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TL:DR: Nigger steals words

When you have two prominent niggers who are known plagiarists -- Alex Haley (Roots) and Martin Luther King (his PhD thesis) -- being excused and their plagiarism overlooks and forgotten, it sets a precedent for niggers who attempt writing.

Biden did that sort of thing a bunch of times and it seems to have worked out well enough for him. She clearly has a bright future in politics.

A pregnant nigger is the least compelling thing imaginable. Jamal can’t pull his dick out, Jamal bounces, Shanaynay gets the gibs. The end

Public schools taught her this was acceptable

The bigger issue is some nobody in grad school gets a book deal and put on "most anticipated" lists because they're black and female.

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nigs just nog-ing as usual, eyes bein trues to muh feelins, don bees forgetting wees bees invented dems tele-phones, en sheet

Book has been republished by a hooowyyytee hating woke jew backed stronk blayck own independent no mxnsplaining brave multicultural publisher called Borders Books

In the works cited its references all the plagiarism and makes the book a number one best seller because she's a nog and anything else would be racist.

Aye dun eeenventid deyt!

Listen to yourselves discussing a sheboon's attempt at communication. What is this ? Oprah's book of the month club?

Hahahahaha every coloured I have ever known has plagiarised at school and work

Bello's sentence:


Bailey's sentence:


I'm not defending Bello's plagiarism when it came to writing the novel. She admits to it openly.

But I have problems with calling her sentence (above) an example of plagiarism. First of all, in absolute terms it is worded differently. That it has a similar form doesn't seem sufficient to me to meet plagiarism, but this is taking some other things into consideration simultaneously:

It's a banal descriptive sentence that's the fodder for introductory paragraphs in shitty essays. It's the kind of general opening sentence that characterizes high-school level essays, in my opinion.

In terms of the broader concept of ideas, I don't think Bailey should have something called 'ownership' of any sentence having the general form of something as unoriginal and non-unique as this.

Sure, call Bello unoriginal for the sentence, but I think plagiarism is excessive.

But I tend to lean a little liberally, in today's internet age, on the subject of intellectual property, especially when it comes to ideas and their written forms. Sure, stop somebody from profiting substantially off of borrowed ideas, but to unpublish an article because an unimportant introductory sentence has similarity to one from ten years ago?

She "thinks" EVERYTHING is FAKE.