@cassidyclown :niggavomit: #pullrequest #niggapullrequest

@cassidyclown merge it, this is very important

@Inginsub where is the nigga

@cassidyclown it's nigga vomit, not nigga vomiting

@Inginsub the vomit is red, show your working

@cassidyclown it's unacceptable, disturbing, or threatening color

@Inginsub I understand red vomit and it therefore doesn't disturb me. I'd be disturbed if someone threw up brown or black (traditional nigga colours).

@cassidyclown bad faith argument

@Inginsub bad faith definition - what we're going to have purple nigga emojis next? I have to draw the line somewhere.

@cassidyclown slippery slide fallacy

@Inginsub it has no qualia of nigga. It's not solely an "unacceptable, disturbing, or threatening color", although facets of it may fit that definition. I know what nigga is when I see it and this is not nigga.

@cassidyclown qualia are indescribable and inherently individual, just because you don't feel nigga doesn't mean everyone else doesn't

@Inginsub But we all call it "nigga" - we all know it when we see it. One might privately explore the internal experience of nigga - as your piece has sought to do. You can hang it on your wall and call it "niggavomit" but I cannot grant it legitimacy by entering it into the niggaregistry. I would be alienating the universal nigganess of nigga that everyone possesses and that brings us together in cyberian society.

@cassidyclown we have emoji with actual nonsense names, such as , :peeled-BNAN0040-0052:, , , , and they didn't destroy didn't destroy our society, they only made our bond stronger.

@Inginsub but these weren't uprooting long-held traditions and values. They were culture-forming entities, not culture-breaking entities.