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I seldom hear the term applied to anyone who isn't white. Given the context the term is used in, I typically infer 'entitled white person' as the message. It's still entertaining to claim ignorance and subvert. "A Karen, what's that? Oh, like one of those ladies with long nails and braided hair that flips out over chicken nuggets or something?"

I seldom hear the term applied to anyone who isn't white. Given the context the term is used in, I typically infer 'entitled white person' as the message. It's still entertaining to claim ignorance and subvert.

"A Karen, what's that? Oh, like one of those ladies with long nails and braided hair that flips out over chicken nuggets or something?"

It's an anti white slur.
It's used independent of race.
Who cares?
You have incredibly handsome thumbs.
Fuck You!

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I use karen for entitled cunts with light skin, Shenniqua for a entitled female nigger.. or just nigger or sheboon works..

I don't see a problem with having specific derogatory words as long as its used correctly.

Using one word to describe a multitude of races seems like political correctness.. like describing young violent offenders in Chicago as "teens" or "youths".. thats the sort of shit the kiked media does.

Maybe I'm wrong on this though, I can't say I've given it a lot of thought.

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I think slurs can serve their function. I just often infer anti white sentiments from the people I hear using Karen. That's only my experience though.

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Getting upset about being called something is a thing that low IQ people [niggers/betas/faggots] do though right?

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I don't think anything I've said implies I'm upset about it. I'm just pointing it out.