rodney eppes
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And "Quaker" isn't a problem in itself?
And "Quaker" isn't a problem in itself?
Research where the name "quaker" originated.A Quaker is a member of a particular religious order, Why would that be a problem? Unless you're implying that the company is co-opting someone else's culture/religion?
Research where the name "quaker" originated.
Hint - it wasnt a term of endearment.
I did research it before I originally replied to @RatLabGuy to see if there was something I was missing.... There are multiple origin stories for the name, and yes, in most of those stories was usually used in derision. Over 350 years ago. On another Continent.
"The Society of Friends" embraced the name themselves literally hundreds of years ago, so I doubt they are offended by the name of the company, or the image on the packaging.
Still I don't know any Quakers myself, so I could be totally wrong about that. Just like I never would have thought anyone would be offended by a historically accurate, tasteful drawing of a Native American girl drawn by a Native American on a package of butter...
But I think that was Rattys point...
Exactly.FWIW I dont think Quaker is any more derisive than Aunt Jemimah or Uncle Ben...I think the whole thing is stupid.
But I think that was Rattys point...
Suck it snowflake!FWIW I dont think Quaker is any more derisive than Aunt Jemimah or Uncle Ben...I think the whole thing is stupid.
But I think that was Rattys point...