10-20-2015, 05:34 PM
(10-20-2015, 05:29 PM)GodHatesBengals Wrote: Exactly. You used the word for the reason that it would cause problems--the definition of trolling. Thanks for admitting it.
Seems like you think it's okay to use a word which you know to be loaded with racial overtones due to its historical use in this country, as long as it's applied to people who have been involved in violence. So, with hundreds of thousands of dead civilians in Iraq, is it acceptable to call the countless U.S. soldiers involved in those deaths savages? Or would that be inaccurate because when the U.S. does it, it's somehow "civilized"?
(Don't worry, I said that for a reason: I knew it would be "spicy".)
The US is a civilized nation. Therefore we are not savages. We do not accept this barbaric violence as common everyday life. We are upset and bothered when we see someone's head chopped off. Someone from a savage country.... It's just common occurrence.
When children are abducted here it's a big thing, in savage nations it's just the way things are....
Police/judges taking payoffs here.... Big issue .... Savage nations .... Common occurrence.
