[ SECRET POST #2606 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2606 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Hi, moron

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt but I guess the question for me is whether 'cultural appropriation' is the appropriate label for that. I mean, it seems like it's much more exoticization than appropriation, and those are in some ways almost opposite tendencies - rather than taking over a cultural phenomenon and erasing its origin, the origin in another culture is played up, to the point of absurdity.

So, yeah, I agree that foodies are dumb, but I don't think this thing is cultural appropriation, and I think talking about it in those terms is misleading and leads to kind of screwed up conclusions. In particular, I think if you're using the term cultural appropriation for eating a certain kind of food, the implication tends to be that it's simply eating the food that's somehow wrong, not some separate problem with attitude and intent, and that's all kind of messed up, cause food is tasty as heck.

Re: Hi, moron

[chardmonster]

But the cartoonist isn't talking about eating foreign food as appropriation--the comic ends with her getting Foodie Dude to just eat the soup. She's talking about the whole false quest for authenticity that completely ignores the actual day to day cuisine of her family.

I guess you could say it isn't "appropriation," but it's definitely appropriation-y. We're splitting hairs.