...while I make fun of most of you, which is also time-honored GS tradition :)
Keep at it kiddies!
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And of course, every member of every tribe agrees with everything that NACI says. And if anyone actually believes that...
Would it surprise anyone to know that there are Indian schools that use the name "Redskins"?
Sorry libbies, you haven't convinced me of anything except that you're upset.
I am not sure you understand what the First Amendment means.
Also.. if you want to go with Majority rules... then so far the Majority seems to be in favor of Redskins.
http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/p...tional_102.pdf
The People we elect, are SUPPOSED to take our opinion into account, and not just hand down dictates from above. So the American people say the name is ok, therefor to bad so sad. I kinda like your thinking Back!
Redskin = slur
Oklahoma = not a slur
You might as well insist that anyone against slurs ought to campaign to rename the Black Mountains.For once you're right on the money, Terry: except for all the ways he was wrong, Thondalar is absolutely right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tgo01
Self-reported automated telephone interviews which then extrapolate their results to be the average for the entire nation always (always!) have methodological issues. Especially PPP. I certainly wouldn't base my viewpoint on it or use it as a source in an argument, even if the results were the other way around.
An odd part about this comment suddenly occurred to me last night. Even putting aside the fact that this government tells its citizens exactly that, is this even a case of that? No government official is telling Mr. Snyder he has to change the name, or even that he can't use slurs. They're only telling him he can't trademark such language. Is that an infringement on freedom of speech? I haven't trademarked this post, does it therefore not constitute free speech?