I hate to sound racist or classist (I'm really not), but certain speech mannerisms really bother me (in a pet peeve kind of way). My coworker is like 50 years old and says "mines" like he's 5.
I have no problem with slang but when people talk like they're.
A few examples: >mines >we was >you stupid (omitting "are" from things in general) >y'all >excessive use of word nigga >what she say
It is mostly either black people or Latinos who are obsessed with copying black people and sounding uneducated who do this. It bothers me more with the latter because it's faking the funk most of the time. Come on Latinos, do better if you don't want to be stereotyped as being stupid. There is zero benefit of you trying to act black.
agree. one of the main reasons i hate 99% of blacks.
the ones that can speak actual fucking english tend to be worthy of the title of human, but most of them are practically animals
Andrew Parker
I want to know what exactly is the appeal of talking like that. For black people I understand but when Latinos do it's just corny. And socially limiting themselves
because niggers and spics want to differentiate themselves from 'white' personally traits, like speaking grammatically correct, using correct pronunciation, working full time, paying taxes... etc. makes it REALLY easy to spot them, and such, avoid them.
Christopher Russell
I'm not really asking about black people though, I give them a pass because that shit was passed down for generations. But for Hispanics, there is really no excuse
Nathan Kelly
behavior is learned, not inherited, you mong...
Brayden Powell
In the case of black people, it is learned partially by their parents and older relatives.
But for Hispanics who have immigrant parents and don't live around a lot of blacks, they are clearly just copying rap music and black social media which is corny as fuck
