Why do Black people explode upon hearing the N word, yet consistently use it themselves?

This is a pretty low effort bait

Race car is race car backwards

They wanna feel special and believe that they own something probably

This is prob bait

I've always thought there's issue with this different ruling. Literally every person who speaks English will at some point ask the question - why can they do it but I can't? Decades pass, same question arises, and big enough portion of people don't just go 'yeah ok'. It continues being a topic forever, as long as the word is "allowed" to use by one group.

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