Historical knowledge solves a lot:

Indubitably.

Your argument boils down to "well, if I say n*gger, it may offend people, but hey, being gay offends bigots, so why can't I keep saying n*gger?" It is illogical.

Injun.

Being gay, wearing a short dress, being in an interracial marriage and getting an abortion are all ways of being or choices that do not and should not affect anyone else.

The point is that people get genuinely, deeply offended by many things, but that doesn't always justify banning those things (which was the original point made by minxymaxx1).

I think they are just envious because they want that high that comes with getting a star from a stranger.

Wrong.

...unless Hitler's asking for power.

I seriously do not get why they want to wear other than to say a big fuck you to Native Americans.

I'm white and I want to marry a black person. Oh, wait, that offends some people. Well, if I go through with the marriage I guess my intention is clear whether I acknowledge it or not.

—> moral conflict 345.678{Mark Shrayber}

Black boxes were "secured" by Russian officials in this crash as well:

My mother (she's married) kept her last name and I have her last name as well.

No, it's all in the hwistling trees...

If you look at counties like Afghanistan and Iran during the 1970's women were making great strides towards freedom and equality, a drastic shift to the "Right" and suddenly they are thrown back into the dark ages.

what's the point?

It's going to be really difficult to change that. A very good indicator of the moral state of a society can be found in the swear words it uses. Swear words derive their power from things that a society perceives as taboo and/or worthy of contempt and ridicule. If you look at a semi-comprehensive list of English swear…

Also this map is very revealing: