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yeah, even his two kids from a previous marriage are young

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=CajJyuk3P_w he will be missed

Bob's hoping for the "Washington Covetous Jews."

The color of their skin, obviously. If you're a white settler and you don't know what to call these people, a standout physical characteristic will have to suffice. Similarly, that's why they called us "pale face."

consider yourself educated. "redskin" was neutral and descriptive; "godless savages" was an insult.

Again, the bigots are dead, and the word was never a slur to begin with. We don't live in an Orwellian hellhole where we wish words out of existence to placate upper-class white libs. You're welcome to go to microfilm room at the LOC to find one story back in the day which described the name...

the word "redskin" wasn't considered racist or controversial when he made the change, so ascribing racism to his motives in 2013 is silly if not reckless.

that's never been proven. that was just Huffpo trying to read the mind of a dead man.

depends on who you ask. in any event, it's not a referendum.

because then the bigots (assuming they exist) win. why give them the satisfaction? conversely, gays took the word "queer" (another pejorative) and smartly co-opted it.

The point is that, unlike ni**er, it didn't start out as an insult, and Snyder and co. shouldn't have to pay for a few (long deceased) bigots who bastardized the word.

If it was, those people are long since dead. I've heard people put down NA's as hopeless drunks, but not deride them as "redskins."

Because ****** (a pejorative) isn't remotely analogous to redskin (a description).

even turds get one right now and then Legendary QB Theismann Stands by Redskins Name By Andrew Johnson June 19, 2013 12:46 PM Washington Redskins Super Bowl–winning quarterback Joe Theismann weighed in on the controversy surrounding his former team’s name. “I was very proud to play for the...

When you use the word "discrimination" in a discussion about race or minorities, naturally I'm going to assume you mean discriminatory in a legal or negative sense.

That's a very literal interpretation. A more common definition is punishing or penalizing someone unfairly in some way. That certainly doesn't apply to Snyder's Redskins.

I don't think that appropriating a name or hurting people's feelings is tantamount to "discrimination" any more than Broadway's "The Book of Mormon."

You worked with black people? Kudos.

true, so man up and tell us why. enough of this self-defense bullshit.