggers (Livestock).

    What ?
    The word Nigga/Nigger/Negro is a derivation from the latin niger or nigr for the word black, it has never mean't livestock, not sure where you got that from, gas light much ?

    You meant derived from the Latin word nigrum right and @WillieNegus is correct Negus came from the Ethiopian Semitic language which pre dates Latin if I remember correctly and means of royal blood hence why he made that statement.

    So the worddidn't come from Negus as he stated, thanks, I was fairly certain it didn't and his post was actually incorrect.

  • BroCoastBroCoast

    I like ya Willie.

    Not much offends me but nitpickers and oversensitive types irritate me. Those people need to smoke something, it's like the cure for pedanticism.

  • hansjbshansjbs

    @WillieNegus said:
    Thanks @hansjbs (You still get me every time you post with that SN bro lmao).

    And that wasn’t even the point of the OP but I’m glad it is interesting to others. Really. This has been great.

    The point was not being bothered when possible. If something offends, move on or learn about it before passing judgement will make us all better for it. Be great if everyone would be kind 100% time but I don’t see that happening. Hopefully people can atleast become more aware as to avoid doing it intentially....

    If something is intended to hurt or impedes on your space or serves to intimidate or demean its not ok...my SN was/is not that.

    Big up yourselves! I’m signing off but I really hope this thread remains cool and respectful.

    Did you read @Samu's post above 😂😂😂

    I think that Handjobs and Big Willie got hand in hand :D
    My mind is even more 'dirty' but I try to keep it clean :D

  • SamuSamu

    @hansjbs said:

    @WillieNegus said:
    Thanks @hansjbs (You still get me every time you post with that SN bro lmao).

    And that wasn’t even the point of the OP but I’m glad it is interesting to others. Really. This has been great.

    The point was not being bothered when possible. If something offends, move on or learn about it before passing judgement will make us all better for it. Be great if everyone would be kind 100% time but I don’t see that happening. Hopefully people can atleast become more aware as to avoid doing it intentially....

    If something is intended to hurt or impedes on your space or serves to intimidate or demean its not ok...my SN was/is not that.

    Big up yourselves! I’m signing off but I really hope this thread remains cool and respectful.

    Did you read @Samu's post above 😂😂😂

    I think that Handjobs and Big Willie got hand in hand :D
    My mind is even more 'dirty' but I try to keep it clean :D

    I do have bad eye-sight and dyslectic tendencies so sometimes the letters just jump around causing some weird word-play making things dirtier than they really are. Let's just keep it a that LOL.

  • robertreynoldsrobertreynolds

    @Turntablist said:
    So the worddidn't come from Negus as he stated, thanks, I was fairly certain it didn't and his post was actually incorrect.

    Here’s a virtual cookie. Feel better now?

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @hansjbs said:

    @WillieNegus said:
    Thanks @hansjbs (You still get me every time you post with that SN bro lmao).

    And that wasn’t even the point of the OP but I’m glad it is interesting to others. Really. This has been great.

    The point was not being bothered when possible. If something offends, move on or learn about it before passing judgement will make us all better for it. Be great if everyone would be kind 100% time but I don’t see that happening. Hopefully people can atleast become more aware as to avoid doing it intentially....

    If something is intended to hurt or impedes on your space or serves to intimidate or demean its not ok...my SN was/is not that.

    Big up yourselves! I’m signing off but I really hope this thread remains cool and respectful.

    Did you read @Samu's post above 😂😂😂

    I think that Handjobs and Big Willie got hand in hand :D
    My mind is even more 'dirty' but I try to keep it clean :D

    Yo! :o Lmao@hand in hand. Cmon man!

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @BroCoast said:
    I like ya Willie.

    Not much offends me but nitpickers and oversensitive types irritate me. Those people need to smoke something, it's like the cure for pedanticism.

    I’m whicha...I used to get very easily annoyed by hyper sensitivity especially growing up with a bunch of sisters and single women.lol. Now I’m raising two myself so being annoyed ain’t something I can afford much of.😩🤦🏽‍♂️

    I don’t smoke much anymore (liver) but I agree it’s way helpful for all kind of “isms” my man.

  • TurntablistTurntablist

    @hansjbs said:

    @Turntablist said:

    @WillieNegus said:
    Part of that was turning the word Negus (Ruler) to Niggers (Livestock).

    What ?
    The word Nigga/Nigger/Negro is a derivation from the latin niger or nigr for the word black, it has never mean't livestock, not sure where you got that from, gas light much ?

    You meant derived from the Latin word nigrum right.

    Just checked with a school friend and im unsure to be very honest, we both remember Nigr and Niger as meaning Black but both of us seem to remember Nigrem as The color of black, but it is a very long time since we did latin in school, so i will just assume you are correct on this.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited December 2018

    This is what it’s about right here feel me?!

    https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/30230/one-for-willie-mp11se-meets-beathawk

    Did it again @LinearLineman you sexy old Mf you! B)

  • kobamotokobamoto
    edited December 2018

    I heard someone say once that if the world just let everybody say the N_ word that we'd have peace on earth. I don't know if that's true but I think the moral of the story is fake outrage = bad... faker outrage= good.

    My best advice is be kind to animals.

  • hansjbshansjbs

    @Turntablist said:

    @hansjbs said:

    @Turntablist said:

    @WillieNegus said:
    Part of that was turning the word Negus (Ruler) to Niggers (Livestock).

    What ?
    The word Nigga/Nigger/Negro is a derivation from the latin niger or nigr for the word black, it has never mean't livestock, not sure where you got that from, gas light much ?

    You meant derived from the Latin word nigrum right.

    Just checked with a school friend and im unsure to be very honest, we both remember Nigr and Niger as meaning Black but both of us seem to remember Nigrem as The color of black, but it is a very long time since we did latin in school, so i will just assume you are correct on this.

    Let us both be right how about that. It was a long time ago.

  • hansjbshansjbs
    edited December 2018

    @kobamoto said:
    I heard someone say once that if the world just let everybody say the N_ word that we'd have peace on earth. I don't know if that's true but I think the moral of the story is fake outrage = bad... faker outrage= good.

    My best advice is be kind to animals.

    That word doesn’t bother me anymore so I don’t care if people say it, I know everybody that love rap said it whether they’re black or not. It’s the way you say that matters the most these days. If it’s said with malicious intent or hate, that = problem.

  • ExAsperis99ExAsperis99

    @hansjbs said:

    @kobamoto said:
    I heard someone say once that if the world just let everybody say the N_ word that we'd have peace on earth. I don't know if that's true but I think the moral of the story is fake outrage = bad... faker outrage= good.

    My best advice is be kind to animals.

    That word doesn’t bother me anymore so I don’t care if people say it, I know everybody that love rap said it whether they’re black or not. It’s the way you say that matters the most these days. If it’s said with malicious intent or hate, that = problem.

    If you’re not black, you can’t say it. It’s really that simple.
    This is Ta-Nehisi Coates giving a really logical, charming response to a (kind of cringey, naive) question posed by a college student.

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