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Actually, common names change all the time, which is why we don't have a "Jewfish" or a "Gypsy Moth" anymore.
Next time we have an outbreak of the latter, here in California, or elsewhere in the country, you're not going to hear anyone except a bunch of irrelevant pussies talking about the latest “spongy moth” infestation, It's going to be called by the name by which everyone knows it, Gypsy moth.
You know, there's something called a "Mormon Cricket".
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I guess they go door to door in pairs and ask people if they have heard about another Testament of Jiminy.
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You know, there's something called a "Mormon Cricket".
Are you expecting me to agree that it is offensive to those of my faith to have an insect named after us, and to agree that that insect should be renamed?
/---/ So, liberals who don't believe in God, want to rename a Christmas plant. Like the attack on Chick-fil-a on the NY Thruway, this is another attack on Christianity.POINSETTIA, THE POPULAR HOLIDAY PLANT NAMED AFTER A SLAVEHOLDER, MAY BE UNDERGOING A NAME CHANGE
Poinsettia, the bright red flower that is usually associated with the holiday season, is causing controversy as people learn about the origin of its name.
According to the Associated Press, the plant is named after Joel Roberts Poinsett, a slaveholder from the 1800s who was also part of an army that removed Native Americans from their land.
Historian Lindsay Schakenbach Regele, author of Flowers, Guns and Money, wrote about how Poinsett terrorized Native Americans.
“Because Poinsett belonged to learned societies, contributed to botanists’ collections, and purchased art from Europe, he could more readily justify the expulsion of Natives from their homes,” Regele wrote.
Poinsettia, The Popular Holiday Plant Named After A Slaveholder, May Be Undergoing A Name Change - Blavity
Poinsettia, the bright red flower that is usually associated with the holiday season, is causing controversy as people learn about the origin of its name. According to the Associated Press , the plant is named after Joel Roberts Poinsett, a slaveholder from the 1800s who was also part of an army...blavity.com
The mental illness intensifies.
Really expected this to be a parody article.....Nope.....Truth is sadder than fiction anymore.
The people who make a issue out of this stuff must be unimaginably sad and lonely.
What's next, talk of banning Cotton?
/---/ So, liberals who don't believe in God, want to rename a Christmas plant. Like the attack on Chick-fil-a on the NY Thruway, this is another attack on Christianity.
So why is this a bad thing? There are no Buddhists in modern Afghanistan. The Bible and Koran call for no graven images... just not seeing a problem here.
