Fuck It.

The N word debate has raged on in the blogosphere. And damnit, i'm tired of certain white people who feel the need to comment. Sure, the n word is a horrible word. I know this. But some of these motherfuckers have true entitlement issues. I have a problem with white people telling us black people how we should use language. More importantly, I have a problem with white people claiming that black people are racists because of the word usage. Really???! So you (collective white population) create the word, use it for hundreds of years to break down the psyche of black people, then get mad because black people kidnapped the word, used it however they felt like it, and excluded you? Are you fucking serious?!?!?! Look, black people in this country have been historically excluded since this country's inception, and even before. Don't get all pissy when you aren't in control or automatically included. Get over yourselves, dude. Just accept that white people, or "anti-racists", can't say the damn word. If you are really anti-racist, you shouldn't want to use the word anyway.

Um....

What the fuck is "Edible Arrangements" and what makes these fuckers who created this shit think that actual people will buy it/them? WTF!!!! Why would someone pay for something that isn't worth wasting money on? What, you want your fruit to look like goddamn flowers? Are you serious?!!?! Look, I have to say that it was very fitting that the only people in this commercial were white (except that lone black little boy) because only white people (and uppity individuals) would want this shit. Fruit spoils, people. You might as well by some actual flowers because it's probably cheaper anyway. If you want fruit so bad, make/buy (whatever) a damn fruit salad. Really, it's not that serious.

Pet Peeve: The 'N' Word Debate

While watching The View ( yes, i know, it's a downgrade. whatever), Elizabeth was brought to tears. She wanted to know why she couldn't say the word. Besides the fact that I don't agree with her views, she seems to live in La La Land. She has such a utopian way of seeing things that I actually feel sad for her. She mentioned how we, as Americans or even as Human Beings, live in one world. What the hell has she been smoking? Um, no sweetie. We don't. If that was true, racial inequality would be obsolete because everyone would be equal. Seeing as though this is not the case, I must disagree with her stance in this debate.

I say the 'n' word. Not everyday in every conversation in every setting. But I do say it. And frankly, I can cuz I'm black. I don't give shit what you think. I'm gonna say as long as it applies. I don't call a random black people i know niggas unless they do "niggery" things. Like that dude stealing a flat screen tv during Hurricane Katrina, knowing damn well you ain't got nowhere to plug it up. Now that was a nigga. Sorry.