By: Bronxstar

Bronxstar — Mon, 02 Dec 2013 21:50:50 +0000

My name is Bronxstar and I do not use or abuse the N-word-But my reason is that I am interested in uplifting my people. I would not call my kids, mate, parents, or anyone I remotely care about the N-word. It is similar to those who insist on wearing a cross on their necks when it was the tool used to crucify Jesus. The N-word howbeit was not a physical weapon, it was used to and while killing and maiming our ancestors and shouldn’t be used in this day and time. Those who try and use the argument that there are many other issues connected to the black community that require our attention more than the use of just a word are fooling themselves. This use of the N-word is part of that huge issue. People have always been known by what they allow themselves to be called and it makes or breaks them. Notably the ancient Roman soldiers, are called “soldiers”, not warriors like their enemies. This is a telling sign of their professionalism. Black people also should by the same rule be able to NOT be called the N-word by anyone. Jews established early that the work kike would never be used by anyone for profit or commercial gain.. Offensive Slang
Used as a disparaging term for a Jew…Black people have this same right..thank you Mr. Lewis for keeping to the fire…

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By: Bronxstar