FAG, NIGGER and The View

FAG it's a three Letter Word
NIGGER it's a six Letter Word
Both are used to define a community of people
Both are Negative
Both discriminate
Both are socially acceptable
Both are socially unacceptable
Both incite derogatory slurs and hate

Now here is my opinion of these words, They suck. At the same time, I've accepted there in the dictionary and people are going to use them weather or not I like it. I do agree that hate is hate. I'll never be the one sit around and condone hate but at the same time I think both of the very community in which these HATEFUL words Define are equally at fault for the words use and equally as stupid as those who use them.

I don't believe in this bullshit, I hear spun round by both these communities.
" I can use it because I'm BLACK"
" I can use it because I'm GAY"

If a gay tells another gay " Your a Fag" or calls a straight person " Fag" well that is no big deal there "GAY". Yet if a straight person says those things, it's considered the roots of HATE.  The same could be said of a black. If one black says " Whats Up Nigger" to another black person. No big deal it's just a greeting a happy hey how you doing but if a white person says that, well there a Racist Bastard. Despite the exact same context being used if the non-gay or white person says it all of a sudden it's a hate crime.

Am I judging the entire community of Blacks or the Entire Community of Gays, Nope. That would make me a rather large douche bag and a little hypocritical seeing as one of my greatest friends is not only Black, He's Gay.

There is homophobia happening with in the LGBT community itself and racism happening with in the Black community itself. It's my thought and opinion that believe unless these words are eradicated out of the vary community that complains about them being used as hate worlds then the continued use of those words outside of the very communities will always be seen as somewhat socially acceptable and not as big of a deal as the very communities want the world to see them as.

This being said, I don't agree with racism and I don't agree with homophobia. I think both the communities themselves and the a community outside have a level of responsibility  in stoping both racism and homophobia. Neither can expect either to change without being willing to change themselves.