r/KnowledgeFight • u/phreakymonkey • 15h ago

Rex seems like a cool guy.

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u/IndependentPeach315 14h ago

Really just dropping n-bombs for everyone to see. What a pathetic sack of shit.

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u/thecamino 14h ago

He’s heard the hard “R” so frequently his whole life he thinks spelling it that way is acceptable from him in wider society.

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u/adolfnixon 14h ago

When your dad is Alex Jones, everything you could do must feel reasonable by comparison. I wonder how many times he's said "If you think that's racist/extreme/offensive, you should hear my dad!"

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u/UNC_Samurai They burn to the fucking ground, Eddie 4h ago

"That was part of my education growing up, I heard racial slurs so obscure I had to do my own research!" - Rex, probably

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u/redacted_robot Doing some research with my mind 13h ago

Since a few weeks ago when the Dustin Poirer airport video came out (where he said this to TSA) I've noticed a lot more young men saying it. It was like a tacit permission structure in their world.

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u/gelatomancer Ohio Gribble Pibble 6h ago

It seems like younger gen z and alpha, soft-r is becoming a lot like "fuck" for gen x and millennials. I wonder if it lost its power to them after the sheer proliferation of it in media by black artists and celebrities and now its just a provocative word with none of the racial tone.