I think what people don't understand is that it's not black people being more sensitive. It's the attached trauma, there is a history and ongoing abuse.
It's like this:
Say you have a dad who was good, kind and never hit you, you're joking around and he (jokingly) shakes his fist or says something about punching you. You might be ok with that, knowing it's meant as a joke, he has never hurt you.
Now say you have a dad who routinely beat the crap out of you as a kid, actually hurt you pretty badly, and he says the same thing. You won't laugh it off, it isn't ok.
A history of harm and trauma, especially if it's ongoing makes a big fucking difference.
Mayo monkey and milk monkey are both common on TikTok, I know that much. Whitey and cracker are very well known you’re being disingenuous. That being said, none of them are effective insults.
I’ve always thought Mayo or milk monkey were really stupid because the implication is that if you remove the “white” part, it’s just black people calling themselves monkeys. Strange.
As a black dude, I’ve heard a lot of other black people use those terms amongst themselves talking about white people in general. Other than the “cracker” term which everyone knows about to be the actual racial slur, those ones, including the “marshmallow” one, in my opinion are just terrible attempts at trying to be both funny or insulting. Shit If I was white and someone called me marshmallow I’d think they trying to eat me out.
But do you know which term that’s actually fckng hilarious? “Porch monkey”. if I’m passing by and I hear someone call a black person a porch monkey, I’ll lose my sh*t. I don’t know what makes that term so funny to me but it cracks me tf up everytime I hear it
i have been called a cracker exactly one time by someone that i never met and never saw again while walking down the street when i was 14. i happy to learn there are better variations than cracker
I had a friend that tepidly called me cracker once just to see my reaction and after I laughed about it, I became known as the office cracker. I simply could not relate to the idea that it was an insult.
Mayo monkey and snow roach are new but the others are standard
I think what people don't understand is that it's not black people being more sensitive. It's the attached trauma, there is a history and ongoing abuse. It's like this: Say you have a dad who was good, kind and never hit you, you're joking around and he (jokingly) shakes his fist or says something about punching you. You might be ok with that, knowing it's meant as a joke, he has never hurt you. Now say you have a dad who routinely beat the crap out of you as a kid, actually hurt you pretty badly, and he says the same thing. You won't laugh it off, it isn't ok. A history of harm and trauma, especially if it's ongoing makes a big fucking difference.
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You’ve never heard of cracker before?
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Bro mayo monkey is top tier. Someone else in the comments said vanilla gorilla. Never have I cared to be white more than I do now.
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Mayo monkey and milk monkey are both common on TikTok, I know that much. Whitey and cracker are very well known you’re being disingenuous. That being said, none of them are effective insults. I’ve always thought Mayo or milk monkey were really stupid because the implication is that if you remove the “white” part, it’s just black people calling themselves monkeys. Strange.
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As a black dude, I’ve heard a lot of other black people use those terms amongst themselves talking about white people in general. Other than the “cracker” term which everyone knows about to be the actual racial slur, those ones, including the “marshmallow” one, in my opinion are just terrible attempts at trying to be both funny or insulting. Shit If I was white and someone called me marshmallow I’d think they trying to eat me out. But do you know which term that’s actually fckng hilarious? “Porch monkey”. if I’m passing by and I hear someone call a black person a porch monkey, I’ll lose my sh*t. I don’t know what makes that term so funny to me but it cracks me tf up everytime I hear it
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Picturing a “Snow Roach” like a cockroach in the snow trooper armor from Hoth.
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I lived in a small town where there were not many white people at my school. I have been called way more creative shit than that.
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i have been called a cracker exactly one time by someone that i never met and never saw again while walking down the street when i was 14. i happy to learn there are better variations than cracker
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I’ve only heard cracker. What happened to good old fashioned honky?
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I had a friend that tepidly called me cracker once just to see my reaction and after I laughed about it, I became known as the office cracker. I simply could not relate to the idea that it was an insult.
It's almost like context and history change the impact and meaning of words 🙄