LA City Council bans N-word at public meetings, triggering legal threats

NY Post ^ | 8/02/25 | Samantha Olander

[Vaduz]

Indeed and has been for years black comedians have it as part of their acts as well as any bad word you can call a woman.

And the RAP so called music sounds like a training session for the younger ones.

And they wonder why the don’t get any respect. DUH

[Fiji Hill]

The C word in question is probably “cracker.” So if you want to bring a snack to the meetings, bring cookies. That’s a safe and harmless C word.

[bobbo666]

“any variation” = censorship. Fire all these arseholes.

[AFB-XYZ]

Balderdash — remember when it was deemed unacceptable to take the Lord’s name in vain? One of those “Ten Suggestions” thingies, IIRC.

This crap is ridiculous. Are they going to demand next that all the churches be torn down and a “certain protected class” worshipped as God (”a” god, anyway)?

[alexander_busek]

“It is language that, anywhere outside this building where there aren’t four armed guards, would get you hurt if you said these things in public,” Harris-Dawson told the Los Angeles Times earlier this year.

So, the fact that Black people would physically assault you rather than simply chant, "Sticks and stones..." is now the legal standard for limiting our 1A rights?! Is that a valid legal test?!

I wonder to which of the C-words this article refers. Google search brings up three possibilities. (I would hazard a guess it's a reference to lady parts, given context, but a reference to a man's sexual member is a close second.)

I'm guessing that it's the short form of "racoon."

Regards,

[alexander_busek]

I wouldn’t sit down in an English restaurant and ask for am extra napkin.

So what would you ask for if you wanted to wipe some gravy from your chin?

Regards,

[KrisKrinkle]

“In England, the word ‘napkin’ is typically used to describe a feminine hygiene product (sanitary napkin). Although most people are aware of the double usage of the word, in London, the word ‘serviette’ is preferred in a restaurant or eating establishment.”

[KrisKrinkle]

Or I suppose you could ask for a “table napkin”.

[kawhill]

“The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to ban the use of the N-word and C-word at public meetings”. I wonder if Negro is allowed?

[If You Want It Fixed - Fix It]

L freaking OL, this is beautiful.

If whitey oughtn’t say it, nobody ought!

Of course, blacks don’t pronounce the r, like whites don’t pronounce the x in ask. Means the same though. Am I right, I mean ayeet?

[markman46]

its marquwwf the N-work action all high and mighty.. the LA city council is a joke and always has been. the council meeting can be seen on YouTube if you want to waist your time

[markman46]

there are a couple of female city councilors that fit the C-word to a T