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tnakahara t1_j6eveot wrote

Reply to comment by SpunkyRadcat in Mt. Tahoma. Photo taken at the Nisqually Reach Nature Center. by Brickmat

Here we go again.....

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rosesandpiglets t1_j6evx4i wrote

It’s almost like this is an important and ongoing conversation that needs to be had…

And the pickup is Tacoma hun

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tnakahara t1_j6ew0xs wrote

Yep...See how ridiculous this is?

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rosesandpiglets t1_j6ewfda wrote

Nope. People fought for decades to rename Denali, and now it is recognized as such by the Department of the Interior.

What is ridiculous is the number of people who are ok with cultural erasure to honor a man who fought against the founding of the US…

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tnakahara t1_j6ey8zh wrote

You people are insufferable.... Should we also change the name(s) of Vancouver? Whidbey Island? Puget Sound (oh you probably prefer the equally ridiculous "Salish Sea")

The list goes on and on. And on.... At what point do you and your SJW cohorts become satisfied? When NOTHING has a name? Because I am CERTAIN the people that were here before the Lushootseed called it something else. As did the people who were here before them...

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kulkulkaan t1_j6f86ux wrote

I just like the sound of the words better. Rainier sounds sneery and mean to me and Salish Sea is a million times more poetic and fun to say than Puget Sound. Tahoma is also easy to say and unique to here, unlike Rainier.

Probably some of the more difficult to pronounce in English places will never change so you'll have that.

Also, some places are confusing, such as all the Marginal Ways in Seattle. I would like those to get new names too. We could even vote democratically on them.

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rosesandpiglets t1_j6eywyi wrote

Why would you have a problem renaming them?

I can think of a reason…

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tnakahara t1_j6ezw2n wrote

Im on pins and needles....Do tell....Oh wait...is it...

RACISIM-REEEEEE!!!!

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rosesandpiglets t1_j6f02b9 wrote

Well I have yet to see a SINGLE one of you people actually convey a sound and rationale argument…

So it the shoe fits…

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tnakahara t1_j6f4c9e wrote

1st - us normies (non SJW types) don't care any longer if you call us "racist". You all have removed the venom of that word with over use.

You know very little about me - and if you think I'm a "racist" because of our brief and (after point 2) terminated interaction, then you prove my point.

Point 2 - Do you not understand you (because of your SJW blinders) are UNABLE to recognize ANY "rationale (sic) argument"? Nothing short of white/patriarchy erasure is enough for you.

Go tilt at windmills elsewhere.

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rosesandpiglets t1_j6f8lyl wrote

Actually most decent people do care about being called racist, you’re further proving me right…

If anything that would be true for your SJW use… fighting for social justice isn’t something anyone is ashamed of.

And it’s adorable to claim I don’t understand any rationale after completing and wholly failing to make any…

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KeeganUniverse t1_j6f1993 wrote

So what is the basis of this disturbing you so much? Why can’t the name be changed if you say it’s been called something else before Tahoma. Seems like you really care.

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tnakahara t1_j6f4snr wrote

I DON'T care - name it Candy Nipples Shoots Fire.

What I do care about is the idiocy and virtue signalling of SJWs with the holier than thou tut tutting.

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KeeganUniverse t1_j6fzkhl wrote

Literally these “SJWs” are doing nothing but refer to it as Tahoma. Meanwhile the true snowflakes are throwing a hissy fit about it.

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LydJaGillers t1_j6fw0wc wrote

And they live in a state NAMED AFTER THE FIRST PRESIDENT. They don’t see or what to see the irony of honoring a traitor in this state. 🤦🏼‍♀️

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rosesandpiglets t1_j6fxf4e wrote

I would say it is hilarious… but honestly it’s more concerning than it is funny

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