[ SECRET POST #2591 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2591 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, and in England "spaz" is a derogatory term, whereas in the US it is almost never used as such. Does that mean USers are no longer allowed to use that word?

[(Anonymous)]

"almost never used as such" doesn't make a derogatory term magically not derogatory. I'm pretty sure lots of kids don't mean to use "gay" in a derogatory slur against homosexuals when they use it to mean something is bad or ridiculous, but it still is.

/American who knows damn well that 'spaz' is derogatory

[riddian]

"Spaz" was always considered fairly derogatory and not a good word to use in the part of the US I've always lived in. Fairly mild and mostly used by kids in a joking way, mind you, but still insensitive, and you'd better believe the kids know it is.