10-03-2017, 12:04 PM
(10-03-2017, 11:48 AM)Johnny Cupcakes Wrote: I don't think this argument has much validity man, sorry. Just because it's no longer in style doesn't mean it doesn't have the same negative connotation.
What is it now referring to? Not a mentally handicapped person anymore. It's not used that way. Like I said, "idiot" used to be a professional term, but nobody bats an eye at its use nowadays. I personally don't going around saying "********" because while I'm sure I said it 1000 times as a kid, there was a stigma attached to using it because it meant something more.
It's the meaning behind the words that give them power. It's why black people can say a certain word and I can't.
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