I want to experience being 17 first buddy <| sep |> Air won ' t get it offWater can ' t carry enoughBroom won ' t get it offIt ' s a question of scale . Plus the network is jammed up so you can ' t have a slowass leafmushcleaningtrain every other train . Solution is no trees but then everyone will be like MUH TREES <| sep |> Disappointed that we only got one song this week , although I ' m of course grateful to Lin for releasing so many to date . Was hoping for ' Dear Theodosia '. Pretty sure the album comes out almost exactly a week from now though ! <| sep |> Ha , of course ! <| sep |> Sure , in an ideal world that would be true but ultimately you have to balance freeusage of words with the fact that all words are not equal . The key is context , how the person intended the word to be used . It ' s usually pretty clear if someone is using a word as a racist pejorative , in general people would be less likely to use the word ' monkey ' in reference to a black person because they know the implications which could come with that . You ' d probably get away with ' cheeky monkey ' because that ' s it ' s own phrase , same with ' monkeying around ' there ' s a noticeable difference in meaning between those and simply calling a black person a monkey . Not that I think that insult is used too much , in my experience any insult like that is usually more specific You Gorrilla etc . but still not used too much . You can see the same thing when using the word retarded technically it ' s definition is scientific but there are more appropriate and less appropriate uses of the word . Though again I ' m not someone who doesn ' t think it should be used as an insult at all , there are loaded meanings but ultimately it ' s up to the individual to determine how they use a word . tldr context has to be considered , if a word has a history it ' s up to the user to judge if it ' s worth the risk of offence . Unless they purposefully want to be offensive I guess .