[ SECRET POST #5194 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5194 ⌋

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


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Secrets Left to Post: 00 pages, 00 secrets from Secret Submission Post #743.
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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Don't mind the idiots above me, you're right and I agree. They're hypocritical jerks who only see what they want to see and if someone disagrees with their point of view, they invalidate the entire argument because they're not smart enough to give proper counterarguments.

[(Anonymous)]

Just because you're not smart enough to understand the counterargument, it doesn't mean that none have been provided.

[(Anonymous)]

SA

But ok, let me give you a counterargument: AYRT said "POC are not part of the culture in question that it's rooted in.". Ok, then let us sit down and think hard about how did POCs find themselves in this culture in question in the first place. Oh right! They were brought to it by white people in slave ships against their will and held captive for generations, forced to submit to it and disallowed to practice their own until they lost all memory of it. Maybe if white people really were so concerned over protecting their culture, not forcing other people to live in it for hundreds of years would be a good start? Just a thought! Kinda late to worry about this now, eh?

[(Anonymous)]

Then some Asian pop groups "appropriating" black American styles and culture shouldn't be any issue but that's what meadowphoenix was objecting to.

[(Anonymous)]

Are those Asian pop groups from a country where black people are routinely discriminated against?

[(Anonymous)]

Depends. Usually, in quite a few Asian majority countries white people are also routinely discriminated against yet I'm very sure you'd still not count those Asians dressing up in European cultural dress nearly as big of a cultural appropriation.

[(Anonymous)]

^ This

[(Anonymous)]

Depends which dress they're using and in what circumstances. See, rap is very popular in Poland, but a lot of rappers in Poland are far right assholes, who make xenophobic and racist lyrics. They took something that black people have created and are now using that same thing to hurt the black people living in this country. Do Asians have the same history with appropriating cultural dresses created by oppressed white ethnicities to hurt them? If so, then I condemn this behavior, but if not.. well then it's apples and oranges. Things don't exist in a vacuum, historical and cultural context makes a big difference. In my country Jewish people expect gentiles to wear a jarmulke when visiting old Jewish cemeteries and places of worship, to show respect. I wouldn't consider that an appropriation, because visitors are invited and welcomed to do this. But there's a difference between participating in a culture when you're invited by people from that culture to do so vs ignoring their feelings and deciding that you have some kind of inherent right to things created by them for them. It's just plain rude and arrogant.