Let's not forget "Gook" and "Honkey."
Why not look at a few definitions of the word "****" so that we know precisely what we are talking about.
****
Also,
spik, *****.
Origin: 1910–15; earlier also spig, short for spiggoty; claimed, perhaps correctly, to derive from an accented pronunciation of ( No ) speak the ( English )
**** ,
***** or spik (spɪk)
slang (
US ) a person from a Spanish-speaking country in South or Central America or a Spanish-speaking community in the US. Perhaps alluding to a foreigner's mispronunciation of
speak. Dictionary.com Unabridged
Based on the
Random House Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2014.
****
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Some in the United States believe that the word is a play on their pronunciation of the
English "speak." The
Oxford English Dictionary takes
**** to be a contraction of the earlier form
spiggoty. The oldest known use of "spiggoty" is in 1910 by Wilbur Lawton in
Boy Aviators in Nicaragua, or, In League with the Insurgents. Stuart Berg Flexner in
I hear America Talking (1976), favored the explanation that it derives from
"no spik Ingles" (or "no spika de Ingles").These theories follow standard naming practices, which include attacking people according to the foods they eat (see
Kraut and
Frog) and for their failure to speak a language (see
Barbarian and
Gringo).
****
Definition of ****, Merriam Webster's Dictionary**** also ***** Origin of ****
by shortening & alteration from spiggoty, of unknown origin
First Known Use: 1916
Yep, "****" is just another word Hispanics don't like. "*******," and "Beaner" are the same thing. Actually, the words a TRUE to their definition. Denotation, connotation, whatever. The Spics prefer calling illegal immigrants "Migrants," This is nothing but a way for these
invaders to legitimize themselves, by revising the English language.
Invading America with Illegal children, makes them an
enemy. Demonizing enemies in a time of war is a natural human response. Let us not lose these well-defined words AGAIN to "political correctness."
Mr. & Mrs. Taxpayer, the guy with the sign says it better than I could.
Thanks to those who have protected our Second Amendment.
Sadly, it looks like we may be needing it soon.