Don't start that argument here. You know very well why that is and if you dont I suggest reading a book on America's black rights history. You're also exaggerating. I've never someone who has reacted that way.

On the other hand, while racism is a terrible thing, I think it's unfair to ban words completely. Prejudice, like most things, are contextual. Not being able to say nigga or faggot doesn't stop prejudice, it just stops people from using two words to convey this prejudice. The words aren't the issue, the people are.

I've known plenty of people who use these words in a non-offensive manner, and while they could use other words, why restrict them from expressing themselves the way they want to express themselves. Oh, because "people may be offended" by those words? Yes, let's just give free reign to the people who have such thin skin that they can't handle the use of one word. That's fair to the majority of people who really don't care either way.