When They Go Weird, We Go Walz – Tim Walz 2024 T-Shirt
When They Go Weird, We Go Walz – Tim Walz 2024 T-Shirt
As white people, we can wear the When They Go Weird, We Go Walz – Tim Walz 2024 T-Shirt in addition I really love this clothes’ of any nationality, culture, or race that we want to. This is called “White Privilege.” Perhaps you’ve heard of it? For instance, while we are wearing your Hawaiian-style shirt (which was made in Vietnam) we are introducing your culture to mayonnaise and ranch dressing. We’re not just “appropriating culture,” we’re taking the few good parts you have and making them our own. We are conquerors, after all. F*** the “cultural appropriations” claim. They don’t want us copying something cool, they can GIVE BACK everything the West ever invented. Like — THE WHOLE MODERN WORLD. There is no such thing as “cultural appropriation”. It’s a lie created by the left to foment hate and division. There is almost nothing that anyone does that didn’t originate with some other culture or people. Yeah, sure. Just as soon as everyone who is NOT descended from White Europeans commits to NOT appropriating White European culture, which includes anything using electricity, modern medicine, paved roads, written language, smelted metal, large scale agriculture, elective government, formal court systems, schools, air travel, safe drinking water . . . the list is endless! Only when “cultural appropriation” is claimed by someone LIVING the “appropriated” culture, WITHOUT the trappings of white European advances, will I take it as anything other than a bad, hypocritical, joke. Now, do you really want me to keep going? Or are you convinced that “cultural appropriation” doesn’t really exist because every culture today does things that were originally someone else’s culture!
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What’s good for the When They Go Weird, We Go Walz – Tim Walz 2024 T-Shirt in addition I really love this goose is good for the gander. If you think adopting elements of other dress, eating other foods, whatever, is a wrong, then it’s wrong all ways. But I doubt the Japanese are going to give up their kimonos and corsets just because you’re a racist putz who thinks everyone should keep to their own kind. Besides, if everyone did that I wouldn’t be here. I’m a Latino Jew. I exist only through the blending of different peoples and cultures. My upbringing was a mix of White Americana, Jewish, and Latino cultures. It is impossible to appropriate a culture, that is absolute, illogical nonsense. I could dress like Speedy Gonzales and catch a flight to Mexico and they would probably think it was great, or at worst that I was a twat. Nobody else cares, or believes it is possible to steal another’s culture, besides idiots who think they need to protect people who don’t need or want protecting. The only “cultural appropriation” argument that makes any sense is what amounts to stolen valor, where someone wears clothing or other gear that indicates leadership or achievement in some culture and which is obtained through effort in the specific cultures, such as Native American head-dresses.
This is comparable to wearing military medals you didn’t earn. Dressing as a Catholic or other religion’s priest or other official if you aren’t one is similar (unless you’re wearing the When They Go Weird, We Go Walz – Tim Walz 2024 T-Shirt in addition I really love this outfit while acting in a play or movie). But if something just “looks cool”, why not wear it? There was a silly kerfuffle a few years ago where a white lady wore traditional Han Chinese clothes and posted photos on Instagram. “Activist” types were outraged while Chinese thought she looked awesome. Lots of non-Indian women wear saris – including in India – and my brother wore a traditional Bengali outfit to his friend’s wedding – at the request of the (Bengali) bride’s parents. On a recent trip to Kyoto, I saw plenty of non-Japanese wearing kimonos and yukatas – and there were lots of shops selling them with staff helping people to wear them in the tourist district. “Ancient city” tourist districts in China such as Lijiang have similar shops – and non-Chinese wandering about wearing traditional dress.
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As white people, we can wear the When They Go Weird, We Go Walz – Tim Walz 2024 T-Shirt in addition I really love this clothes’ of any nationality, culture, or race that we want to. This is called “White Privilege.” Perhaps you’ve heard of it? For instance, while we are wearing your Hawaiian-style shirt (which was made in Vietnam) we are introducing your culture to mayonnaise and ranch dressing. We’re not just “appropriating culture,” we’re taking the few good parts you have and making them our own. We are conquerors, after all. F*** the “cultural appropriations” claim. They don’t want us copying something cool, they can GIVE BACK everything the West ever invented. Like — THE WHOLE MODERN WORLD. There is no such thing as “cultural appropriation”. It’s a lie created by the left to foment hate and division. There is almost nothing that anyone does that didn’t originate with some other culture or people. Yeah, sure. Just as soon as everyone who is NOT descended from White Europeans commits to NOT appropriating White European culture, which includes anything using electricity, modern medicine, paved roads, written language, smelted metal, large scale agriculture, elective government, formal court systems, schools, air travel, safe drinking water . . . the list is endless! Only when “cultural appropriation” is claimed by someone LIVING the “appropriated” culture, WITHOUT the trappings of white European advances, will I take it as anything other than a bad, hypocritical, joke. Now, do you really want me to keep going? Or are you convinced that “cultural appropriation” doesn’t really exist because every culture today does things that were originally someone else’s culture!
What’s good for the When They Go Weird, We Go Walz – Tim Walz 2024 T-Shirt in addition I really love this goose is good for the gander. If you think adopting elements of other dress, eating other foods, whatever, is a wrong, then it’s wrong all ways. But I doubt the Japanese are going to give up their kimonos and corsets just because you’re a racist putz who thinks everyone should keep to their own kind. Besides, if everyone did that I wouldn’t be here. I’m a Latino Jew. I exist only through the blending of different peoples and cultures. My upbringing was a mix of White Americana, Jewish, and Latino cultures. It is impossible to appropriate a culture, that is absolute, illogical nonsense. I could dress like Speedy Gonzales and catch a flight to Mexico and they would probably think it was great, or at worst that I was a twat. Nobody else cares, or believes it is possible to steal another’s culture, besides idiots who think they need to protect people who don’t need or want protecting. The only “cultural appropriation” argument that makes any sense is what amounts to stolen valor, where someone wears clothing or other gear that indicates leadership or achievement in some culture and which is obtained through effort in the specific cultures, such as Native American head-dresses.
This is comparable to wearing military medals you didn’t earn. Dressing as a Catholic or other religion’s priest or other official if you aren’t one is similar (unless you’re wearing the When They Go Weird, We Go Walz – Tim Walz 2024 T-Shirt in addition I really love this outfit while acting in a play or movie). But if something just “looks cool”, why not wear it? There was a silly kerfuffle a few years ago where a white lady wore traditional Han Chinese clothes and posted photos on Instagram. “Activist” types were outraged while Chinese thought she looked awesome. Lots of non-Indian women wear saris – including in India – and my brother wore a traditional Bengali outfit to his friend’s wedding – at the request of the (Bengali) bride’s parents. On a recent trip to Kyoto, I saw plenty of non-Japanese wearing kimonos and yukatas – and there were lots of shops selling them with staff helping people to wear them in the tourist district. “Ancient city” tourist districts in China such as Lijiang have similar shops – and non-Chinese wandering about wearing traditional dress.
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