Losing western culture in global commercialism.

[TomTeriffic]

There is a disdain in the modern commerical products world for the Latin alphabet and brand names spelled out using the Latin alphabet. There seems to be a demise in brand names with American or Anglo-Saxon namesakes.

There is now a global disdain for western culture.

McCulloch was the biggest name in chainsaws in the 1970's but is now plastic China junk. Johnson outboards no longer exist.

Many American brands and business namesakes have become defunct.

Many automobiles and trucks stopped having their brand names spelled out on their bodies using the Latin alphabet. This alphabet is the basis for English and most western European languages. It's replacement with international symbols as product trademarks has culturally destroyed the western world.

Automobile controls on the dash have largely done away with English words as labels like LIGHTS, TEMP, FAN, WIPERS and BATTERY.

 

[Gellar]

Huh?

 

[wllm]

 

[elkduds]

I wish I had noted the OP before I clicked on this.

 

[Brauee20]

 

[Watts307]

Word bro

 

[Schaaf]

The culture where I’m from is ranch dressing.

 

[TN2shot07]

 

[MtnElk]

Just here for the comments

 

[Rhcuam]

Okie dokie then.

 

[Rainer]

Ok Boomer

 

[ChaosOneZero]

Just here for the comments

This.

 

[Straight Arrow]

Just here for the comments

Terrific!

 

[shb]

There is a disdain in the modern commerical products world for the Latin alphabet and brand names spelled out using the Latin alphabet. There seems to be a demise in brand names with American or Anglo-Saxon namesakes.

There is now a global disdain for western culture.

McCulloch was the biggest name in chainsaws in the 1970's but is now plastic China junk. Johnson outboards no longer exist.

Many American brands and business namesakes have become defunct.

Many automobiles and trucks stopped having their brand names spelled out on their bodies using the Latin alphabet. This alphabet is the basis for English and most western European languages. It's replacement with international symbols as product trademarks has culturally destroyed the western world.

Automobile controls on the dash have largely done away with English words as labels like LIGHTS, TEMP, FAN, WIPERS and BATTERY.

Now do hunting clothing , those [email protected]#$%&s just use made up dolphin clicks.

They even call clothing......gear.




And while we're at it, what about vag rinsers who use words like "running", Remy, winny, leupy, puffy.


JFC, the long hunters that built this country are rolling over in their grave.

 

[noharleyyet]

 

[406dn]

The culture where I’m from is ranch dressing.

I had some last night. I even drove an hour to the restaurant to enjoy it.

 

[wllm]

@TomTeriffic your generation put carpet over hardwood floors maybe go easy on the aesthetic critiques there guy.

 

[TomTeriffic]

The culture where I’m from is ranch dressing.

The whole point of this thread is I'm demoralized as an American. You know what I mean. Press 1 for English on the telephone.

I prefer a COLT pistol over an H&K one because COLT rings American in my ears. SAVAGE has more charm to me than CZ. BROWNING has more charm to me than YILDIZ. I could go on and on.

 

[TomTeriffic]

@TomTeriffic your generation put carpet over hardwood floors maybe go easy on the aesthetic critiques there guy.

My generation built American cars that said MERCURY, OLDSMOBILE, PONTIAC and PLYMOUTH on the bodies with chrome letters.
All those American brands are now obsolete. Millenials must think these names sound corny. It's a wonder MERCURY outboards are
still in production.

I am glad that laminate hardwood-looking floors were invented, however.

 

[DouglasR]

There is a disdain in the modern commerical products world for the Latin alphabet and brand names spelled out using the Latin alphabet. There seems to be a demise in brand names with American or Anglo-Saxon namesakes.

There is now a global disdain for western culture.

McCulloch was the biggest name in chainsaws in the 1970's but is now plastic China junk. Johnson outboards no longer exist.

Many American brands and business namesakes have become defunct.

Many automobiles and trucks stopped having their brand names spelled out on their bodies using the Latin alphabet. This alphabet is the basis for English and most western European languages. It's replacement with international symbols as product trademarks has culturally destroyed the western world.

Automobile controls on the dash have largely done away with English words as labels like LIGHTS, TEMP, FAN, WIPERS and BATTERY.

Have you seen the new evinrudes though?
Looks like a warp drive.