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I've never heard "cattlemen" used. Ever. I don't mind hearing "polack" from anyone. And those people can learn by hearing that they're wrong. As a sixth grade

I've never heard "cattlemen" used. Ever. I don't mind hearing "polack" from anyone. And those people can learn by hearing that they're wrong. As a sixth grader, I used the word "colored" in reference to African-Americans, in a historical sense, on an essay. And I learned from that.

TazeTSchnitzel 11y ago
> I've never heard "cattlemen" used. Ever. I haven't either, but it's probably limited to certain contexts. I'm not sure how that's relevant. > I don't mind hearing "polack" from anyone. Maybe you don't, but it might be a problem for other people. > And those people can learn by hearing that they're wrong. They could also use this tool. The difference is this tool would tell you before you potentially upset someone.