‘It’s the N—–s’: Girls Forced to Leave School Over Racist Rant

Once again, what is OK from blacks is not OK from anyone else

"The Huffington Post reports that a pair of Florida high school girls caught in a Youtube rant against black people have left their school and apologized. The girls had previously been the target of death threats over their video

The video itself is apparently a response to hate mail that the primary speaker in the video got over a “racist post.” Much of that hate mail, ironically enough, also contains racial slurs, with several people calling the girl either a “s–c“ or ”dirty taco eater,“ and one even targeting Hispanics for their Catholicism by accusing her of following ”pedophile priests.”

The girls also make a seemingly inconsistent attempt to disavow any hatred for black people, claiming instead that they only hate black people who “can’t talk right“ and ”drop out of high school” in order to go on welfare, raise children and “work at McDonald’s.”

Midway through the video, the girls begin dropping the n-word, though in a bewildering twist, they do so in order to explain why they’re not racist. “It’s not even black people themselves, it’s the n——s, there’s a difference,” the girls say in synchronicity.

“There’s black people, they’re fine, they’re educated, they go to school, they do what they have to do, then there’s n—–s, who can’t talk right, they keep having kids, they can’t get jobs, there’s a difference.” Later in the video, the girls clarify that “n—–s“ is a term of convenience for ”ghetto” black people.

Though the usage of the racial slur will undoubtedly shock some, this distinction does not originate with the girls in the video. Rather, it originates with black comedian Chris Rock:

“There’s a civil war going on with black people – there’s black people, and there’s n—–s, and every time black people want to have a good time, n—–s f–k it up,” Chris Rock says in the routine. “Man, I love black people, but I hate n—–s, I wish they’d let me join the Ku Klux Klan!”

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