Posted on 09/05/2017 9:05:15 AM PDT by pabianice
Obamaville.
They have a US Senator from their state who stole from the Indians.
Name it Lizzytown.
Fine, after we’re through in Amherst, we can start renaming schools, parks, towns, etc. named to honor that famous and vile racist, Woodrow Wilson.
How long before every town in America gets something or other from its history thrown down the Orwellian memory hole in the name of political correctness? Since by PC standards just about every historical figure prior to the 1960’s was “racist, sexist, and/or homophobic”, I doubt any place will be safe from a rewrite.
Well, might as well rename Amherst University, liberal bastion in M ASSachuttes.
Yep.
I like your moniker.
...I may be rancid butter, but at least I’m on your side of the bread.
Like football teams in college towns will be renamed after plants and birds.
since he first started driving through Amherst nearly 39 years ago.
Pay the Dane-Geld and the Danes never go away.
Muhammad, Mass.
Moonbatburg is my choice.
Okay, we’ll call it Custerville.......
many cities in Cal need to be renamed since they are named after catholic saints
Start here: Felipe de Neve, Governor of Spanish California, names the settlement El Pueblo Sobre el Rio de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Angeles del Río de Porciúncula
So “Bowen” whoever he is or whatever he is finally, after 39 years of pondering finally got the balls to write a letter? Very, very bold (eye roll) but what changed? Why now, Bowen, whoever you are?
NOPE. PETA does not want ANY teams named after animals AT ALL!.................
Very true. Everybody in history is vulnerable to this hysteria. Every historic person has something in their background or their position on issues, which are not in line with 21st century politically correct thought.
Antifaland
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