@SexyJazzCat: lol no. When did I say that?

@SexyJazzCat: If the joke/slur involves mocking a race or/and religion that has been a victim of genocide and if you meet the basic traits of a decent person, Yes.

@SexyJazzCat: probably because it's the fundamental trait of being a decent human being to take offense in downgrading of fellow humans irrespective of the fact if one belongs to the target clan or religion.

@Duke_Nuk3m: let me make a joke video about killing chrisrians in 9/11 and boston bombing Let's see if your above 100 IQ protects you from being offended.

@slizzer1986: I thought of the same thing when I saw the camera angles and the texture during the combat.

Apology not accepted, because it isn't just about that it offended others, it should have offended you in the first place to think of it. Now GFY poopiepie.

If it was a brown or black guy on YouTube made similar style videos "solely for entertainment purpose" with some random redneck holding a sign in arabic or hindi or urdu that he can't read targeting 9/11 or Boston bombing as humor, that channel would have been banned for good and the guy will be on "to be droned" list effective immediately. I'm sure interrogators would have taken into consideration his "I'm an entertainer and I create humor" explanation and all the "freedom of speech" panderers will be losing their skittles asking for his death penalty.

Just as the above is incredibly inappropriate, offensive, derogatory and not even remotely funny, so are the videos by poopiepie. He should be thankful that they didn't ban him from YouTube, just parted business relationships.

@DeviantCode: *slowclap*

@dominoodle: Not for racists-in-denial

@dominoodle: Oh, I see. In that case he IS racist and ignorant at the same time. I had not visited twitter. Apologies.

Edit: I just saw his profile. It seems like he was talking to his own friend whom he hangs out with. I'm from Philly and I've seen tons of white people adopt the phrase while growing up and hanging out among their black friends (who use it among themselves). They use it in the same context as two black people would, and not in a derogatory manner. I don't know if that is right or wrong, except when it is clearly used to insult and downgrade another individual based on race.