The Lake formerly known as Ontario

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And we have silence from our usual suspect MAGA tempers.
Nah, they're done here. The only time they'll come back now is when there's a democratic president in power that does something that Fox tells them to be angry about, like wear a beige suit.

As long as Trump is there, there's nothing for them to defend at this point. He's gone so far beyond corrupt, it's laughable. He's destroying the economy, he got into new wars, etc. They know how fucked it is, but they'd never have the character to admit it. Instead, they'll take the chicken's way out.

As for this topic, I thought this was a good idea for Canada.

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In Google's defense, they DID drop the "Don't be evil" phrase from their code of conduct back in 2018. Kind of like how Fox dropped their "Fair and balanced" phrase. Now they're free to do as much evil as they want.
 
Well, look at this:

https://thehill.com/homenews/admini...ds-after-refusing-trumps-lake-america-change/

MapQuest has surged in popularity on the app charts after the mapping service said it would not rename Lake Ontario to “Lake America” after President Trump signed an executive order changing its name.


The company said its mobile app received hundreds of thousands of downloads after it announced Thursday that the name Lake Ontario would remain on its apps, despite Trump directing the Interior Department to update the lake’s name in the Geographic Names Information System (GNIS).


By Monday morning, MapQuest had climbed to No. 1 among navigation apps in Apple’s U.S. app store and No. 4 in non-gaming apps. In Canada, which shares the lake with the U.S., the app reached No. 2 overall over the weekend.


The app’s usage also jumped to roughly 50 times its normal level, according to MapQuest.
 
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