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So it's fine for a man to dress up as a woman or a woman to dress up as a man and no one bats an eye.
But an American wears a Chinese outfit, it's cultural appropriation?
I don't understand that logic.
That's because this type of thinking doesn't use logic or makes sense, and yet it has been force-fed to the latest generation to the point that they think it is normal and it continually encompasses more and more nonsense.
That's because this type of thinking doesn't use logic or makes sense, and yet it has been force-fed to the latest generation to the point that they think it is normal and it continually encompasses more and more nonsense.
I have no problem with any of those things. None. Nada.
If she was wearing a sexy lederhosen and she is mostly of Greek and Irish decent would that be cultural misappropriation? Do you have to do a ancestry DNA check before you wear something influenced by a culture other than "your own". Some people look for a fight where there is none. Totally ridiculous.
That's because this type of thinking doesn't use logic or makes sense, and yet it has been force-fed to the latest generation to the point that they think it is normal and it continually encompasses more and more nonsense.
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Originally Posted by Magritte25
I have no problem with any of those things. None. Nada.
The melting pot doesn't matter any more , everybody get butt hurt when other people encourage other races, they want individual, they want to control United States. As aka the mexician community claiming California is part of Mexico
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