I saw the page image. I suppose this is what they meant when they said they'd have cookies on the Dark Side.
Hide / Show RepliesI realize this page is VERY dead, but I can't resist: I laughed at those swasticookies.
When every woman you're attracted to Sleeps With Everyone But You, you might be me.and it gone, replaced with an easily forgotten webcomic. at least it on the server
more cookies for the fuhrer?
Edited by IndepthEtherShould we delete the last example?
It says no real life examples, but there is one here.
Hide / Show RepliesAye. Removed it.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard FeynmanOkay, I know the examples of racial epithets are neccesary for examples here, but I can't believe someone would actually type the "n" and "k" words here...that's really offensive.
Bart: This is going to be the biggest dead thing we've ever poked with a stick. Milhouse: If only that flattened squirrel could see us no Hide / Show RepliesCan you point out where the problem occurs, a brief skim of the page only reveals the words as used to illustrate the definition of the trope or as part of a quote. Also I see you've done a bit of Bowdlerising of a quote (Blazing Saddles), that really isn't done and can be considered Wiki Vandalism. I suggest you undo it.
Edited by CrypticMirrorI'm not particularly fond of the trope immage. I have no idea who settled on this, and I'm even more puzzled as to how the heck did anyone think this is a fitting immage. It does nothing to illustrate the trope, unless we enforce the notion that the swastika is a universal symbol of racism, wich is more or less unfounded. If we regard the swastika as a Nazi symbol the most we can gather from it is that the lady is a fan of the Third Reich, which still doesn't necessarily imply racism.
Edited by BTIsaacRegarding the Bringing Down the House example, not sure how it plays in context (haven't seen the movie), but negro spirituals is actually the technical term for that style- see here. Presumably, it's one of those things like the NAACP, named before it was offensive.
Hodor
Were there no people of color present when this trope was approved? I really think it should be a rule on this wiki that any new page that goes into the Race Index needs to be approved by a group of self-identifying people of color. Because just writing out slurs seems a bit insensitive to the readers who these terms are still used against to this day.