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- #501
Read the rest of my post. It's not my fault your reading comprehension is lacking. The previous poster asked for an example of when white people are ever referred to as monkeys. I gave one. I wasn't excusing the actions of this racist woman, in fact I decried them in the previous paragraph and said she should be banned. I was just correcting the misconception that monkey is exclusively a racist insult. We all know it carries more weight when used towards a black person.
You have just started a big promotion in a new employment in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Part of the perks is you get two new interns at your work. They both get you coffees, run errands, and do assorted menial chores for you. You jokingly refer to them both as your 'slaves'.
One is white. The other is black.
Same thing? Or something totally different?
Context is nearly as important as intent mate. I see you kinda get it here in this post, but lets not try and suggest (as you did above) that calling a white guy a monkey and a black guy a monkey carries the same context, even when the intent is otherwise pure.