I always figured that the percentage of online commentators who would actually say "nigger" in front of a grown adult black man in public is less than 50% and is just a young white guy venting some kind of deeply held resentment against a black man such as a faggot like Barack Obama or the fat black marxist women who used the BLM money to buy themselves mansions or the black criminals caught on video assaulting a white person.

I also agree with Owen Benjamin's sentiment that it is merely a word and people's fear of saying mere words is a spell. There are also theories that these words have alternative meanings or origins and there's other reasons they don't want us to say certain words unbeknown to us. For example; Nigger could be the name of a powerful angel of light or god that hates Jews and saying his name conjures its spirit and power. Far out there and maybe better suited for comic book series and cartoons.

I am more of the belief that there is good and bad in every person and more good in some than in others. Conflicts over race seem to be moreso over culture. The more different people are usually the harder it is for them to get along. But people have different spirits and some are more compatible than others.