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It will be in 2024 - cyclical disasters on earth
You're right, you probably shouldn't.
Why do some people like getting whipped? Golden showers? Dressing up as furry animals?
The answer is: because it's not rational. Fetishes are primal. One fetish is not better or worse than another, at least not between consenting adults.
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Uhhh... cause it's hot to some..? Why you mad at us for that tho? What did I do to hurt you? Like a certain porn genre? How about I hate on you for watching certain movies you may like? It just doesn't make sense why you would be mad at us for liking these.
I couldn't give less of a shit about the cuckoldry fetish (doesn't bother me, or turn me on) but damn his girls are hot. I am appreciative he doesn't do anything super fucked up with the racial stuff, it would be a dealbreaker if anyone started using the n word for instance.
Okay so the fetish under discussion is "white girl succumbs to black power", right?
So it is fairly obvious there exists works where that white girl is overtly racist. Thus there does exist fiction where the girl really uses racist slurs. However:
1) it isn't part of every work - far from it
2) it's used to set up her comeuppance rather than to promote white power rubbish (or at least that's how I interpret it)
After all, the entire fetish is about the white race failing...
Of course we can't know the author's true feelings. Of course I am aware of the analog of powerful business men wanting to get dominated by a woman in their spare time precisely because they feel men are superior to women in the business world. In the same vein some authors might be truly convinced of white supremacy.
But I don't have to interpret it that way. I can simply take stories featuring a girl using the n-word at face value: "racist girl is forced to accept she really isn't racist at all!"