The N word is in songs and people can't sing it though, I'm mean I'm just using their logic
Delusive angie @delusive_angie10
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it's a brummy word, birmingham has it's own language? i know it's hard to understand the accent like but really?
Oh okay he’s speaking on that then. He hasn’t actually said it tonight. He’s trying his best to defend itYesterday
i swear devon or he mentioned something about acting and taurian, like a career, i may have been stoned - but if she wants to be an actress, or later on a family member becomes famous, this will follow her. good.
I'll never understand why they don't just say I fed up and I'm sorry. There always a but.
So that Rebecca and mm are talking about Alicia, this can only mean 1 thing, they must fancy her
Like when people find people's tweets from 12 years ago. Itll be TikTok's they find
because they're not sorry. they're so not sorry they can't even pretend they're sorry
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It's not fing hard. Yes, a lot of us over a certain age likely said it in childhood and our younger years, but as we matured we came to understand that it is offensive, derogatory and a hurtful slur. Stop trying to defend it, stop trying to say "it's ok in American slang" or "they used it on a TV show once". You know better, so either own it and say "I know it's wrong, but I don't give a do" or apologise and do better.
fs.
whats the @?
mary.mm6788
mary.mm6788
It's not a Brummie word unless you're an ableist, ignorant sack of s who comes from Birmingham.
Absolutely laughable attempt at an excuse. 
That fing idiot, snakey t Michelle bagpipes is in Mary's.
Yeah, I said what I said in here the other day and I ain't taking that back. I meant what I said so do anybody who has a problem with it.
What did you say? Say it again Iv forgot
I don't remember what you said either, but yeah! do him/her/them/it/that.
constant defelction. using social justice as a weapon and a shield