I never insinuated that an African country should change its name. Those are
your words, not mine.
I am well aware that a latin word to describe the color black is "niger". I am
also aware that a big portion of the American people would have an issue with
renaming the color black to niger. Since you're so fond of wikipedia, may
I direct your attention to this page, please: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigger
I never insinuated that an African country should change its name. Those are
your words, not mine.
I am well aware that a latin word to describe the color black is "niger". I am
also aware that a big portion of the American people would have an issue with
renaming the color black to niger. Since you're so fond of wikipedia, may
I direct your attention to this page, please: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigger
I see a big diffrence in those worlds it is number of "g" in the world so I do
not see those words being the same Really how those two can be mistaken...
I never insinuated that an African country should change its name. Those are
your words, not mine.
I am well aware that a latin word to describe the color black is "niger". I am
also aware that a big portion of the American people would have an issue with
renaming the color black to niger. Since you're so fond of wikipedia, may
I direct your attention to this page, please: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigger
I see a big diffrence in those worlds it is number of "g" in the world so I do
not see those words being the same Really how those two can be mistaken...
P.S.
Too bad you don't know polish but this family of beetles have very very politically
incorrect polish name of them. But I'm unable to correctly translate this
to english.
https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Czarnuchowate
I see a big diffrence in those worlds it is number of "g" in the world so I do
not see those words being the same Really how those two can be mistaken...
Probably that was just a joke, but anyway... Those can be mistaken even more
easily than native English speakers writing "would of" instead of "would have"
or "would've", or missing all the periods and commas and capital letters
(except when shouting their insignificant opinions), or thinking silicon and
silicone are the same thing. Etc.
The last example perhaps being most comparable to the nig[g]er -case, as in both
cases, there is at least something common behind the different but similar looking
words. But overall, the idea was to emphasize how poorly educated (or poorly
learned) or those with reading issues (like dyslexia etc.) can so easily mix
up things, and then things happen. Sometimes hilarious , sometimes up to (or
down to?) murderous.
Poland, w. Wielkopolskie
USA, Texas
Finland, Uusimaa
, sometimes up to (or