Farewell, Cleveland Indians

nsacpi said:
I have another idea

How about the Atlanta Martins

pronounced marteenz...no one will confuse it with Marlins
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We should give them something they like less as an alternative. Colonizers, Frontiersmen, or Conquistadors would work. I don’t want that but if the PC crowd wants to mess with something I like I say give them the finger and I’ll stand by them.
 
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Connecticut, Cincinnati, Shawnee, OK, Tecumseh, MI, Cheyenne, WY, Sioux Falls, SD and on and on. What do you do with them when they become offensive to someone?
 
PawPawMaxwell said:
Connecticut, Cincinnati, Shawnee, OK, Tecumseh, MI, Cheyenne, WY, Sioux Falls, SD and on and on. What do you do with them when they become offensive to someone?
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why would a place or mountain or river having a Native American language name be a problem

i live in a town whose name means "where the fresh water meets the salt water" in a Native American language...aside from outsiders having no clue as to how to pronounce it i don't think there is a problem

btw Cincinnati is named after Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus, a Roman political and military leader who came to embody civic virtue
 
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sturg33 said:
White America will soon force all culture references to native Americans out of existence.
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lol

i've now seen this be the talking point from a couple other places that are in no way related to this place or even political twitter

amazing how absurd it is
 
goldfly said:
lol

i've now seen this be the talking point from a couple other places that are in no way related to this place or even political twitter

amazing how absurd it is
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gotta hit up the far right boards to figure out how to phrase my faux outrage brb
 
All these little snowflakes out here can't handle a simple change in organizational nomenclature. Amazing the soft, mushy feelings of some folks.
 
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