Comments by "Crazy Eyes" (@CrizzyEyes) on "Linus Tech Tips Almost Ruined His Career" video.

@christopherdavis3517 It's called "hard R" because "nigga" has a completely different connotation, look up the English teacher who said "nigga" interview on TV if you have no idea. It's funny and informative
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@christophsiebert1213 It's not OK to say either version if you're not black. Blame "black people" (read, terminally online, extremely sensitive, white college students and a small number of black people) for putting us in this state
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 @christophsiebert1213 I don't make the rules, but hey that's what happens when you just steal terms from American culture without knowing what it means, I guess.
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Literally the only syndicated cable TV program I can think of that dropped a hard R was South Park when Randy went on Wheel of Fortune. No idea what kind of maple syrup this guy is drinking.
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@kevinchappell7966 Whoever wrote that Urban Dictionary entry is completely wrong, I'm sorry. The term "hard R" was created to differentiate "soft A" from "hard R"
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@christophsiebert1213 Bro, the same word can end in two different ways, it's not that complicated, the "hard R" is used to emphasize that the other one has a much more derogatory tone
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@christophsiebert1213 Because the N-word can end in two different ways and have two different connotations... thus they must be differentiated from each other. Again this really isn't that complicated
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