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Phoenix, Arizona, hits its 100th consecutive day of 100F weather
(www.theguardian.com)
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… huh?
Arizona is pretty racist. Is that not a known fact? I thought it was established.
it is well established; but there are plenty who willfully ignore that fact and you just ran into one of them.
Arizona is a state. While some of its residents have been known to struggle with skin color, and other simple concepts, the state itself is simply a geographic location.
Using the name of a place to refer to its residents is super common and widely-understood. It's a form of metonym.
Another example of metonymy would be "White House cracks down on crime", obviously the White House is a building and cannot enforce laws. "White House" in this situation is a metonym for the President and/or their administration.
Hope this helps clear up your confusion! 😊
That fire feels like Washington DC
Land doesn't vote. Are you just being obtuse?
I’m not accusing land of being racist
Right. Yes, the land. It's the land, clearly.
Arizona is hot. We are talking about heat, not racism.