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Because it’s liberating. The average white male in modern Western society labors, consciously or unconsciously, under a constant burden of fear and repression. Whether you’re the most self-neutered liberal or a staunch conservative, it’s hard not to feel to a certain degree repressed, whether or not such fear is justified. (What if I reveal an insensitive attitude towards women, minorities, or any oppressed group according to modern liberal orthodoxy? What if I slip up and unintentionally make an offensive joke or remark? What if friends, family, and coworkers shun me? What if I get fired, vilified, demonized, can’t get a girlfriend because they all think I’m racist, sexist...) Such fears are not even accepted by modern liberal orthodoxy as something to sympathize with. “Gee, you feel oppressed? Well, should’ve thought about that while you were LITERALLY ENSLAVING BLACK PEOPLE.AND RAPING WOMEN FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS. #fuckwhitepeople #onlywhitepeoplecanberacist #onlymencanbesexist•”. “Awww, does the white male feel oppressed because he’s asked to just be a decent person? Aw, how pathetic he is. Sorry, but I don’t care for white male fragility and the tears of white people.”

The word Nigger has become like the name of God for the Jews: it cannot be spoken, unless you are one of the sacred initiates, a priest, a black person yourself. To say Nigger nowadays as a non-black person is the ultimate blasphemy, the forbidden fruit, the great temptation. It’s interesting to consider how many people have begun to unironically come to racist and sexist views just because they hate modern liberal orthodoxy and constantly feeling infantilized and belittled. It’s also interesting to consider that for some here, saying Nigger is not even indicative of their political views. They may be tepid, lukewarm people who vote Democrat and sympathize with the sufferings of blacks. But they want to say it because they want to feel liberated. It is not even political, it is psychological.