I think he just tries to be a rebel
This.Never got why calling someone a **** is any different to using Scot and the like - unless used in a derogatory way then what's the problem?
I would have to agree (at whats the problem here?). I called my black friend at uni a ****** all the time and he never had any problems with it. It was always said in jest. In fact he used to answer 'no im not the ******, he is over there' in reference to one of my other friends who has very dark skin.
Soon you wont be able to call a woman a woman in fear of being sexist.
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Same idea, gingers get a lot of jip about their hair, so same difference really...

Anyone else also starting to prefer Harry over William or is it just me?
The dude rocks
Never got why calling someone a **** is any different to using Scot and the like - unless used in a derogatory way then what's the problem?
Really? I would have thought the difference was blindingly obvious, but I guess I am wrong. Oddly enough if a word is used for years as a derogatory insult it tends to get associated with that. And for years the word **** was generally used as an insult (and normally to anyone with the right colour skin rather than people just from Pakistan). Hence why **** is not really considered a word to be used in polite company any more. Simple really, it really does suprise me that some people can't grasp that.
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