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Alaska Native languages - WikipediaEmergency is the correct word when only a handful of people speak the language. Once they are gone that is the end of it. Why are you trying to drag this issue into your nutty anti gay agenda ? This should be something that people can agree needs to be addressed.
How about instead a more accurate neutral phrase like “an ongoing problem nearing the end”. Not one poster here objects to Natives recovering their language. Why would anyone object to that?
YOU accused that conservatives were against it so YOU betrayed a political agenda behind this story.
this is sillyI am a bit surprised that so many conservatives are hostile to this initiative. I thought that you would support people trying to preserve their culture.
this is sillyI am a bit surprised that so many conservatives are hostile to this initiative. I thought that you would support people trying to preserve their culture.
this is totally ridiculousEmergency is the correct word when only a handful of people speak the language. Once they are gone that is the end of it. Why are you trying to drag this issue into your nutty anti gay agenda ? This should be something that people can agree needs to be addressed.You feign surprise there Tommy. Nobody is hostile to it. Though the word “hostile” does carry an emotional charge. Like “emergency!” In the OP narrative.I am a bit surprised that so many conservatives are hostile to this initiative. I thought that you would support people trying to preserve their culture.
Who decided on the new theme? Was it Mook Mafia? Soros?
Alaskans dont think so.this is totally ridiculousEmergency is the correct word when only a handful of people speak the language. Once they are gone that is the end of it. Why are you trying to drag this issue into your nutty anti gay agenda ? This should be something that people can agree needs to be addressed.You feign surprise there Tommy. Nobody is hostile to it. Though the word “hostile” does carry an emotional charge. Like “emergency!” In the OP narrative.I am a bit surprised that so many conservatives are hostile to this initiative. I thought that you would support people trying to preserve their culture.
Who decided on the new theme? Was it Mook Mafia? Soros?
if it's the end it's the end
this is totally ridiculousEmergency is the correct word when only a handful of people speak the language. Once they are gone that is the end of it. Why are you trying to drag this issue into your nutty anti gay agenda ? This should be something that people can agree needs to be addressed.You feign surprise there Tommy. Nobody is hostile to it. Though the word “hostile” does carry an emotional charge. Like “emergency!” In the OP narrative.I am a bit surprised that so many conservatives are hostile to this initiative. I thought that you would support people trying to preserve their culture.
Who decided on the new theme? Was it Mook Mafia? Soros?
if it's the end it's the end
spending $$$$ on stupidshit is stupidAlaskans dont think so.this is totally ridiculousEmergency is the correct word when only a handful of people speak the language. Once they are gone that is the end of it. Why are you trying to drag this issue into your nutty anti gay agenda ? This should be something that people can agree needs to be addressed.You feign surprise there Tommy. Nobody is hostile to it. Though the word “hostile” does carry an emotional charge. Like “emergency!” In the OP narrative.I am a bit surprised that so many conservatives are hostile to this initiative. I thought that you would support people trying to preserve their culture.
Who decided on the new theme? Was it Mook Mafia? Soros?
if it's the end it's the end
So they are going to spend copius tax dollars to change a bunch of signs to include languages that virtually no one speaks...therefore making the signs confusing and harder to read.Alaska declares emergency for Native American languages
Alaska has declared an emergency for Native American languages, aiming to promote and preserve all 20 recognized indigenous tongues in the state before they die out.
The order signed this week by the state governor, Bill Walker, directs the state education commissioner to work with partners to promote indigenous languages in public education, KTOO Public Media in Juneau reported.
It also directs the state to use traditional Alaska Native place names on public signs. The order instructs state commissioners to designate a tribal liaison tasked with producing a plan to boost collaboration with Alaska Native partners.
It is sad that it has come to this but heartening that the Governer has taken action. Well done Alaska.
simple/sensible/etc is not in their minds or vocabularythis is totally ridiculousEmergency is the correct word when only a handful of people speak the language. Once they are gone that is the end of it. Why are you trying to drag this issue into your nutty anti gay agenda ? This should be something that people can agree needs to be addressed.You feign surprise there Tommy. Nobody is hostile to it. Though the word “hostile” does carry an emotional charge. Like “emergency!” In the OP narrative.I am a bit surprised that so many conservatives are hostile to this initiative. I thought that you would support people trying to preserve their culture.
Who decided on the new theme? Was it Mook Mafia? Soros?
if it's the end it's the end
Yes because a language can’t be recorded on a hard drive or printed with accompanying phonetics & taught later.
This is as ignorant as it is stupid – ignorance and stupidity typical of most on the right.Alaska declares emergency for Native American languages
Alaska has declared an emergency for Native American languages, aiming to promote and preserve all 20 recognized indigenous tongues in the state before they die out.
The order signed this week by the state governor, Bill Walker, directs the state education commissioner to work with partners to promote indigenous languages in public education, KTOO Public Media in Juneau reported.
It also directs the state to use traditional Alaska Native place names on public signs. The order instructs state commissioners to designate a tribal liaison tasked with producing a plan to boost collaboration with Alaska Native partners.
It is sad that it has come to this but heartening that the Governer has taken action. Well done Alaska.
Languages die out all the time. If even the indigenous people are not using them I don't know why foreigners should care.
This is as ignorant as it is stupid – ignorance and stupidity typical of most on the left.This is as ignorant as it is stupid – ignorance and stupidity typical of most on the right.Alaska declares emergency for Native American languages
Alaska has declared an emergency for Native American languages, aiming to promote and preserve all 20 recognized indigenous tongues in the state before they die out.
The order signed this week by the state governor, Bill Walker, directs the state education commissioner to work with partners to promote indigenous languages in public education, KTOO Public Media in Juneau reported.
It also directs the state to use traditional Alaska Native place names on public signs. The order instructs state commissioners to designate a tribal liaison tasked with producing a plan to boost collaboration with Alaska Native partners.
It is sad that it has come to this but heartening that the Governer has taken action. Well done Alaska.
Languages die out all the time. If even the indigenous people are not using them I don't know why foreigners should care.
No it resonates around the world. Everywhere that smaller cultures rub up against larger ones.You care as little about saving their language as anyone else. Its not like you are going to help the cause by learning it. By tomorrow, youll have already forgotten that this article ever existed.I am a bit surprised that so many conservatives are hostile to this initiative. I thought that you would support people trying to preserve their culture.
They should do so.So they are going to spend copius tax dollars to change a bunch of signs to include languages that virtually no one speaks...therefore making the signs confusing and harder to read.Alaska declares emergency for Native American languages
Alaska has declared an emergency for Native American languages, aiming to promote and preserve all 20 recognized indigenous tongues in the state before they die out.
The order signed this week by the state governor, Bill Walker, directs the state education commissioner to work with partners to promote indigenous languages in public education, KTOO Public Media in Juneau reported.
It also directs the state to use traditional Alaska Native place names on public signs. The order instructs state commissioners to designate a tribal liaison tasked with producing a plan to boost collaboration with Alaska Native partners.
It is sad that it has come to this but heartening that the Governer has taken action. Well done Alaska.
Alaskans dont think so.this is totally ridiculousEmergency is the correct word when only a handful of people speak the language. Once they are gone that is the end of it. Why are you trying to drag this issue into your nutty anti gay agenda ? This should be something that people can agree needs to be addressed.You feign surprise there Tommy. Nobody is hostile to it. Though the word “hostile” does carry an emotional charge. Like “emergency!” In the OP narrative.I am a bit surprised that so many conservatives are hostile to this initiative. I thought that you would support people trying to preserve their culture.
Who decided on the new theme? Was it Mook Mafia? Soros?
if it's the end it's the end
You don't think that. You are just an antagonizer here...also known as a troll.They should do so.So they are going to spend copius tax dollars to change a bunch of signs to include languages that virtually no one speaks...therefore making the signs confusing and harder to read.Alaska declares emergency for Native American languages
Alaska has declared an emergency for Native American languages, aiming to promote and preserve all 20 recognized indigenous tongues in the state before they die out.
The order signed this week by the state governor, Bill Walker, directs the state education commissioner to work with partners to promote indigenous languages in public education, KTOO Public Media in Juneau reported.
It also directs the state to use traditional Alaska Native place names on public signs. The order instructs state commissioners to designate a tribal liaison tasked with producing a plan to boost collaboration with Alaska Native partners.
It is sad that it has come to this but heartening that the Governer has taken action. Well done Alaska.