Kazukian
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If I was genuinely calling them the ol' "I-word", I'd understand the faux outrage. But when it's abundantly clear that it was a caricature of an anti-Native racist, and that I went at length do explain how such satire works to make a point, they focus on that one word and disregard all else.
Still haven't gotten a response back on Huckelberry Finn's use of the "N-word".
As well as the fact that these individuals happily use the term Indian, not to describe Indians, but Native Americans because they think they look the same.
It's like they're commenters from imgur.
There isn't a consensus on what Aboriginal Americans prefer to be called, I do know "beloved patriot" is perceived as a perjorative term, like redskins. For someone with such respect for them, you'd think you'd choose your words more carefully.
I responded to Earl about Huckleberry Finn, it's a great piece of literature, but you're not a great piece of literature, so fuck off.