What's sad about this is a plush baby kangaroo doll using such bad language. #badroo
Is it 'cultural appropriation' if an American kid wears an alien xenomorph costume, & the alien was designed by H. R. Giger in Switzerland?pic.twitter.com/j1XlOIP5xL
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Did someone actually say it was, and if so, who?
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Dr. Hyper Bowlee
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Everything is whites (incl Jews) vs everyone else—what whites do amongst themselves is irrelevant to the power narrative.
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Too alien. Too weird. Too muh appropriation.
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It is appropriation, but not misappropriation in this case.
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No one owns a culture, which is something continuously changing and being shared. Costumes are either respectful or disrespectful.
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No because sci fi culture is universal.
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If you're deliberately misrepresenting cultural appropriation, sure.
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