![[instiz] IS THIS BASHING BLACK PEOPLE?](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEgikbd-levX6UymzEqqN5_yYJfIMzxedS6XKBohYomNCdjtEmLpd9BDQccq-zc5a3UL3EJU4KCGQXgaKTRmXr7f-KJf-dYQdLuSZn-Wr5mRo3SfGfBmWP4_pgYxV8Fso7Ef_F9ef1ZO0h1NAVGyJWMvzBZhuCY7ceXjNdzOa5pVVwCEqP9pRJ2bVJkv5dDf=w1200-h630-p-k-no-nu "[instiz] IS THIS BASHING BLACK PEOPLE?")
[instiz] IS THIS BASHING BLACK PEOPLE?
“Kkamdoongie Eunseok”t/n: Kkamdoongie literally means blackie/dark skin. Sometimes, it may be used between Asian people, but is also used most often with similar connotation to N-word against black people
1. How is this bashing them?
> Isn’t Kkamdoongie itself a bad word?
>> It is
3. He already removed his comment
4. Is kkamdoongie a bad word…? I never knew, maybe I’m ignorant
5. No but why did he say this… It’s such a typical derogatory expression too…
6. Of course it’s a bad word, why would he delete the comment otherwise? Imagine calling a black person kkamdoongie and not thinking it’s r*cist
7. I’m shocked that Eunseok would still use expressions like kkamdoongie in this generation. And the fans shielding him saying it’s the same way we say “Hwindoongie (whitie) and Kkamdoongie” are just ignorant. This is such a derogatory word
8. So many people use kkamdoongie when talking bad about black people thought… I’m shocked…
9. It’s indeed offensive. But I hope he fixes himself
10. The moment he was caught smoking, I knew it was just a matter of time he gets himself into another controversy
