Racial Sl*rs Tierlist
Before YouTube sends me to the shadow realm let me just say this is an educational video made to inform the viewers about racial discrimination and is in no way meant to be a guide to being a more efficient racist. Alright now that we have that out of the way lets get into the good stuff. Today we are going to be talking about racial sl*rs and ranking them based on their offensiveness and the likelihood that it will cost you your job. ill try to keep them varied so its not just the same sl*r with 8 times, and before we get into it because of YouTube content id algorithm we are going to be putting them through captchas when they are up on screen but everyone watching should be human so that shouldn’t be an issue…. Right?
Let’s get right into it and let me just say this is obviously a race for second place as the first-place spot is going to be the n word. If you look at a racist’s keyboard you will see the N I G E and R keys are the most faded and I’m 99% sure its not because they spend all day arguing about the social and political climate of the African country of Niger. It originates from the Latin for black but during the slave trade in the 17th century it began to be picked up as a sl*r and would be used in common language until the late 20th century where it was decided collectively that we shouldn’t say it. The Merriam webster dictionary rates it as the most offensive sl*r in English history so even the dictionary agrees with the number one spot. And it probably goes without saying that if you say this in any context you are going to be unemployed before the r even leaves your lips.
Next we have the fruit sl*rs which when I read it first I thought they were taking the pinn too but no fruit sl*rs are real and its to do with minorities who want to be white like bananas for Asians who are yellow on the outside and white on the inside, coconuts is the same for brown people and apples which is for native Americans who are red on the outside and white on the inside. Imagine trying to be hateful and calling someone a banana I would probably just look at you confused more than anything, actually, I was wondering what to do for 5k subs and seeing as how im basically anonymous I figure ill throw you a bone and ill do a minority reveal, so we have something to look forward to, so if you haven’t already then go ahead and subscribe. For the fruit sl*rs we are going to put them in the 10th spot as to be honest more people would just be confused than offended if you called them a fruit sl*r and you are most likely not even going to be getting a HR email never mind getting fired. Ill add that chocolate ice or ice cream bar is the same as fruit sl*rs but for black people so the more you know.
Then we have the sl*r for Indians mostly for Hindus which is p4j**t which originates from the name Paiji and the fact that a lot of Indian names end in jeet. Its used against Indian males due to stereotypes associated with Indian men online such as they are extremely horny and they are very nationalistic, true or not they have been associated with the name and now is used in a derogatory fashion. In a similar vain Muj**t is the Indian response to Indian Muslims which is obviously derived from the Paj**t sl*r but with the Mu prefix. If you call an Indian person a Paj**t or a muj**t they tend to get pretty offended so I’m going to put it higher up on the list maybe in 3rd place although it could be displaced and I guess ill put mujeet in with it as well as they are two sides of the same rupee. This one is a bit hit or miss on if you are going to get fired, work in tech with a lot of Indians then yea probably you are cooked but if you are blue collar you might just get some laughs.
Fuzzy Wuzzy, yes fuzzy wuzzy is a sl*r which is used disparagingly against Eritrean and Sudanese Africans. It originates from a poem by the same name that describes the respect that British soldiers had for the Eritreans and Sudanese who fought for the British army and relates to their hair being frizzy. So originally it had positive connotations but over time it became more and more associated with anti-African racism which is just life, I guess