Eh, I disagree with that. Words and phrases have direction, subtext, and meaning behind them that goes beyond what is actually just being said.

For example if you were going up to someone who is of Jewish descent and aggressively calling at them "you fucking JEW!" that would be a racially charge statement because you can tell there was intent to offend and get under their skin. It's derogatory, and not the same way it would be if you were to say something like "Jimmy is jewish".

People just aren't used to, or willing to accept that you can do this to White people as well. It's not just WHAT you say but how you say it. So when some lady is stopped in the middle of the road running around your car recording your license plate and screaming at you and calling you a "fucking entitled white prick" obviously she is bringing a racially charged element into the conversation and there is a subtext that what shes saying is meant to offend you.

I'm not giving this guy a pass or anything on calling anyone anything, but the idea that this lady wasn't trying to be hurl a disrespectful racially charged statement at the guy is intellectually dishonest at best. We just don't have a white equivalent of "nigger" so the best people can do is throw "White" or "Cracker" in front of some inflammatory statement.