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Satisfies white peoples' pathological need to use the N word

posted 8 years ago by comperelle
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Stopped watching it after 25 minutes. I have no desire to sit through a film which serves only to satiate racist white peoples' wet dreams. I get the feeling that if certain white people felt unable to say this word, they would froth at the mouth and drop dead. Bet the readers of Stormfront loved this movie.

[–] tjdem327 8 years ago

Yeah, it was pretty annoying. Oddly enough, QT did not even want to make the movie and it was SLJ that convinced him to go ahead.

Funny, people want to remove the N word from Mark Twain's books 130+ years after they were written but nobody has a problem with QT movies in the 21st century using it. Doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me.

[–] johnmiller (3940) 7 years ago

I think Tarantino uses it so much because he thinks that African-Americans somehow accept him, so it's somehow okay.

[–] Satan2016 (25577) 7 years ago

Does BET still play music videos? Can you watch 25 minutes of ghetto music?

[–] chilone (17913) 7 years ago

I smell.......SJW!!!

[–] Wuchak (8774) 6 years ago

Satisfies white peoples' pathological need to use the N word

And yet black people are the ones who primarily use the word; and therefore perpetuate it.

I'm white (with some Abenaki) and I literally never hear whites in my circles use the term. It's no longer part of our language, unless we watch Tarantino flicks.

[–] DarthJJ (342) 6 years ago

Didn't help PapaJohn.

[–] [deleted] a year ago

I don't think Tarantino hates black people, I think he actually wishes he was one of them.

[–] Moonglum9 (11309) a year ago

Necktie? Nectar? Nickel? Noodle? It's an N-Word. It's definitely an N-Word!