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DerrikeCope t1_j6emr1a wrote

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

You are correct. No one calls it Tahoma, except Internet SJWs.

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rosesandpiglets t1_j6en596 wrote

Nope, actually plenty of people call it the proper name irl. Especially younger people who look down on whitewashing cultural history.

Not everyone is cool with cultural erasure.

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DerrikeCope t1_j6epp2o wrote

Born and lived 52 years in Tacoma (I'm sorry, should I say təqʷuʔməʔ). Have 2 "younger" woke kids educated by the Public Schools. Literally no one, even them, calls it Tahoma outside of you keyboard warriors.

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rosesandpiglets t1_j6erdkq wrote

Lol, have you ever considered that you and your children are in fact not wholly representative of the state? Or did that just never cross your mind. Your generation is plagued with racism, so guess what, they’re more than a bit biased.

Lol, instead of actually offering a coherent counterpoint to why it is not racism they blocked me. I wonder why?

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tnakahara t1_j6ev8jl wrote

And you are the "representative of the State"?

Guaranteed if you go outside of the King/Pierce/Snohomish SJW dominated metroplex and you say the name "Tahoma", people are going to think "Toyota Pickup"

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DerrikeCope t1_j6eul92 wrote

Oh, here comes the "racist" accusation. Typical. Good day. Blocked.

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KeeganUniverse t1_j6f0o30 wrote

I’m 33; I learned the name Tahoma when I was young, and not from the internet. There are a lot of people that know its previous name.

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