What's worse- The N word, or the K word?
@lilbabycatapillar (497)
United States
June 18, 2011 2:53am CST
Me and my darling have been discussing this one for a little while.
Which word is more offensive-
The "N" word.. you know... the one about black people?
Or the "K" word.. you know.. the one about Jews?
They're both really harsh words, and while I have no problem dropping an F bomb in my daily life for a little emphasis, I feel naughty just typing them out, and for the sake of decency, I'm going to leave them unsaid here.
You hear the N word a lot, and people use it casually, so does that mean it is less severe?
Or is the K word worse, and that's why it is so unused? I feel like I could get thrown in jail for using it, it'd be like changing my name to Hitler.
Oh my, please don't take this discussion too seriously or get too offended, it's all in good fun!
2 responses
@sswallace21 (1824)
• United States
18 Jun 11
Welcome I think! This is an inappropriate question. I hope it is deleted. You need to be think your question/discussion over before you place them on a website like this. Consideration would greatly appreciated by all. Grow UP
@sswallace21 (1824)
• United States
19 Jun 11
You don't need to be on the Internet to know this is inappropriate. But if you most know several since 1997. Why would even think about these words? Seems to me questions like this show prejudice in people. It's this negative thinking that hurts others and causes riots, abuse and hatred.
@lilbabycatapillar (497)
• United States
19 Jun 11
Wow, you think this is inappropriate? How long have you been using the internet?
@urbandekay (18278)
•
18 Jun 11
I don't know the 'K' word.
Imagine if everyone called everyone n1gger, the word would quickly loose it's offensive quality
all the best urban
@lilbabycatapillar (497)
• United States
19 Jun 11
The K word! It rhymes with bike. People do use the N word a lot in rap songs, but I still think it's a lot more powerful than the F bomb.
@urbandekay (18278)
•
19 Jun 11
K1ke? I have never heard this word, perhaps it is only used in US
all the best urban
