westbankdaze

She can say whatever she wants but I don't think it's classy at all - it's very trashy.

foreverfan

Let me answer the question.... YEA.

I call my wife that all the time and she's white.

rezburna

My opinion, people can say whatever they want. Just be man or woman enough to accept whatever the backlash may be.

I'm not offended if a white person says nigga to or around me. I always think back to a time when I was in high school. One of my white friends joking asked if he could start using the n-word now. I responded by saying I don't care. I use the word all day around him. I'll never forget what he said though.

"I respect you too much to put you in that situation."

So while I understand white people like to point out the hypocrisy and double standard of the word, I always pose the question...why can't you just respect us and not say it? Like I said before, I'm not offended; but if a white person calls me or says nigga round me I feel like they don't respect me. I feel like white people use it because there's still an attitude of, "This black person can't tell me what to do." I don't call anybody mom, other then my mother. It's easy not to call anybody else that. I'm positive it's easy for white people to not say nigga.

Just my thoughts though. Carry on.

QBREES9

Man I just don't care.

SmashMouth

While most comments are on point, this is a true depiction of class. "sarcasm on"

Seer1

Hey mods,
I'll give you $5 to close this stupid thread about stupid people who may or may have done something stupid that is basically meaningless in the course of human events or the upcoming season.

Now if she'd have called rogger names, that would have been worthy.

jeanpierre

According to Merriam-Webster, twit (n) a silly annoying person : fool

So twitter is where one goes to twit...

So I ask you, as a society, has it become so important to place the value of fools and what they say ahead of all else?!?

Tobias-Reiper

... on a side note, while waiting for a test script to run, I read the "article" and it seems that she never called PT anything; rather she quoted a line in some song that goes "them niggas be actin' up and we can't be lettin' them" (R.I.P. English language); in reference to what? No idea, didn't dig that far. But seems like whoever wrote the piece ( journalism student, whatever that means nowadays ) was looking for web hits... she may have a crush on Jason Withlock.

... "cornball brother", one the other hand

saintfan

kcsaints

Ok apparently she was quoting lyrics to a rap song.

Off season sucks .....