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dainkinkaide posted...

Obviously not, because that's not what that word means in the pejorative context.

In a pejorative context it means "I don't like you, black person!" similar to kisama in Japanese. It's referring to a person impolitely, it becomes racist in the context of intending to be racist.

dainkinkaide posted...

There are a few contexts where using the n-word does not mean you're racist:
1. You're talking about the word itself, e.g. it's history, cultural significance, etc.
2. You're a black person using it as a term of endearment.
3. You're not a black person, but you're still using it as a term of endearment, which may not end well for you.
4. You're quoting someone.

Considering how a racist term has been commandeered to the extend of completely changing what it means in 2 and 3, you're demonstrating how it means whatever the fuck your intent is. The only sticking point is that the target is black, otherwise it's fairly up in the air.
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RIP_Supa posted...
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