Words mean what we wish them to mean and the meaning changes as language is a dynamic not static tool.
Today many politically correct and over zealous people try to demonise words because they, personally, find them offensive.
Paki, for example, is a contraction of Pakistani or a person from Pakistan. If this word is racist then using the same criteria of a contraction many references to others must be the same. Brit for a British person, Jap for Japanese, etc.
However it is not simply a case of the contraction, it is the use of the word as an insult that makes it an insult or, in this case, racist.
yesas its used to insult. if you say for egample ASAD HUSSAIN IS A PAKI even thouh he is lol yesas its used to insult.
The word is not illegal, but it is considered highly offensive.
Aloha: Paki [pa-kee]
God knows!
Using the term "Paki" as a racial slur is offensive because it is derogatory and perpetuates stereotypes about people from Pakistan. Racism stems from ignorance and prejudice, and it is important to treat everyone with respect and dignity regardless of their nationality or ethnicity. It is crucial to promote understanding, inclusivity, and equality.
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The term "Paki" is considered offensive because it is often used in a derogatory and discriminatory manner towards individuals of Pakistani descent. It is important to be respectful and mindful of the impact of language on different communities.
Teki Paki happened in 1991.
Teki Paki was created in 1991.
Whatumoana Paki died in 2011.
Emma Paki was born in 1968.
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