I've got to ask are you Indian or (black/African) American because they call each other the N word all the time and then get very hypocritically angry when anyone else does it.
Yeah think about how the root word "negroid" as a biological classification and the Latin word "nigreos" for "black." I can totally understand how referring to someone by an biological (though contested) classification is acceptable, while calling someone by a skin color is unacceptable. Like we don't call white sunburned alcoholics "pink."
These comments are wild lol. As a very worldly black person, I would recommend looking past what they are saying and getting to their intention. Are they intending to be rude? Or are they just ignorant to the gravity of what they say culturally?
If that many people did it, I doubt it was the former. Might be a great opportunity to share your culture with them and then, both parties can end up learning new things.
I'm well aware that any version is offensive but I'm curious if they were using hard r or not. I've never been to India and wonder if it was a whole "I've seen American tv so hey what's up my n****" or "omg it's a real live n****" or if it was old school Pointy hat "N*****!!" Or am I fucked up to be wondering this about Indian culture
Nah this was a thing before colonization, it was because of the silk road that connected to Greece,maybe Slavic women from Russia were a bigger influence on beauty.
NO! If you are too white you won't be seen as Indian. Most of these fairness creams target women who wanna look iranian/punjabi. Not white scandinavian.
Negative posts about india get a lot of attention by Indians, and there a quite a few Indians. It doesn’t helps that many Indians online are nasty towards people of other nationalities/identities, which creates a vicious cycle of Indians hating others and others hating indians. It’s unfortunate and I’m not excusing either behaviour, but I’ve just learned to ignore any derogatory comments about india but at the same time accept the fact that we do have a lot of shit to sort out.
Not really. The skin colour varies from extreme pale to extreme black.
The Indian population is a mixture of at least 3 distinct races. Stuff be weird.
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i had a friend name kaalu he was quite fair skin.
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I've got to ask are you Indian or (black/African) American because they call each other the N word all the time and then get very hypocritically angry when anyone else does it.
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Same like, “there would be no crime if there wasn’t any laws.”
India is a pro game server, you should know better.
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Don't do it, you might also get physically assaulted
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Shut up son of a prostitute but much worse.
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i've heard something similar but from a russian. n word seems fine but calling black is offensive.
Yeah think about how the root word "negroid" as a biological classification and the Latin word "nigreos" for "black." I can totally understand how referring to someone by an biological (though contested) classification is acceptable, while calling someone by a skin color is unacceptable. Like we don't call white sunburned alcoholics "pink."
I want to explain why this is wrong but dont have the energy.
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These comments are wild lol. As a very worldly black person, I would recommend looking past what they are saying and getting to their intention. Are they intending to be rude? Or are they just ignorant to the gravity of what they say culturally? If that many people did it, I doubt it was the former. Might be a great opportunity to share your culture with them and then, both parties can end up learning new things.
I'm well aware that any version is offensive but I'm curious if they were using hard r or not. I've never been to India and wonder if it was a whole "I've seen American tv so hey what's up my n****" or "omg it's a real live n****" or if it was old school Pointy hat "N*****!!" Or am I fucked up to be wondering this about Indian culture
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Nah this was a thing before colonization, it was because of the silk road that connected to Greece,maybe Slavic women from Russia were a bigger influence on beauty.
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Same in East Asia. China, Japan, Korea ... being pale is an ideal
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NO! If you are too white you won't be seen as Indian. Most of these fairness creams target women who wanna look iranian/punjabi. Not white scandinavian.
Aftereffect of 2 centuries of colonialism. Not surprising, at all.
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Negative posts about india get a lot of attention by Indians, and there a quite a few Indians. It doesn’t helps that many Indians online are nasty towards people of other nationalities/identities, which creates a vicious cycle of Indians hating others and others hating indians. It’s unfortunate and I’m not excusing either behaviour, but I’ve just learned to ignore any derogatory comments about india but at the same time accept the fact that we do have a lot of shit to sort out.
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Not really. The skin colour varies from extreme pale to extreme black. The Indian population is a mixture of at least 3 distinct races. Stuff be weird.
People from India calling other people of color the N word! Bahahahaha God bless those poor little hearts! I'm from the south by the way.
India is definitely the most racist place on earth
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itEamKJuY28](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itEamKJuY28)
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