Hulk Hogan Tearfully Begs For Forgiveness After N-word Rant That Cost Him His Career: ‘There's Not A

Zyzz said:
No lie I feel bad for dude. One of the most known wrestlers to ever exist and his history was wiped over something that seemed as a mistake and not racist IMO

kinda sad for all that hard work to be thrown away
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I understand we all mess up and no one is perfect. But, how exactly wasn't this racist lol ?
 
He gets no pass from me. Might as well go full heel and cash some Tea Party speaking engagement checks. Maybe Trump will give him a job. Meh. I feel no sympathy for dude.
 
superblyTRIFE said:
SMH @ The Hulkster trying to make it so NOBODY can say the word. Not saying I'm all for the word or anything. But essentially he's saying that other people say it too, which lowkey minimizes his own actions.

What a douche.
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White man giveth, and the white man taketh away

PLVN said:
MR HIGHNESS said:
Macho Man Randy Savage and The Ultimate Warrior has got to be laughing at him right now from Heaven.
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Warrior is probably in hell
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Papa Shango's curse lives on :lol:
 
Dathbgboy said:
White man giveth, and the white man taketh away
 
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I don't know why I read this in an Uncle Ruckus voice but I did. 
 
ksteezy said:
Really?...so why is the word so widely used in hiphop, being that in some places people can't even rap along to the lyrics...seriously asking, because I've never come across anyone in a party, lounge or whatever dropping the word during a song...so maybe it is an NY thing...

It's ironic that a word that is supposed to be so offensive to black peeps, is so strongly enforced by black hiphop artists everywhere....don't you guys think the censorship of the word should start with those that are in a better position to influence change?
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ksteezy said:
Really?...so why is the word so widely used in hiphop, being that in some places people can't even rap along to the lyrics...seriously asking, because I've never come across anyone in a party, lounge or whatever dropping the word during a song...so maybe it is an NY thing...

It's ironic that a word that is supposed to be so offensive to black peeps, is so strongly enforced by black hiphop artists everywhere....don't you guys think the censorship of the word should start with those that are in a better position to influence change?
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Another example of you having NO sense of reality......
 
Zyzz said:
No lie I feel bad for dude. One of the most known wrestlers to ever exist and his history was wiped over something that seemed as a mistake and not racist IMO

kinda sad for all that hard work to be thrown away
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LOL @ feeling bad for that dude **** him
 
Zyzz said:
No lie I feel bad for dude. One of the most known wrestlers to ever exist and his history was wiped over something that seemed as a mistake and not racist IMO

kinda sad for all that hard work to be thrown away
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:lol:

Dude literally said his daughter can only date a black if he's 7 feet and plays in the NBA.

This is deeper than him just saying the N Word. His words would have been just as racist if he replaced n...r with colored or even simply black man.

Look at these Uncle Thomas *** ****** in 2015 still being empathetic to the white man's hatred :lol:. I will never understand that self hate bruh.
 
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ksteezy said:
The word is used in majority of every hiphop songs ever written, like I said...I understand abolishing it from your social vocab...I agree with you, as we get older we should be more educated than that and not use it when socializing even if you grew up using that word with your friends, but as an adult vibing to some Kanye, Jay-z, Nas, Etc....you gonna lose respect for someone vibing to a dope track? Think they uneducated ?...but not hold the artist accountable because he is black?...double standards much?
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What makes you think he respects the rappers that say it?

And are you really using the argument that rappers say it, so it must be ok? So drugs and misogyny are ok too? I'm sure that would go over well with a kids parents. Wiz and Rocky do it, so it's ok.
 
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I hope that clown looses the rest of his hair he is clingin on to.

Rap artists saying the word does not make it ok for anyone to say it. Its ignorant to use rap as an excuse. Rap is just used as an outlet for some people to say the word that they can't say otherwise.

Don't forget where that word came from and the pain that is still felt today.
 
Mister Friendly said:
If Brooke marries a Black guy and has a baby would it help redeem Hulk Hogan in the eyes of the public?
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What does that have to do with being responsible for the words coming out of his mouth? Actually, what does that do to reverse how he feels about black people? Nothing.
 
TimidTebow said:
There's a huge difference between the N word with an a at the end and the N word w the r at the end. I honestly don't care but if u call me the one with the r at the end we may have a problem.
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so if a white officer ( with just cause) says, " lemme see some ID ****a " you wont feel offended?
 
Why would his daughter having a mixed child negate what he said or make him seem any less racist? Has to be one of the worst questions in your history of naive questions.

This is clearly a situation of remorse because he got caught, nothing more. **** Hulk.

And people use the words racists all the time on NT when prejudices should be the operative word. Everyone has prejudices, even if they are subconscious. Racism has an institutional and disfranchisement component that not all people can adhere to, it's specific to one group in this country. 
 
I'm not seeing how some folks are saying they can't see why what he said was racist when he LITERALLY said "I am racist.. to an extent"
 
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