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No every single native person needs to think its offensive for it to still bother many others.
Why?
I'm of Irish family and; IF we're gonna go there, maybe I should be butt hurt at the "Fighting Irish" with its little "ugly" drawing of the "Irish" dude with his fists up. It doesn't bother me at all since I ain't a drunken brawler.
I'm of Irish family and; IF we're gonna go there, maybe I should be butt hurt at the "Fighting Irish" with its little "ugly" drawing of the "Irish" dude with his fists up. It doesn't bother me at all since I ain't a drunken brawler.
if you got 70,000 native American that has no problem with it but 4 native American that did, then you have to get rid of it, the majority doesn't matter anymore. it is like the CSA monuments if one person is offended then down they come
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Yep. If 9 out of 10 are OK with it - then it should remain. I must admit that I thought it offensive, but I'm not Native American. 90% percent have spoken and we (including me) just need to suck it up. No need to start quoting anyone who falls in that 10 percentile group because that won't change the fact that they are heavily outnumbered by their own people.
Modern day liberalism is about signaling to others in the cultural elite that you have the right thoughts. The name change was primarily driven by a loony liberal Washington Post sportswriter who turned it into his personal jihad. He after all knew what was right, other sport journalists jumped on it and an agenda was pushed. I'm so glad Snyder stood up to these bullies.
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