The renaming of a Berlin boulevard to Anton-Wilhelm-Amo-Strasse, after Germany's first Africa-born scholar, has finally happened despite a last-ditch legal attempt to stop it.
You are a absolut genious. You say that it was just “recently” used as a slur and before then a “normal” description. Well have you thought about the fact that when it was used, our society looked at böack people as inferrior, wilds or animals? Hell there were different indigenouss people in fucking zoos up to the 1940-50. Really weird that one would think that the totally neutral word to desscribe black people by others who think they are animals is maybe not that neutral. You propably are one of those people who think there is no language or context in language.
Yeah, nice stawman… think what you want, fight your little culture war if you will… i just wanted to bring some sane context to the discussion about the word and i will leave it this way. I will not further partake in a fruitless conversation.
Wtf don’t drop the n-word like this. The productname was racist. So was the way the word was commonly used.
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Lol maybe read the wikipedia article about it if you didnt know what the kontext of the word was and how it was used?
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You are a absolut genious. You say that it was just “recently” used as a slur and before then a “normal” description. Well have you thought about the fact that when it was used, our society looked at böack people as inferrior, wilds or animals? Hell there were different indigenouss people in fucking zoos up to the 1940-50. Really weird that one would think that the totally neutral word to desscribe black people by others who think they are animals is maybe not that neutral. You propably are one of those people who think there is no language or context in language.
Yeah, nice stawman… think what you want, fight your little culture war if you will… i just wanted to bring some sane context to the discussion about the word and i will leave it this way. I will not further partake in a fruitless conversation.