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The Cleveland Nostratics, I thought of that term about a super-family language just to fuck and confuse the minds of SJWs or if we like to see their heads exploding, how about Cleveland Caucasians?
Funny enough, “Washington Football Team” sounds like something the New Age NFL owners would do after unironically playing a game of Madden 21Redskins was pushing the "tolerance" of SJW political correctness; now this is just the final nail in the coffin.
Then watch when those same groups complain about "lack of representation."
The New York Knickerbockers and the Montreal Canadiens too.The Minnesota Vikings, Boston Celtics, and countless college teams named Spartans would beg to differ.
The Cleveland Clowns?
We used to use it until recently. When I was in school, we called the program to help native kids who needed help the Indian Education Program. Although I never used it except for when I needed a pencil or something, I was required to take a special test to show how much they helped us."Redskin" was pushing it, but Indian seems like a pretty neutral term to me.
Native American simply makes the context clearer, but I don't think anyone should see "Indian" as an offensive term, dated maybe, but not offensive.
When is the state of Indiana going to change its name? I'm very offended.
They're probably cancel the New York Knicks too because it almost sounds like a word that describes 80% of the NBA.The New York Knickerbockers and the Montreal Canadiens too.
I dare you to tell a French-Canadian to their face that they do not have a distinct cultural/racial identity and "Habs" just means someone that lives there.
yeah iirc "knickerbocker" was one of those "it's a slur when we're away, but a term of endearment at home" as "yankee" isThey're probably cancel the New York Knicks too because it almost sounds like a word that describes 80% of the NBA.
It started out as a slur by the English basically making fun of the Dutch settlers because they wore stupid looking pants. But this stigma had largely gone away by the 1800s.yeah iirc "knickerbocker" was one of those "it's a slur when we're away, but a term of endearment at home" as "yankee" is
That's just referring to rocker hairstyles since it's the birthplace of Rock n RollThe Cleveland Featherheaded Savages.