Current Events > 19 y/o Pennsylvania Blonde Girl DEFENDS using the N-WORD cause it's her RIGHT!!

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19 y/o Jasmine the Wench Barkley, one of the white sorority girls who is under fire after filming herself using the N-word multiple times said SHE'S NOT A RACIST and that she felt "unequal" and "unfair" that she can't use the word as she DEFENDS herself and said everyone should be freely allowed to use that word!!

The William Paterson University student responded to the controversy beccause one of her friends from Penn State was harassed because she said the N-Word to a Chris Brown Song so she retaliated by recording herself doing the same. In one video she said "You're a fat n-word, suck my d". In the second she says "Is it apporpriate for me to say n-word, if it's in a song, and you're singing the lyrics, or is it not appropriate for me to say n-word? Let me know"

She released a long diatribe online and how she believes in "equality" and "respect" among all and that she's deeply sorry but then it came to a halt explaining the N-word has no place in rap music if she can't sing along with it as well. She claims when an interracial group sings along a song with the n-word, people dont' call them out who are not black. But when a white person does it, they are torn down for it, which happened to her friend during a song by Lil Dicky and Chris Brown called Freaky Friday.

She said she never attacked a specific person or group but was just questioning why she have the freedom of the speech to use the n-word whenever she wants without being attacked for it.

In her final piece, she says "The black race has been fighting against segregation for a long time, yet the divide of thosse who can use the n-word only creates more segretation"

She hopes her actions brings together more "equality" for white people to be allowed the same fairness as minorities.

No doubt her apology was universally slammed and many slammed Penn State for not taking action either.

Are you on this blonde witches' side on this??

Jasmine - Drunk Racist

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Penn State Response -

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do people really cry when they hear a single word with no bad intention behind it?

She looks like a blobfish
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Milkman5 posted...

do people really cry when they hear a single word with no bad intention behind it?

I was just thinking the same thing. This is as bad as the Victorias Secret fiasco over the girls singing to a song backstage and saying it. This girl is a moron though.

So....she said it in a song?
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but IS SHE HOT

Who cares?
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Perascamin posted...

So....she said it in a song?

^ this is relevant

If this was in a song and she was just singing, then this shouldn't be an issue
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It's her right to say any word she wants in any context. It is everyone else's right to respond how they see fit (without the boundaries of the law).
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Stop posting, duckbear
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If people don't like people using the word that's in a song maybe they should get mad at the person who made the song instead.

I don't think you're auto-racist for saying it depending on context. And it is literally her right to say the word.

This does not mean people aren't allowed to respond to you using it

There's literally a bunch of shit you can't say. Go cuss your boss the fuck out and try invoking free speech and see how that goes.
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Full Throttle posted...

In her final piece, she says "The black race has been fighting against segregation for a long time, yet the divide of thosse who can use the n-word only creates more segretation"

stop using the word, you stupid ho.

those are lyrics, written by another person. sing em in public and don't expect people to be ok with that.
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It's her right sure whatever

but this is a stupid hill to die on
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Perascamin posted...

So....she said it in a song?

It wasn't even her it was her friend singing along.
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E32005 posted...

Full Throttle posted...

In her final piece, she says "The black race has been fighting against segregation for a long time, yet the divide of thosse who can use the n-word only creates more segretation"

stop using the word, you stupid ho.

those are lyrics, written by another person. sing em in public and don't expect people to be ok with that.

And yet, here you are, literally foulmouthing her

Inb4 "ho doesn't have the same cultural connotations as the n-word!"
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When the best defense you can offer about your action is "it's not literally illegal for me to do it"...
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Its about context. Using a word no matter what it is isn't racist. Had she used the word toward a black person, yes its racist.
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Antifar posted...

When the best defense you can offer about your action is "it's not literally illegal for me to do it"...

If I'm understanding it right, it seems her defense was that she was singing along to a song.

awesome999 posted...

Inb4 "ho doesn't have the same cultural connotations as the n-word!"

it doesnt. fucking deal with it.
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Yes, I'm on this b****** side with this issue.
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E32005 posted...

awesome999 posted...

Inb4 "ho doesn't have the same cultural connotations as the n-word!"

it doesnt. fucking deal with it.

Are you a black male, yes or no? Prove it with a sign pic
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anybody who actually thinks she did something wrong needs to find a tall building

jesus christ
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Considering I use the word so often that it has lost any meaning other than endearment, I think it weird that anyone could actually get in trouble for saying a word.
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_Squirtle_ posted...

anybody who actually thinks she did something wrong needs to find a tall building

jesus christ

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Reciting song lyrics. No problem there unless there's a problem with the song but I don't see anyone fussing about that.

Just another racism hoax.
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Original post could be summed up as "This woman thinks she has freedom of speech, do you agree?"
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Outrage mobs are a disease.
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This is hilarious.... And of course ce reacts as expected.
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Yeah, she can use the word, and people can use the word 'racist' to describe her in return. Welcome to freedom.

Really though, I don't get some white people's big offense. Like, a few hundred years of industrialized slavery and forced relocation, and all they are asking for is one fucking word? Is that really so fucking hard?

She's not wrong. It's also everyone else's right to shame her for it.

But seriously

Zodd3224 posted...

Who cares?

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Full Throttle posted...

In one video she said "You're a fat n-word, suck my d".

What song is this from?
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Dash_Harber posted...

Yeah, she can use the word, and people can use the word 'racist' to describe her in return. Welcome to freedom.

Really though, I don't get some white people's big offense. Like, a few hundred years of industrialized slavery and forced relocation, and all they are asking for is one fucking word? Is that really so fucking hard?

They can but they're wrong and stupid.

lol no one owns words
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Funbazooka posted...

Dash_Harber posted...

Yeah, she can use the word, and people can use the word 'racist' to describe her in return. Welcome to freedom.

Really though, I don't get some white people's big offense. Like, a few hundred years of industrialized slavery and forced relocation, and all they are asking for is one fucking word? Is that really so fucking hard?

They can but they're wrong and stupid.

lol no one owns words

Gee, it's almost as if I said that in the first place.

Dash_Harber posted...

Yeah, she can use the word, and people can use the word 'racist' to describe her in return. Welcome to freedom.

Really though, I don't get some white people's big offense. Like, a few hundred years of industrialized slavery and forced relocation, and all they are asking for is one fucking word? Is that really so fucking hard?

White people looooove to evoke free speech when it comes to using the n word.
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Honestly I don't understand what's going on here and I don't really want to know either.

Funbazooka posted...

Dash_Harber posted...

Yeah, she can use the word, and people can use the word 'racist' to describe her in return. Welcome to freedom.

Really though, I don't get some white people's big offense. Like, a few hundred years of industrialized slavery and forced relocation, and all they are asking for is one fucking word? Is that really so fucking hard?

They can but they're wrong and stupid.

lol no one owns words

The nword is such an idiotic hill to die on.
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Tell that to all the rappers and singers then because that's why this got started
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Funbazooka posted...

Tell that to all the rappers and singers then because that's why this got started

I don't even know what you are arguing anymore. You sound like an old man ranting about his neighborhood going to hell or something.

Dash_Harber posted...

Funbazooka posted...

Tell that to all the rappers and singers then because that's why this got started

I don't even know what you are arguing anymore. You sound like an old man ranting about his neighborhood going to hell or something.

So, if someone is listening and singing along with a song and it has the n word and they sing it, they're racist?
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Really? Rappers and singers should sing and say whatever the they want and fans get to recite the lyrics because that's what fans do.

That's old man talk now is it?
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I just wanna know why some white people seem to WANT to say it...knowing what the word carries with it.
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chrono625 posted...

Dash_Harber posted...

Funbazooka posted...

Tell that to all the rappers and singers then because that's why this got started

I don't even know what you are arguing anymore. You sound like an old man ranting about his neighborhood going to hell or something.

So, if someone is listening and singing along with a song and it has the n word and they sing it, they're racist?

I'll itemize what I was saying for convenience;
- She, like everyone else on the planet, is free to say the word. In most of the world, there is no governing body who dictates that you can't. However, the same goes for calling someone racist. Live by the sword, die by the sword.
- I don't understand why anyone would fight for the right to say the word, personally. On a purely person-to-person level, I am not comfortable using it. Understanding the history, I'm not really sure why it's so damn important for some people to be 'allowed' to say it.
- Whether I think she is racist or not doesn't really matter. Personally, I figure she is probably just stupid and picking a really, really stupid battle that, even in the best case scenario, isn't going to win her any favors in the long run. The important point is that people are just as free to call her racist for it. The fact that you are defending her and trying to shame others into not calling her racist is really weird; like, isn't the whole point that she has the freedom to say what she wants? So why aren't her detractors allowed the same?

shes right
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Dash_Harber posted...

chrono625 posted...

Dash_Harber posted...

Funbazooka posted...

Tell that to all the rappers and singers then because that's why this got started

I don't even know what you are arguing anymore. You sound like an old man ranting about his neighborhood going to hell or something.

So, if someone is listening and singing along with a song and it has the n word and they sing it, they're racist?

I'll itemize what I was saying for convenience;
- She, like everyone else on the planet, is free to say the word. In most of the world, there is no governing body who dictates that you can't. However, the same goes for calling someone racist. Live by the sword, die by the sword.
- I don't understand why anyone would fight for the right to say the word, personally. On a purely person-to-person level, I am not comfortable using it. Understanding the history, I'm not really sure why it's so damn important for some people to be 'allowed' to say it.
- Whether I think she is racist or not doesn't really matter. Personally, I figure she is probably just stupid and picking a really, really stupid battle that, even in the best case scenario, isn't going to win her any favors in the long run. The important point is that people are just as free to call her racist for it. The fact that you are defending her and trying to shame others into not calling her racist is really weird; like, isn't the whole point that she has the freedom to say what she wants? So why aren't her detractors allowed the same?

What a stupid way to think

There is no malice or ill intent when repeating song lyrics. Calling her a racist or saying she did something wrong is not in any way justified in this scenario.

It's no different than if a school teacher read huck finn out loud. In fact it's even less of a non-issue than that.

This is modern day. This really does create a divide. If i feel i litetally cant say a word under any context without a crazy defensive reaction then im fake as hell around those people.

Like the work place, im essentially on a script.
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White people want their word back so bad...
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Did she take her selfies with her dads 90s webcam?
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MorbidFaithless posted...

I just wanna know why some white people seem to WANT to say it...knowing what the word carries with it.

you know why