[ SECRET POST #3079 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3079 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

But like

Clearly, people are capable of laughing at names for reasons that have nothing to do with race

So how is it racist, unless there's some way in which the jokes that they make specifically reference some racial feature of the name or something

Like, how is it racist, though

[(Anonymous)]

How... is it racist to mock foreign (especially non-white) names? For the reason that they sound so silly to you?

I mean, do I actually have to answer this?

[(Anonymous)]

Well, yeah. If some names are capable of just being silly names (which is clearly the case), why is it necessarily racist to say that some of those names that are coincidentally silly happen to be from non-white cultures?

I mean, yes, it's obviously racist if you're mocking all foreign names, or exclusively foreign names, or saying shit like "Sum Ting Wong" or whatever. But if you look at a person who laughs at both Cumberbatch and Shyamalan, I don't see why that's racist.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, please. Have a sense of humor. I know two guys with the last name Wang and another Ho and they can all take jokes about it. Of course there's a time and a place, but a little workplace banter never killed anyone.

[(Anonymous)]

"My black friend thinks it's hilarious when I use the n-word, therefore, racism is invalid!"

[(Anonymous)]

Yes please do. Because last time I checked, absolutely everyone with a name that's not really basic English gets that treatment. From French over German to Nordic and Eastern European names - but it somehow turns into racism just because the skin colour of the person with that name is a bit different. If anything, it's a case of ethnocentrism, not racism.

[(Anonymous)]

For fairness and balance I can inform you all that the English "Steve Cook" translates to erect penis ("stiv kukk") in Norwegian.

[(Anonymous)]

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Depends on how it's done. Like if you're gonna call Ryan Higa Ringrong Hinghong or something, yeah, that's fucking racist. If you're gonna call him Ryland Hiphop, there's not really a race issue there.

The Shamallama thing was definitely drawing on how Indian people sound to non-Indians, so it was pretty racist.