Since some words in common usage in the English language have evolved from slurs, is it a racial slur if the person is completely unaware of the history of a word and that it is/was a slur?
I've created this blog with the intention of sharing my wisdom with a multitude of people. After all, I'm finally living in "Heaven on Earth" again (aka Oak Harbor, WA). I'm a happily married man with a terrific wife (of 28 years) and two grown daughters. With all of this, wrhat more can a person ask for? The best I can do is try to pass down some of the wisdom that has been shared with me over the years with the multitude of people I have known.
December 6, 2004
Random Thought
If someone was born in a certain area (oh, let's say they were born in Delaware), moved a bit in their first 12 (or so) years and ended up in another area (oh, for the sake of argument, let's say they ended up in Lansdale PA) and lived there for 30 years or more, would they be able to claim that they were native to that area?
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