This racial stuff can sometimes be a bit complicated

There are numerous un-written rules on what people can and can't do.......what groups you can and can't upset.

As an example...... The N word can be used in a vast number of contexts. (Friendly, humerous, artistic, hateful ect ect ect)

A comedian can make exaggerated fun of a person with a Norfolk accent including the obligatory pig f**king or family f**king references when he does the accent.

If the same comedian does exactly the same stereotype of an Asian person he would be burned at the stake.

Yet the Norfolk stereotype and the Asian stereotype are both groups of people.

Why is one completely acceptable and even deemed funny yet another group totally unacceptable?

In either case the comedian is attacking a group of people with the exact same humour premise (premiss)

Posted By: usacanary, Nov 17, 17:58:44