And what about all them towns with militaristic names that offend good, peace-loving people? Like Fort Lee, NJ, and Fort Wayne, IN? And towns named after military men, like Leesburg, VA, and Washington, DC, not to mention the entire state of Washington.Then there is the case of Las Cruces. A couple of people take issue with the three crosses on the logo of the town as well as with the name itself. I saw an interview with some fat bastard who said "everytime I pass a police car with the emblem on it, I feel that religion is being forced down my throat". I'd like to foce some more food down his fat throat, slaughter him and eat his f'in liver. So this tiny town now has to defend against a lawsuit? WTF?
And towns named after aboriginal American murderers, like Columbus, OH, and the district which is the seat of our nation's capital, Columbia.
And roads named after racists and more military men, like Jefferson Davis Highway and Lee-Jackson Memorial highway.
And cities and towns and states that exploit the memories of aboriginal American tribes long since wiped out by the white eyes, like Massapequa and Syosset, NY, and Sioux Falls and Cheyenne and North and South Dakota.
And why are towns in upstate NY named after ancient Greeks and Romans - Ithaca, Syracuse, Troy, Homer, Marathon, Cicero - but no other ethnic minorities? How come there's no Gaul, NY, or Attila, NY, or Mingdynasty, NY or Muhammadtheprophet, NY?
And how come Mount Rushmore has nothing but white men on it, and two of them slaveowners?
It's easy to get offended once you put your mind to it.