Pouncey: Players don't think Incognito is racist

[Pappy13]

Using the N-word in general is considered racist.

You haven't hung around with many black people have you. 

[Cathal]

^^^ Yeah, it should be modified so that only if a white person uses the N-word then it's considered racist.

[CF DolFan]

^^^ Yeah, it should be modified so that only if a white person uses the N-word then it's considered racist.

In this day and age so does the white younger crowd. The lines are being blurred all the time with each multi-racial generation.

[mecadonzilla]

It's been my experience that white people who cite black people who say the N word to each other as a reason they can also speak it, are just flat out bigots who are dying to use the word themselves.  But then again, I've lived most of my life in the South surrounded by dumbass bigots who are dying to call any black person the N word for any reason possible.  They are just upset they can't get in the N word action.

[pondwater]

It's been my experience that white people who cite black people who say the N word to each other as a reason they can also speak it, are just flat out bigots who are dying to use the word themselves.  But then again, I've lived most of my life in the South surrounded by dumbass bigots who are dying to call any black person the N word for any reason possible.  They are just upset they can't get in the N word action.

More like the hypocrisy of doing something and then telling someone of a different color that they can't do the same thing. The true definition of racism and discrimination.

[el diablo]

More like the hypocrisy of doing something and then telling someone of a different color that they can't do the same thing. The true definition of racism and discrimination.

I'm sorry. Has not being able to use the N word kept you out of jobs, restaurants, schools, or neighborhoods? Has it somehow followed you around  a store? Has it detained you, accused you of stealing after you've shown receipt? Has it robbed you of rights guaranteed by the constitution? When any of these apply, then it still only scratches the surface of the definition of racism.

Remember there is no law preventing you from saying it. You can say it whenever, to whomever you want. The difference now, is that the colored folk have a right to not accept it anymore. So where's the racism or hypocrisy in that? Or is it that it'd morally its not accepted now? But back in the day it was both legal & moral. Because blacks were seen as less than human.

So again, has not being able to use the N word somehow made you less than human? Has it oppressed you?

[Fau Teixeira]

More like the hypocrisy of doing something and then telling someone of a different color that they can't do the same thing. The true definition of racism and discrimination.

no-one is telling you you can't toss the n bombs around at will .. go for it ..  .. do it everywhere .. do it at work, school .. the supermarket .. noone will stop you

[VidKid]

Article from ex-dolphin lineman:

http://mmqb.si.com/2013/11/07/richie-incognito-jonathan-martin-dolphins-lydon-murtha/?eref=sihp

[pondwater]

no-one is telling you you can't toss the n bombs around at will .. go for it ..  .. do it everywhere .. do it at work, school .. the supermarket .. noone will stop you

Oh, now bury our head in the sand let's pretend that there's not a double standard when it comes to race. The funny part is that you don't even try to see the double standard and the hypocrisy. White people that say n***** in any context are racist while blacks can use it with impunity. Conversely, I have never heard a white person say "creepy ass cracker", which is a racial slur also. But somehow it's use by a black person is defended by other blacks. Miss Black America, BET, NAACP, and the UNCF are all somehow OK to have for blacks. Try that shit with Caucasians and there will be a revolt. Black hypocrisy and a sense of entitlement to things that only they can have as payback for slavery and racism in the past. None of these problems will be solved with black revenge.