Alright, if you want to actually see, crystal clear why I'm still unsure about what the conclusion is, then please try to level with me and see.
1. I get the OP, and why no one who isn't black or have African heritage should say the word.
2. In the previous thread that we are speaking of, I had a conversation with someone else that said sometimes it is okay for other minorities to use it because they understand the struggle and go through it.
My question there is - why is it sometimes? Why is it not you can say it, or don't. I didn't get a clear answer then, but it was pretty much "it depends on the black people you're around. If they're cool with it, then it's cool. If not, then d.o.n't. - here's the thing with that though, how is that any different from a white person saying it around their black friends?
That's the point I was trying to get across, but what irks me is when threads like this are made, it's made to address white people as if they're the only people who are supposed to not say it. If NO ONE is supposed to say it, then that should be made absolutely clear from the get go (it is now, but we had to have this argument to get there).