in my opinion, id say its ok for a white person to say the 'N' word, aslong as they dont use it offenceively
and also it works the other way,
if someone called me a cracka or a whiteboy or somethin
i wouldnt really care
id probably just say sup n***a or somethin like that

but i only say things like that with a friendly tone
and just with my friends who know im kidding when i say it

if i ever thought that someone was takin offence,
id stop straight away cos i wouldnt want to disrespect them
Podge_Boro Reviewed by Podge_Boro on . Tongue-in-cheek racism Hello all. I've noticed this increasing acceptance of tongue-in-cheek racism in modern times recently. So called 'offensive' comedies like South Park, Drawn Together and Family Guy are all funny because the apparent bigoted and racist humour is always tongue-in-cheek, ie. It's funny because the notion of racism is so ridiculous and ignorant. I'm just wondering, is this really a good thing? On one hand we're finally able to take a step back and laugh at how we humans can be so pathetic Rating: 5