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but then again the "master key" once probably was the key to the barn where the slaves were held or the one to the "master bedroom" or such.
by OtomotO 5y ago
but then again the "master key" once probably was the key to the barn where the slaves were held or the one to the "master bedroom" or such.
- garmaine 5y ago“Master key” goes back to 1577, which predates English involvement in the African slave trade.
- OtomotO 5y agoin my mothertongue a lot of words were misused during the course of time. they had no bad connotation when they were introduced, but then they were used by "bad people" (by current standards) and now they are "dead" or rather "not to be used" I guess it's the same in English :) But times change
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- bruce343434 5y agothen again the term "ship" once probably was the vessel on which slaves were transported so we need new nomenclature for that as well.
- OtomotO 5y agoAny word touched by evil men becomes automatically evil, hence they will control our thoughts and have already won... that's why I am on team Lighbringer... go Luci, go!