What are your favorite racial/ethnic slurs?

[Kivan]

None.

[Finnish Swede]

Any language.

Mine is "sandnigger" because,aside from being hilarious on its own merit, it manages to insult two groups of people at once. You could say it's efficient.

It is also pretty versatile word ... can be used against anyone who is darker than yourself! My case ... darker than Scandinavians.

[Crimean]

"Churka" for residents of Central Asia (only for uneducated).
The word "Khach" was originally intended for Armenians, but is now used for arrogant and uneducated MENAs.
Ukrainians are "Khokhly", Belarusians are "Bulbashi", but these are not very offensive words).
Poles are often called "Psheki" because of their language.
Lithuanians and Latvians are "Labus", a rather offensive word, I don’t know the origin.
Finns, Karelians and Estonians are "Chukhon" or "Chukhna", the old Russian name for the Baltic-Finnish peoples.
East Asians are just "Asians" for most Russians, they have no special names.

[Mr. Anybody]

It is also pretty versatile word ... can be used against anyone who is darker than yourself! My case ... darker than Scandinavians.

Hahahahaha ,you are hilarious..

[Mingle]

"Churka" for residents of Central Asia (only for uneducated).
The word "Khach" was originally intended for Armenians, but is now used for arrogant and uneducated MENAs.
Ukrainians are "Khokhly", Belarusians are "Bulbashi", but these are not very offensive words).
Poles are often called "Psheki" because of their language.
Lithuanians and Latvians are "Labus", a rather offensive word, I don’t know the origin.
Finns, Karelians and Estonians are "Chukhon" or "Chukhna", the old Russian name for the Baltic-Finnish peoples.
East Asians are just "Asians" for most Russians, they have no special names.

Isn't "Churka" also used for Caucasians?

What's the etymology of "Chukhon/Chukhna"? Was it the name of a Baltic Finnic tribe that later got generalized onto the group as a whole?

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[black hole]

Isn't "Churka" also used for Caucasians?

What's the etymology of "Chukhon/Chukhna"? Was it the name of a Baltic Finnic tribe that later got generalized onto the group as a whole?

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we called North Caucasians "индейцы" which is literally translated as "native indians". South Caucasians are "хачики" - "hachiks" or "черные" - "blacks". Central Asians are "чучмеки" - "chuchmeki" and "чурки" - "churki". But all these used only for uneducated persons. Ukrainians are "hohols" хохлы, Moldavians are "gypsies" цыгане and Germans are "fritzes" фрицы

[Crimean]

Isn't "Churka" also used for Caucasians?

What's the etymology of "Chukhon/Chukhna"? Was it the name of a Baltic Finnic tribe that later got generalized onto the group as a whole?

Many use both words in relation to the Caucasian peoples, but initially “Churka” is only for Central Asians (mongoloid).

"Chukhon" is an interesting word. Initially, the people called so all non-Slavic (Baltic and Finno-Ugric) inhabitants of the Baltic Sea coast. Finns began to be called Finns after the Winter War, and the Lithuanians, Latvians and Estonians with the Karels were “Chukhontsy” right up to Brezhnev).
This is an insulting word. Means wild, thieving, ignorant people with a penchant for betrayal. NATO and the European Union will make sure of this.

[Finnish Swede]

"Chukhon" is an interesting word. Initially, the people called so all non-Slavic (Baltic and Finno-Ugric) inhabitants of the Baltic Sea coast. Finns began to be called Finns after the Winter War, and the Lithuanians, Latvians and Estonians with the Karels were “Chukhontsy” right up to Brezhnev).
This is an insulting word. Means wild, thieving, ignorant people with a penchant for betrayal. NATO and the European Union will make sure of this.

Don't worry ... Finns have always word RYSSÄ!
(Russian is Venäläinen).

[Crimean]

Don't worry ... Finns have always word RYSSÄ!
(Russian is Venäläinen).

I'm fine with it, really).
I do not understand why you are angry, because everything bad between us is already in the past, and you yourself say that only the current moment matters.

[Finnish Swede]

I'm fine with it, really).
I do not understand why you are angry, because everything is already in the past, and you yourself say that only the current moment matters.

Right. Except what comes to justice!