comment: >
  
  girl guides is also transphobic it should be renamed person guides.
context: It wasn't considered offensive. They were concerned that children of colour might be turned off joining or get bullied.
  The new name is "Embers".
  (Edit: at least that's the official line I read) >
  
  I’m all for creating inclusive environments for young people, but I’m afraid the new name will spark a rash or pyromaniacs /s >
  
  No, you're thinking of Scouts.
  Source: former Scout. We burned stuff. Often on purpose. >
  
  The venn diagram of scouts and pyromaniacs is pretty much 100% overlap. >
  
  We once snuck fireworks into the back of a scout master's truck as he was driving off and accidentally set a tarp on fire
  That wasn't for a badge or anything, we were just bored >
  
  You sure it was an accident? 😛 >
  
  I used to have an official Girl Scouting license plate frame, which had on it:
  In Girl Scouting
  The Girl Comes First >
  
  That's beautiful >
  
  I'm fat I heard it through a fat lens. All I thought of were the baked goods. >
  
  Brownies takes me to fecal matters before racial matters.  To be fair and all PC Wokeness aside, Embers is probably a better and cooler sounding name compared to Brownies if you polled most people I bet. >
  
  embers i think after a fire… like old since after that is ash >
  
  Imagine hearing the word brownies through a racial lense. Sad people lemme tell ya >
  
  I wonder how long it'll take before all this will go into the food aisles?
  Excuse me sir where are your brownies?
  Oh you mean the flour, egg mixture, milk, with ( what the hell they going to call Coco) to be baked in the oven at 375 for 45 minutes that's on aisle number one because all the aisles are number one!!! Can't let them feel left out >
  
  I can see that. >
  
  Offfensive?
  Do Pixies have issues with being called brownies, or is this an offensive homonym thing? >
  
  Well you can't legally offend someone in Canada, so this is normal.