More Hayes racism?

Firstly please don't call me kid, I'm a man, I don't enjoy being looked down upon. Secondly your grammar and general ideas of how something like this works leaves a very simple minded view of the world taste in my mouth. Things do not work the way you percieve them, sir. Now seeing as how this is the internet, you could claim to have 6 degrees from various Ivy league schools, but it doesn't mean jack. One's education is constantly demonstrated, it's not just pulled out for dispaly when needed.

Now to the topic at hand. Well I guess I should start with the fact that you need to not paint the world with such a broad brush. So because some black people use the n word in an endearing fashion to each other, does that mean that every black person enjoys that word? Does every black person not feel offended when it's used? So because of the actions of a people in his race Mark Henry must sit idley by and be offended? It doesn't work like that my friend. Now I know you were harping on the fact that it's a word that is common in the black community. Yes the word has flourished in popular culture, but the context is very much so different then the way Hayes used the word. When someone usually uses the n-word, it's an endearing term for there friend. Hayes used it to imply he was more black then Henry. Hayes is implying that he can use this word because he represents and feels black culture more then Henry. No doubt this was in a joking manner, but I can see the hurt this would cause. Telling someone they're detached and non-representative of their race? That's got to hurt.

Now I could sit here and go on for days about the debate over the use of the word at all, but that's not what we're discussing. Although I really am troubled at your clear animosity towards blacks, your post just reeks of it. I suggest you open your eyes sir, and realize that you're generalizing and you are speaking for people with whom you have no touch on.