He really doesn't use other deragtory terms for women, or jews as much as he does for blacks. I've seen all of his movies with the exception of Inglorious b*stards. I realize black people say the word, which I don't condone. As such, it would make sense for black people to say the word occassionaly if it fits the character. But Tarratino has characters saying profusely. My point is that theres a double standard, we all know if he used deragtory terms for Jews, who finance his movies, and distribute them, the Weinstein Company; they would have a holy shi* fit. I don't know if you remember this, but go do a websearch on the controversy of the Michael Jackson song They Don't Care About Us.
i can see your point, i still think its asinine to be upset at it in a movie set in slavery times...or to even insinuate that the film was made specifically for QT to flex his nikka counter.

And like i said we got to see a black man whip a slave driver, we got to see a black man save his wife from bondage, we got to see a black man swag on slave owners left and right...HOW is this bad?
I still think the film was amazing and VERY entertaining...again the word doesn't offend me as much as people using it to get a rise out of others. A white person walking up to another white person and saying "whats good my nikka" doesn't bother me in one bit.


Yet another example of the importance of wealth distribution. There are conscious efforts being made by entertainment elites in casting, funding projects, movie subjects and contents, but yet many of us still want to consciously ignore it because we don't want to be labeled a "black militant", "typical black person" , "conspiracy theorist", and as being "too race conscious" 

