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Is Rat A Racist Term When Used To Non Asians Not With Racist Intentions


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Some people compare it to the N word but then wasn't that word created specifically to degrade black people. A rat was a rodent before it became a racist slur in an isolated part of the world.

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EDIT: I misread the title and thought you meant to Asians as well. To non Asians(and that includes all Asians, west or east) it is not a racist term, but it is derogatory still. I just jumped to it being about Asians because I see so much "Calling Rap Monster, Rat monster isn't racist!" here on OH and lol 

 

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Yes it is. Just look up Anti-Japanese propaganda done by the "Allied Forced" in WWII. And further, Anti-Vietnamese propaganda later on. After you see that and still think rat isn't a racist term when used towards Asians guess what.. you are racist.

 

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Also the N word wasn't "made up" to be a racist term wtf. It was taken from the word Niger from the country in Africa, or the word Negro is Spanish meaning black color.

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It's just an insult in general. Like literally what person born in this generation connect that to some short term slang from the 60s and 70s. People are doing the most

 

After you see that and still think rat isn't a racist term when used towards Asians guess what.. you are racist.

 

 

.......I'm a Vietnamese living in US and I don't see how it's specifically racist so....guess I'm racist to myself? :imstupid: :imstupid:
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It's just an insult in general. Like literally what person born in this generation connect that to some short term slang from the 60s and 70s. People are doing the most

 

.......I'm a Vietnamese living in US and I don't see how it's specifically racist so....guess I'm racist to myself? imstupid.pngimstupid.png

wthplz.png Guess so. Internalized racism is a thing ya know. 

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Yes it is. Just look up Anti-Japanese propaganda done by the "Allied Forced" in WWII. And further, Anti-Vietnamese propaganda later on. After you see that and still think rat isn't a racist term when used towards Asians guess what.. you are racist.

 

jap-trap.jpg

Also the N word wasn't "made up" to be a racist term wtf. It was taken from the word Niger from the country in Africa, or the word Negro is Spanish meaning black color.

 

I'm Vietnamese myself but until I joined OH I literally never knew that rat was a racist term against us. I always thought that rat used in the colloquial sense meant that someone was a snitch.

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nope. it's just racism. just like how being rude to men isn't "reverse sexism", it's just sexist.

I agree with you. I use internalized racism when talking to people who think it's impossible to be racist to your own race because it makes it easier for them to understand that you can take racist thoughts into your own way of thinking about yourself and your own race.

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Yes it is. Just look up Anti-Japanese propaganda done by the "Allied Forced" in WWII. And further, Anti-Vietnamese propaganda later on. After you see that and still think rat isn't a racist term when used towards Asians guess what.. you are racist.

 

jap-trap.jpg

Also the N word wasn't "made up" to be a racist term wtf. It was taken from the word Niger from the country in Africa, or the word Negro is Spanish meaning black color.

Please shut the fuck up. You have no idea about the n word history and just pulling shit out of your ass. Stay in your lane.

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I agree with you. I use internalized racism when talking to people who think it's impossible to be racist to your own race because it makes it easier for them to understand that you can take racist thoughts into your own way of thinking about yourself and your own race.

i'm sorry but those people are in denial. or they don't know the definition of racism. sad.unsure.png

 

Not to non-asians, because the word has other meanings. The N word doesn't really have other meanings...

it was used for irish people as well.

Please shut the fuck up. You have no idea about the n word history and just pulling shit out of your ass. Stay in your lane.

he's not wrong tho...

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Please shut the fuck up. You have no idea about the n word history and just pulling shit out of your ass. Stay in your lane.

This is an open forum, I can say and post whatever I want and your response is incredibly rude and unnecessary. If you supposedly know more than me about the origin of the N word, please, I'd love to hear it. 

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wthplz.png Guess so. Internalized racism is a thing ya know.

Lmaooooooooooo

 

I was born in Vietnam and I just came back from there on vacation. So....I hate myself....? :imstupid: Really you're just basically saying people don't agree with you is racist or internalized racist :imstupid:

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This is an open forum, I can say and post whatever I want and your response is incredibly rude and unnecessary. If you supposedly know more than me about the origin of the N word, please, I'd love to hear it.

 

 

You have internet. It not that hard to research about the origin of the N word. Stop asking people to do your homework for you. Yes, this is a opening forum, but it sometimes best to stay in your lane about things that you are clearly ignorant about.

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no, i think it's only racist when it's used to an asian person, with racist intentions

 

(i'm asian american)

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