4 ms·
Of course when the history of a name can be directly attributed to a bad person then it will be attacked but what happens when the history is less clear? Will a
by d0gsg0w00f 5y ago
Of course when the history of a name can be directly attributed to a bad person then it will be attacked but what happens when the history is less clear? Will assumptions be made?
- Jtsummers 5y agoProbably, but people can at least defend it, "This is named after John Lee, the 3rd mayor of the town from 1784. It is not named after Robert E. Lee and we can show you the street on a town map from before Robert E. Lee was even born." But your argument would still be better if you could show an example of that kind of issue, and not a hypothetical about it. Your article did not demonstrate what you are talking about here.