For the record...what Black people call one another has nothing to do with a shit-eating wop like Tarentino.
They call one another grease-balls and guinea all the time....but you best believe a Black person better not call them that.
Jews call New York Hymie town themselves....but look how they STILL beat on Jesse Jackson for using that term 30 years ago.
This ain't got shit to do with hypocrisy.
Obviously - and this appears to be your problem - you can not differentiate between the movies and real life. (<--
this is the same problem some BW have with Black actors who marry white women btw)
All the examples you gave reflect real-life exchanges, not movies exchanges.
In the movies, Blacks
do call Italians wops and guineas (think New Jack City) to their face, crackers, spics etc...and Jews use Kike, n-word etc...Hispanics uses gringo, n-word, Jews, etc..all quite liberally.
Having said that, if we are to engage you in
your confused assertion that Art
IS real life (particularly Art as wild as Quentin's imagination), doesn't Tarrantino's characters - both Black and White - then merely reflect a segment of the population that might use the N-word in real life? Hit-men, drug dealers, Cleaners, criminals, etc.
By the same token, the fact that Director Fuqua wrote his characters to angrily say the N-word as often as they did, is he also reflecting that Black men use the n-word this freely to each other in real life, particularly since you said above this is "what Black people call one another"? Obviously, you use the word a lot (
we know for a fact you type it in insult on this board)
There are many Black men who don't use it btw, so might they not be offended by Fuqua's use, even though you're giving him a pass because some Black men call each other that?
And are you mad at Tarrantino for only his White characters using it, and give his Black characters a pass? Where does the "racist" distinction with him lie with you?
"cancel that bitch" haha
