LOL, words have a meaning, if you use it wrongly that's not on me. If you consider ppl calling each other n-er insulting but not n-a that's your cultur problem. ETYMOLOGICALLY one is a respelling of the other thus they have EXACT SAME MEANING. Aight i'm off now, talking to a wall isn't my thing.
Yeh, yeh, nop. Read a book, that might help you, a lot.
It is the definition of an echo chamber. If every thread/comment w/e not following the trend gets censored or w/e else, it's not a diverse website and more likely propaganda/echo chamber.
Casualy defined leftist as brainwashed lol. You guys seem to love the "How to hate freespeech 101" course.
From your post it's pretty safe to assume that you're part of the lefties that are crying over meta dropping censorship against misinformation for community notes
want to take away rights from trans people, who want to kill trans kids, who want to make women second class citizens, who are incredibly racist, war-mongering, anti-science, etc?
Yet here you blatantly spread misinformation...
I'm interested in this, i left reddit due to that, if it's just a reddit 2.0 i'm better getting off. So far it looks samey.
too far gone
Where did you get the idea that i was american ? Etymologically, the -a variant is a respelling of the -er which i believe is the original. This respelling is due to the "ghetto" spelling like gangaster->gangsta, same thing different pronunciation.
Putting something like in the post for such a young age is unbelievable indeed but i had no issue with the concept of death is forever at 5.
Where is there anything to do with white ? I was talking about why n-a/er isn't banned and how saying -er should be banned while keeping the -a variant doesn't make sense. I am for freespeech to me nothing should be banned like that, i am by no means advocating for the cracker one.
It's a respelling banning one without banning the other doesn't make sense...
If you ban one you also ban the other. The -a is a respelling of -er, basically the same word.
I mean many use the n word between each other so that might be why an auto flag isn't implemented ?
