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I bring it up because if you meant to point to an iron-clad use of "master" without slave connotations, then you in fact actually brought up an equally (or more
by tgb 6y ago
I bring it up because if you meant to point to an iron-clad use of "master" without slave connotations, then you in fact actually brought up an equally (or more?) controversial example and therefore I don't think it helps the case. No one who is skeptical of "master branch" will be swayed by "master bedroom".
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- andy_ppp 6y agoProbably against the rules to use iron-clad as well. The first warship to be iron clad was used in the US civil war by the confederacy. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ironclad_warship https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ironclad_warship