That is your interpretation.
Mine is that no matter who or what there will always be some group, faction or individual who will want to see you fail. The building blocks for a positive and effective attitude start young. Being rescued does not teaches skills or provide tools to deal with life in a meaningful manner being taught various techniques of how to adequately process this type of behavior will serve a person for life.
Would you feel the same if the visiting team had been mostly black and the students were chanting, "******, ******, ******?"
Why, or why not?
The word is clearly a racial epithet. From my previous post, "Camarillo High School principal Glenn Lipman said. If were doing it for patriotism, thats fine. But if were doing it for something else thats racially motivated, Im not going to allow that. If there is a history where this was done in an effort top incite then ceasing this chant was appropriate."
The use of a word that is racially disparaging and by it's very nature is meant to incite, belittle or create a hateful atmosphere should not be used as term the term which you used as your example. There is no other meaning that can be attached than what history has shown us in your example.
The word I used is offensive to black people, right? So the use of it by white people is inciting and it shouldn't be done.
To Hispanic-American's, citizens of this country, chanting USA is offensive because it belittles their citizenship and implies that they're not fully real Americans.
I see no difference between the two things because the key is not whether it's offensive to you or me, but whether or not it's offensive to the target audience.