Anonymous wrote:They had the nerve to state that they couldn't find anyone opposed, when in actuality, they didn't ask anyone. All they would have had to do was drive down Ranger Road, where every other house sports a Save Ranger Road sign, but no.
Anonymous wrote:What are they going to change them to?
There was the renaming of Jefferson Davis Highway in Alexandria and later Arlington to Richmond Highway, continuing its name into Fairfax.
Then there is just more hate to settle scores and let people know who is really in charge. Examples include any renaming on the opposite spectrum of race (still race/racist based messaging), political figures and people with no connection to the region, etc.
Streets renamed during particular periods such as the 1920s, 1950s and 1960s, should just revert back to what they were before.
Anything newer than that should get a letter or number, and be tabled for 20 years, until people grow up and don’t instinctively want to commit the same crime.
Anonymous wrote:
I DGAF. But if you think people will confuse your sentiments with a street name you are a fool. If you drive a Bronco, are you a horse?
No, obviously I'm a cowboy
Anonymous wrote:The incoming recession will give people something legitimate to worry about for a change. This kind of crap is what happens with 14 years of unadulterated economic growth and no accountability
Anonymous wrote:Goodbye Mosby’s Woods. Goodbye Fairfax HS Rebels. Goodbye Lee Highway.
Anonymous wrote:The street name hurt my feelings. Fragility indeed.
Anonymous wrote:Why?
Just leave them. They are hurting anyone.
Scarlet? are you kidding me??
Anonymous wrote:The street name hurt my feelings. Fragility indeed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Curious if any of the people in this thread are actually in the affected neighborhood. The people I know in that neighborhood don't object to changing. If others do, there is a public meeting coming up.
It's absolutely a property value concern (buyers will not choose to buy on Confederate Ln if they can go elsewhere) and a concern about being presumed racist because of what your street name is.
When we first moved down here, we had an apartment on Jefferson Davis highway and hating having to give our address
You and the PP are idiots. Cheers.
Why are you so invested in naming streets after traitors to the United States?
I DGAF. But if you think people will confuse your sentiments with a street name you are a fool. If you drive a Bronco, are you a horse?