OMG Video of Girl With Tourette Calls Everyone a Nigga In The Streets

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siccness-user

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i dont think that's racist, they are just thoughts

when i see a black person in an odd place (like a mexican market), ill probably thinks words like "black muthafucka" "black guy" or "black bastard"

i dont really think the word n1gga, or N**ger, or negro

thats kinda odd

im not racist btw, just thoughts, i treat people with respect

i also find it kinda hard to speak spanish and trying to use the word "negro" in a sentence, (which means black) cause a black person might get insulted, thinking im saying some racist shit or something
 
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siccness-user said:
i dont think that's racist, they are just thoughts

when i see a black person in an odd place (like a mexican market), ill probably thinks words like "black muthafucka" "black guy" or "black bastard"

i dont really use n1gga, or N**ger, or negro

thats kinda odd

im not racist btw, just thoughts, i treat people with respect

i also find it kinda hard to speak spanish and trying to use the word "negro" in a sentence, (which means black) cause a black person might get insulted, thinking im saying some racist shit or something
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Why the fuck do you think of people as "black muthafuckas" and "black bastards"? I can understand black guy, that's the first thing we look at is color, but to call them bastards and mothafuckas?
 
Mac Jesus

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I can honestly say I don't think to say "black mother fucker" or any other varient when I see someone of that skin color.

With tourettes, and really I don't know much about it, but I think some versions people just can't hold back and so the worst possible thing that they can think of comes out of their mouth, no matter how foul, filthy, or wrong it is to say it.

When you watch this documentary for instance, when all the british kids are walking around chicago one of them yells out "twin towers" and feels like shit afterwards, it's not something they can control.

I wouldn't call it deep rooted racism at all. It's just when you know you're going to blurt it out so you're trying your hardest not to think of those words.. that is all that comes into your head. Again I ain't no expert on the topic.
 
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