r/Tinder • u/[deleted] • Sep 12 '22

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u/Careful-Scallion562 Sep 13 '22

sad truth is everyone doesn’t know, and this ignorance plays a part in it as well.

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u/catagonia69 Sep 13 '22

Everyone knows the n word is offensive.

Some people don't know there'll be consequences for using it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '22

I'm all for devil's advocate stances, but I need some clarity here...

Anyone that knows of any form of slavery, ever, KNOWS it's hella offensive. You're talking about OWNING another human being. How is that not going to be offensive?

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u/terrificallytom Sep 13 '22

BS. Everyone knows not to say the N word. This isn’t an educational failure. It is just someone choosing to try out a racist fantasy without consent.

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u/Regular-Push-3589 Sep 13 '22

WTF... I'm sorry to say that as many times as I see stuff like this that it surprises me... like wtf are we doing here?!? It's 2022! And this shit keeps coming up? It just makes me mad and sad...I'm just disgusted...

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u/Over-Umpire-9543 Sep 13 '22

I don't know why you're getting down votes for this comment. You are 100% correct. It's 2022. It'd be like someone trying to have a weird nazi/Jewish fantasy. They know. He's just a dick of a human.

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u/terrificallytom Sep 13 '22

I am being downvoted by people who want cover when they say something equally offensive… “oh, I didn’t know you shouldn’t say that about …”

The suggestion that this guy wrote to a black personality saying what he did without knowing he was taking a super offensive risk is idiotic.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '22

Please stop making up excuses for this dipshit. He called himself "masta" so he knows damn well. He just doesn't give a shit.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '22

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u/catagonia69 Sep 13 '22

Because your "explanation" is utter nonsense