Here it comes.

Nice that this is what they are wasting their (our) time on. Make up a problem and then make up a "solution," all while getting paid pretty well, nice racket for sure.
 
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From the article: "More than 600 places have the word “n —-“, an insult to blacks, in their name, according to a US Geological Survey database. In Oklahoma, there is Dead N —- Spring, so named because a deceased black person was found there, according to the USGS."

Really? Are there signs with slurs at the road crossings of rivers and such with the N word? Admittedly I do not travel much but I would be surprised for this to be the case.
 
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I wish inner city blacks could/would see this is the type of nonsense they vote for because I bet you couldn’t find one who says they give a fuck about any of that bullshit. Meanwhile they still face the day to day challenges that life brings growing up in the hood, but nobody wants to talk about the “why” only the “how”
 
Well, I still call it Mt. McKinley so.......

Whats really funny is they will probably be calling them what ever the most recent to tribe to take it over called it. Tribes that believed they owned it because of right of conquest, but claim they still own it despite being defeated. And they do, Americans own this public land, and any person, in any tribe, on any reservation, is more than welcome to enjoy it.
 
This is nothing new. Vice ran an article on it in 2019 and they've been trying to change whatever they think is offensive forever.

The apparent "N-word" they're avoiding using is "Negro". And while there are some places unfortunately called Dead Negro [whatever] and one called Runaway Negro Creek here in GA, none of them are likely to still use the word "N*gger" if they ever did in the first place since back in 1963 they already mandated a change.

But since "negro" is Spanish for "black", bet that some names aren't actually offensive and they're being overzealous as hell.

There apparently is a "Wetback Tank" as the article says. I can find no indication that it's a reference to Mexicans in any way. Could be, but can't find anything.

Squaw, on the other hand, is a word made up for more-or-less derogatory use. It's been in use since the 1600s, it's reviled by pretty much every Native American people, and has a tenuous relationship at best to any word for "woman" in any of their languages. It doesn't particularly bother me but I can understand the objection to that one.

Either way, though, fuck off, Feds. If there's a legitimately and universally offensive reason to rename stuff that isn't directly Federal property, it's not up to you to change it and your bill can be used as spare TP.
 
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Pretty soon they will be putting forth legislation to ban the Spanish name “hay-suss” We popularly refer to it as the name JESUS. Can’t keep offending those poor, downtrodden atheists and muslims.
 
There apparently is a "Wetback Tank" as the article says. I can find no indication that it's a reference to Mexicans in any way. Could be, but can't find anything.
'Wetback' definitely refers to Mexicans (or any other Latin person) who illegally crosses the river, thus getting 'wet'. The word in Spanish is 'Mujado', meaning 'wet (past tense) or wetted'. The ones that have actually crossed that way laugh at the name, its the later generation activists who are putting up a stink.
 
'Wetback' definitely refers to Mexicans (or any other Latin person) who illegally crosses the river, thus getting 'wet'. The word in Spanish is 'Mujado', meaning 'wet (past tense) or wetted'. The ones that have actually crossed that way laugh at the name, its the later generation activists who are putting up a stink.
The word does, but I mean the name of the reservoir specifically. When was it named and by whom under what context?

Just because it seems offensive doesn't mean it actually is.
 
The word does, but I mean the name of the reservoir specifically. When was it named and by whom under what context?

Just because it seems offensive doesn't mean it actually is.
Probably where the illegals would head for in hopes of getting water, this 'wetback tank'.
 
'Wetback' definitely refers to Mexicans (or any other Latin person) who illegally crosses the river, thus getting 'wet'. The word in Spanish is 'Mujado', meaning 'wet (past tense) or wetted'.

It's mojado and it's both a verb and an adjective. Its tense depends on the conjugation
 

Democrats introduced bill to rename more than 1,000 forests ...

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14 hours ago — More than 1,000 places in the United States, such as streams and mountain peaks, have been reported with offensive names. Democrats in Congress ...
Are you fucking serious? As if we don’t have real problems going on and they are over here worried about fucking names? So stupid. Hint, nobody in the real world that contributes anything actually fucking cares what stuff is named.
 
LOL you don't know shit about spanish spelling or grammar.

Te lo aseguro...............

Here you go: https://dle.rae.es/
Im correct. While technically it does come from Mojar, the slang term used amongst most of the illegals is 'Mujado'. I had plenty of them crossing my ranch and thats what they call themselves.
 
Im correct. While technically it does come from Mojar, the slang term used amongst most of the illegals is 'Mujado'. I had plenty of them crossing my ranch and thats what they call themselves.

No you're not correct. What some fucking illiterate wetback speaks is about as far from Castillian as Creole is from French.