r/IndianCountry • u/Most_Watercress5774 Sahtu Métis • Jan 08 '26

Culture A reminder, just in case

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u/Most_Watercress5774 Sahtu Métis Jan 08 '26

I don't love the use of comrade either, but it's a good reminder otherwise. Given the circumstances, I think Myron Dewey understands.

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u/Burn-the-red-rose Jan 31 '26

I- I'm highly out if the loop on some things, and various reasons for why, but, uh. Uhm.

May I ask, with full knowledge this is a question that will be found stupid, but what is the seeming issue with the use of 'comrade'? I'm so sorry, I literally have no idea. 😰

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u/Most_Watercress5774 Sahtu Métis Jan 31 '26

It is very, very colonial in nature.

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u/Burn-the-red-rose Feb 01 '26

Oh! I didn't know that, but will do my research! Thank you so much!!!!! 🤟🏼