[ SECRET POST #4384 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4384 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Mystery Science Theater 3000/The Flintstones]


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[Celebrity chef and food critic Andrew Zimmern]


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[Fantastic Beasts 2]


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05.
[Jake Lacy]


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[Romeo + Juliet]


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[Anna Faris and Chris Evans in "What's Your Number?"]


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['Into You' by Ariana Grande]








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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

But I don't think that analogy works at all... Most Taiwanese are members of various Han Chinese ethnic groups. That's a fact. Your comment just... didn't make sense.

[idran]

It's not just a bad analogy, it's outright wrong: mestizos and white Latinx people definitely aren't the same ethnicity, and there's increasingly a pushback at considering them as such, especially amongst the former. Just because ethnicity isn't divided by country doesn't mean all Latinx people are the same ethnicity.

Plus, those two countries aren't even Central American, they're both North American.

(Even if you do include Mexico in the definition of Central America, which most Latinx people don't, there's still no definition of it where Cuba is Central American. The entire Caribbean is North American under every definition.)