Is it possible to support BLM and use the N-word as a white person?

InsecureLivesMatter

I got super f*ckin upset at my mother and stepfather after my stepfather never said good morning to me back, that my pan that I used for my Arabic eggs (he is Armenian and HATES Arabic culture) is "trash." I was cooking ejjeh.

I had yet another blowout and said "f*ck n*ggers" and "f*ck Trump supporters" under the same breath. I said "H*il Biden" and "H*il H*tler" also. My brother is almost 12 and very scared of such dangerous acts I have caused, even threatening to kill a cat.

I was excluded from ever going to today's vacation event because of my behavior, but even behaviors prior to THIS particular incident.

I yelled, but my stepdad did even more of the yelling likely at my brother. He was scared too but he didn't say not to use racist language. I'm shocked.

I told my mom that my stepdad is racist and a Nazi, she said no and that maybe "I" am the Nazi because I did that hand salute. I pointed out that he was racist for talking trash about BLM. Mom said "we don't support BLM! All lives matter!"

I said, Black lives matter doesn't mean All lives don't matter. Jeez, she takes things so literally, I said. She was like, whatever.

I swear to God my Armenian family HATES HATES HATES black people AND ESPECIALLY transgender people. Until they start supporting BLM, I won't stop using certain words.

My dad is very supportive of the black community, in most cases.

yes, supporting it doesn't exempt you
no, you're just confused
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to summarize, my mom doesn't support BLM, but doesn't use the N word. I support it about 80% of the time, but I use the N word in my head most of the time
Is it possible to support BLM and use the N-word as a white person?
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