Peter van der Gea
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Didn't vikings have dreads or is that just a Hollywood thing?Is there something inherently wrong with Malone being covered in dreds and making money?
Didn't vikings have dreads or is that just a Hollywood thing?Is there something inherently wrong with Malone being covered in dreds and making money?
They had braids.Didn't vikings have dreads or is that just a Hollywood thing?
Aren't Malone's braided?They had braids.
you're the only one who does that though.Here’s another example.
You have to wonder if a lot of the fuss about cultural appropriation is kicked off by people who don’t really care about it but see an opportunity to score points in the culture war.
I have nothing new to add except what has already been explained multiple times by several posters. IMO, he is a terrible rapper but that's just me.Is there something inherently wrong with Malone being covered in dreds and making money?
I'm just wondering if Post Malone might have had people with a similar hairstyles in his ancestry. I don't know if he has any viking ancestry, I'm just trying to show how illogical it is ban someone from having a hairstyle because of their raceWhat does that question have to do with your previous question?
It's just another one of the many new phrases people online use to try and dictate what other people can and cannot do. Some folk are just born bossy and like to try telling everyone else how they should live, despite it being absolutely none of their business. Before the internet, these folk probably just bothered their neighbour or local village committee. Now they can get a virtual audience and do it worldwide. Must be heaven for them.Honest question : Does anyone every talk about cultural appropriation offline? I’ve never experienced a single person actually giving a Fcuk about it in reality. It forever feels like an online construct rather than a reality.
Adult conversations in the real world tend to revolve around authenticity rather than appropriation, then judge accordingly. Exploitation and Appreciation have been stupidly smashed together and posited as Appropriation. Idiots seem to throw Race into it online, all the while they celebrate Drake, perhaps the worlds biggest culture vulture.
Without doubt it’s complicated, there are many dickheads in the world, but the framing online is completely divorced from the real world experience.
That's ridiculous.
If he has Irish heritage then he could maybe argue that tattoos/braided/dreadlocked hair is something you’d see on his celtic ancestors.I'm just wondering if Post Malone might have had people with a similar hairstyles in his ancestry. I don't know if he has any viking ancestry, I'm just trying to show how illogical it is ban someone from having a hairstyle because of their race
So people have to do a whole DNA analysis now before they can braid their hair?If he has Irish heritage then he could maybe argue that tattoos/braided/dreadlocked hair is something you’d see on his celtic ancestors.
Seems to be a thorny topic though. Just googling “celt dreadlocks” drops you smack bang in the middle of endless online bickering. There’s evidently a lot of people who think this stuff is all VERY. IMPORTANT.
So then did the Afro-American's culturally appropriate from the celts? That's not a serious question. It's not cultural appropriation, it's fashion choices.If he has Irish heritage then he could maybe argue that tattoos/braided/dreadlocked hair is something you’d see on his celtic ancestors.
Seems to be a thorny topic though. Just googling “celt dreadlocks” drops you smack bang in the middle of endless online bickering. There’s evidently a lot of people who think this stuff is all VERY. IMPORTANT.
It's dreadful, isn't it, and hardly unexpected. Completely managed to wash over the actual issue without fail.Exhausting isn't the word.
You can petition for the matter to be reviewed in the next sitting of the Council of White PeopleAs white people, we should probably apologise for Halloween costumes over the years.
Y'know, I've never been invited.You can petition for the matter to be reviewed in the next sitting of the Council of White People
What's the issue? That Jesy should have studied American black history before she got a tan on holiday and braided her hair?It's dreadful, isn't it, and hardly unexpected. Completely managed to wash over the actual issue without fail.
Of course you haven't, who do you think you are?Y'know, I've never been invited.
Yep, i'm done.It's dreadful, isn't it, and hardly unexpected. Completely managed to wash over the actual issue without fail.
Do you have sources that prove this isn't the case today?Who has asked Jesy for an apology? I simply stated why she's faced criticism, but you are being obtuse or intentionally misunderstanding because I believe I've explained it to you on 3 separate occasions now.
From my perspective, I simply want black women to be appreciated when they do and wear the same things that white women get appreciated for when they take those same things from a different culture.
Let's start there and the conversations about cultural appropriation will go away.
And once again, that hair doesn't only get sent to black women, but white women (and possibly other races) who also wear wigs.
I promised myself I’d avoid these topics but like a car crash on the motorway, I can’t help but look.Exhausting isn't the word.
No.What's the issue? That Jesy should have studied American black history before she got a tan on holiday and braided her hair?
Good point.I think it's made more difficult with musical artists because of the influence record companies have on their image.
So tell me then, why is she not allowed to get a tan on holiday and wear her hair however she likes it?
And there, if it was a corporate decision, I could see the case of cynical exploitation of black culture, but if its just the way she likes to dress, then it's just fashionI think it's made more difficult with musical artists because of the influence record companies have on their image.
What a bizarre response.You literally sound like the kind of person that fights them online and throws fuel on the fire. You are the other side of the same coin. I thought I had you on ignore.
I checked and apologise. I think I mistook you for someone else and framed your reply the wrong way. Sorry.What a bizarre response.
Bingo. It's just another twitter fad.You have to wonder if a lot of the fuss about cultural appropriation is kicked off by people who don’t really care about it but see an opportunity to score points in the culture war.
I feel you... Personally I don't have the time/patience but appreciate what you tried to do.Exhausting isn't the word.
Yeah i'm at my limit on here personally, no point engaging going forward.I feel you... Personally I don't have the time/patience but appreciate what you tried to do.
I get it. Why bother expend the energy giving your perspective on an emotive subject when nobody really listens? A very pertinent pov I might add given the subject. You tried to shed light on the latest post in this mess of a thread, politely and articulately, and were met with handwaving and whataboutery.Yeah i'm at my limit on here personally, no point engaging going forward.
Very true, thanks for your words as alwaysI get it. Why bother expend the energy giving your perspective on an emotive subject when nobody really listens? A very pertinent pov I might add given the subject. You tried to shed light on the latest post in this mess of a thread, politely and articulately, and were met with handwaving and whataboutery.
If the mission is to dissolution and silence then... Mission accomplished I guess. If it's to gain understanding on a subject that is not understood? Spectacular failure...