Don't change the achievement name "Indian Dealer"

[Zombie-Splicer]

If you don't I'll buy a copy for me and my bro.

[Sistermatic™]

Dev > 'I'll wait until he buys it. Hurr Durr.'

[Stormwatch]

The rule for every woke controversy:

NEVER BEND THE KNEE.

Do not apologize. Do not acquiesce. Do not retreat. Do not give them a smidgen of whatever they demand.

[[Spirit]]

its a play on the term "Indian Giver", which i didnt know was suddenly racist.
What I DO know is that its just incorrect from its supposed origin, so using the term just makes u look dumb.

[Shaken_Widow]

Escrito originalmente por Spirit:

its a play on the term "Indian Giver", which i didnt know was suddenly racist.
What I DO know is that its just incorrect from its supposed origin, so using the term just makes u look dumb.

it's original origin was classified as an "americanism" and was also racist because remember folks: native americans are not indians.

it was also a term based on a misunderstanding because they didn't understand that the natives had a bartering system, not a form of currency.

so when they saw the natives trading items back and forth, they came up with the term indian giver as a way of stereotyping.

it was always originally racist, it was based on ignorance of a bartering system and they're calling them friggin indians when they're not indian.

but: as a native american myself; they shouldn't change the achievement name.

it fits, despite it's history.

[Stormwatch]

Escrito originalmente por Shaken_Widow:

it's original origin was classified as an "americanism" and was also racist because remember folks: native americans are not indians.

CGP Grey found that most natives who live in reservations overwhelmingly use "Indians", and often abhor "Native Americans".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kh88fVP2FWQ

[Diarmuhnd]

Escrito originalmente por Zombie-Splicer:

If you don't I'll buy a copy for me and my bro.

Buy the game or shut up.

[Bear]

Escrito originalmente por Zombie-Splicer:

If you don't I'll buy a copy for me and my bro.

Indian deal is more accurate anyways. You made a deal with indians, then you took. Simple.

[Knight]

Escrito originalmente por Shaken_Widow:

Escrito originalmente por Spirit:

its a play on the term "Indian Giver", which i didnt know was suddenly racist.
What I DO know is that its just incorrect from its supposed origin, so using the term just makes u look dumb.

it's original origin was classified as an "americanism" and was also racist because remember folks: native americans are not indians.

it was also a term based on a misunderstanding because they didn't understand that the natives had a bartering system, not a form of currency.

so when they saw the natives trading items back and forth, they came up with the term indian giver as a way of stereotyping.

it was always originally racist, it was based on ignorance of a bartering system and they're calling them friggin indians when they're not indian.

but: as a native american myself; they shouldn't change the achievement name.

it fits, despite it's history.

You just committed racism by calling them native americans

[Subbers]

Escrito originalmente por Shaken_Widow:

Escrito originalmente por Spirit:

its a play on the term "Indian Giver", which i didnt know was suddenly racist.
What I DO know is that its just incorrect from its supposed origin, so using the term just makes u look dumb.

it's original origin was classified as an "americanism" and was also racist because remember folks: native americans are not indians.

it was also a term based on a misunderstanding because they didn't understand that the natives had a bartering system, not a form of currency.

so when they saw the natives trading items back and forth, they came up with the term indian giver as a way of stereotyping.

it was always originally racist, it was based on ignorance of a bartering system and they're calling them friggin indians when they're not indian.

but: as a native american myself; they shouldn't change the achievement name.

it fits, despite it's history.

Could NOT of said this better myself.

[Brother Glorpinius☧]

Escrito originalmente por Shaken_Widow:

Escrito originalmente por Spirit:

its a play on the term "Indian Giver", which i didnt know was suddenly racist.
What I DO know is that its just incorrect from its supposed origin, so using the term just makes u look dumb.

it's original origin was classified as an "americanism" and was also racist because remember folks: native americans are not indians.

it was also a term based on a misunderstanding because they didn't understand that the natives had a bartering system, not a form of currency.

so when they saw the natives trading items back and forth, they came up with the term indian giver as a way of stereotyping.

it was always originally racist, it was based on ignorance of a bartering system and they're calling them friggin indians when they're not indian.

but: as a native american myself; they shouldn't change the achievement name.

it fits, despite it's history.

W

[Brother Glorpinius☧]

Escrito originalmente por Zombie-Splicer:

If you don't I'll buy a copy for me and my bro.

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