The Renaming Of Everything Continues

21 Replies to “The Renaming Of Everything Continues”

1. Sorry … my people cannot pronounce an x with a seagull flying over it. Not gonna say the intentionally unpronounceable word.

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2. Ignore this stupidity. Natives never had a written language so stop with the Khoisan nonsense.

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   1. Fairly certain those letters came from the Roman alphabet. Talk about expropriation

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3. Forever, the Queen Charlotte lslands, Strait of Georgia and Powell River will be called those names, not the word salad of native names THEY are shoving down our throats.
   The hilarious part of all this, is that THEY spell out the unpronounceable native jargon in hieroglyphics.
   The natives never had a written language!
   They lived, essentially, a caveman existence. They had not even discovered The Wheel.
   But like the Greenies, THEY know everything!

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4. Hilarious to watch the #NDPee digging their own grave here.

   How many #NativeLanguage nerds are there in BC to vote for this compared to house painters and truck drivers who will line up to vote against it?

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   1. I wish, but looks like just enough people still being fooled by “anti-vaxxer, Free munny, drugs are cool, hateful words, capitalism sux” mantras.
      The brainwashing continues for another four years, just long enough for the Commies to give it all away.
      These same Low Info voters just cant see that things are worse everywhere after 7 years of ENDP cult rule and failures. The old axiom applies, things have to get a lot worse before they get better.
      The Low Infos now believe that the Endies have just come up with all these solutions in the last 3 weeks, that they’ve had 7 years of failure, but only NOW, will they provide ‘solutions’.
      SUCKERS.

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5. Can anyone say this name?

   Yes. It’s pronounced, “PhuqueYouWhitey”.

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   1. There is an alternative pronunciation: “Send us the money”.

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6. Say it? I can’t even READ it!

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7. How do they know that the current tribe is the same as the ancestral tribe that these tribes may have genocided?

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8. Hey, that’s what we named our cat, so that name is already taken. Try another name, BC.

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   1. PS. – We can’t say our cat’s name, either. So, we just say, “Here kitty. Here kitty, kitty.”

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9. Their election slogan “taking action for you”. Why can’t they take action that does something like at the gas pump or the food store?
   Asking for a friend.

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10. I can..”Shitholia Shitholia Passage”..Of course when using a chart them there English language Names just might hang around and haunt the retards.

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11. “Thomas joined the provincial Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport as an Indigenous youth intern in 2019,”
    A no nothing wanna be big chief with no education is being allowed to implement this costly insane renaming madness.

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12. https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CA%94
    The funny ? Is called a “glottal stop”

    There’s a sound clip at the link of how to pronounce it. I’m not sure my throat can make that noise without coughing.

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    1. The “glottal stop” is the first character in the word. How do you have a stop before you’ve started?

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13. ?uxstalis ligwildaxw…how you say zat een French ?

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    1. No worries – all those new indigenous archeologists being churned out
       will soon find the new rosetta stone for us.

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14. If there are 100’s of Indian languages why is there only one song?

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15. I wanna know how many Indians can say it.

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