Anonymous #1 1d

I think it’s because when a black person call a white person a “cracker” and when the white person responds by saying the n word, somehow the white person automatically a racist even tho the black person also used a offensive slur

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Anonymous #2 1d

I’m white and I kinda just find cracker to be funny there’s no real weight behind cracker at all

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Anonymous #3 1d

Yeah that’s my point white people find racism funny, but most non white people get offended by racism

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Anonymous #2 1d

If you won’t even say the other word I think we know which one is worse lol

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Anonymous #4 1d

Literally, they proved in that choice why their own argument makes no sense. If one of these things is ok to say and the other isnt then clearly someone has a right to be upset and someone doesnt

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Anonymous #4 1d

Yikyak will ban you if you say it

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Anonymous #2 1d

Right so theres a general agreement about which word is worse

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Anonymous #4 1d

In todays world both are equally as wrong one is just reacted to worse, it is equally as wrong for a person of color to racially attack a white person as it is for a white person to racially attack a person of color, in the end all should be loved🙃

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Anonymous #6 1d

I’m sorry but as a white person they are not equally worse. White people continue to benefit from systemic racism. We do not live in a post-racial world. Things pointed to as “reverse racism” are normally just reactions to normal racism.

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Anonymous #6 1d

Yeah exactly, we need to stop focusing on racial issues and come together, at the end of the day we’re all humans

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Anonymous #4 1d

Being rude to a person is being rude to a person, all evil is evil. And the only thing that could be considered reverse racism is the act of not being racist at all. Your context of reverse racism is just racism partaken by a person of color, racism is racism no matter what color or lack there-of that person is.

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Anonymous #6 1d

Prejudice and racism are not the same things, it would benefit you to know the difference. Racism is alive and well, and the only reason you think it isn’t an issue is because you’ve never dealt with it

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Anonymous #2 1d

Yeah because white people aren’t systemically discriminated against…

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Anonymous #10 20h

Yeah like cracker is a made up slur with no weight, it’s like calling someone a florgle or other made up word. That’s why it doesn’t bother anyone. The n word, on the other hand, has significant weight due to its history

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Anonymous #11 19h

I do want to add on that cracker actually comes from “whip cracker” like, an overseer or plantation owner who would physically abuse enslaved black people. So it’s not that it doesn’t have a history or that it doesn’t carry even a negative connotation, but it’s not degrading in the same way, it’s a long-held reaction to horrific extremes of racism.

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