@tanpukunokami Bringing the whole ass rice cooker is the only weird part here but I'm sure 90% of people would understand "nah bruh fresh rice is always better so I brought the cooker"
@vers_laLune It's because dubs were genuinely awful a lot of the time back in the day, so some of what the sub purist were saying about accuracy was legit, but then again subtitles weren't crazy good back then as well ๐คท๐พ
@BluebriarArts Domain opens and your minds floods with every defiantly sexual thought he could think and you just stand there like what the fuck? Then he nut checks you
@47sSMB Legit playing Minecraft with terraria mods while I put off my latest mage run in terraria. You're correct most legit just want 3d terraria, terraria gives you a lose bullet point list of shit you *have* to do in a sense gameplay wise. Minecraft just says do whatever with whatever
@stillidreamof@AnnieOne23 If you're trying to talk to men, you've been informed that your message is literally just "look at this video to get more birches young men" that's like all you've presented ๐คฃ
@ScottMescu6250@mistykhemia@newjeansza Cutting through the semantics we are disagreeing about this being part of an active colonial project. The multiculturalism the UK wears is a mask, is fake. They haven't addressed damage or stopped the project. There is no part of UK culture under this framework, it's exploitation
@ScottMescu6250@mistykhemia@newjeansza I'd never make the argument AAVE isn't Americam culture because *it's in the name*. Removing the African part from it is the problem, you remove the historic relevance when you do that. The same as when you say "patois is UK culture now", it's okay to say it's Jamacain and not UK
@ScottMescu6250@mistykhemia@newjeansza Patois is not "part of UK culture now" it's Jamacain culture. I'm looking at things as they really are, You are saying something that all of those books and media should have taught you, but the framing of it all brought you to "it's just UK culture now" accepting colonization.
@ScottMescu6250@mistykhemia@newjeansza Like you have to know about something to bury right? The agreement is the not talk about it? How can you not understand this?
@ScottMescu6250@mistykhemia@newjeansza - to focus on the positives. You didn't finish what I said a second time and it's why you can't understand that I'm implying an active role in choosing to not act upon the knowledge that cultural exchange *did not* happen, because it was forced, and part of the colonial project.
@ScottMescu6250@mistykhemia@newjeansza I have not mentioned race at all here? Are you assuming black brits and brits of color can't also play apart in the British tradition of burying its colonial sins to focus on the positive outcomes, like Patois becoming part of UK culture?
@ScottMescu6250@mistykhemia@newjeansza I'm describing to you the mechanism a system of power uses to convince the youth that the harm they are continuing to perpetuate is "just how things are", you program them to be ignorant of the past so they don't learn to be better. Both of our countries are using it.
@ScottMescu6250@mistykhemia@newjeansza You're participating in cultural erasure by describing Patois as "just part of UK culture now". Especially in the capacity of slang. It's a full on linguistic system not just cool slang for British youth to speak occasionally to be cool. It *can* be, without the erasure though.
@ScottMescu6250@mistykhemia@newjeansza If they were taught the full scope the reactions wouldnt be defensive anger it would be curious introspection. This is how you program youth to ignorantly perpuate racism, homophobia, sexism, but teach them to hide it better and colonize socially instead of physically.
@ScottMescu6250@mistykhemia@newjeansza I'm not implying anything. You said UK youth were fed positive messages about diversity and told racism is very bad. It doesn't sound like y'all get the full picture of your own history and how your country became "diverse", from how *you* describe it. We get that in America too
@ScottMescu6250@mistykhemia@newjeansza Your race has 0 to do with this conversation, you live in the UK as you said, the UK doesn't teach its citizens about what actually achieved the "cultural diversity" of the place. Do you understand now?
@ScottMescu6250@mistykhemia@newjeansza You're straw manning. You don't need to colonize to get cultural exchange, your ancestors and educators didn't equip you with the framework to question their way of seeing things. People shared all the time before they set sail.
@ScottMescu6250@mistykhemia@newjeansza It's the new gens responsibility to understand that they're being fed a frame to further the crimes of their ancestors AND STOP. You were taught to say racism is bad while speaking the patois that got your friends parents and grandparents in trouble in school and denied jobs.