Aug 31 · 2014

hackerqueenskye:

damnitxavi:

rifa:

check-your-privilege-feminists:

Tumblr: spreading the world apart, one group at a time.

THIS is the shit that bothers me with tumblr

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I’m just going to leave this here.

…..I can’t

(via blogthonypostano)

sjw bloody stop
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    10. dim-samn said: A good example of sharing cultures: my friend Jenny is a chinese exchange student, and we have another friend named Mel who’s not chinese. One day, we passed by Mel and she was wearing a cheongsam top (you know, the one with the mandarin collar). My first thought was that SJWs would totally attack her if they saw this, but it turns out Jenny took her to Chinatown and they bought it for her together. We complimented her top and moved on.
    11. dim-samn said: You’re not as likely to get called a “j*p” in Japan, or a “ch*nk” in China. In Japan, it’s normal to see people wearing kimonos, but in America, you’d get made fun of for wearing ethnic clothes in you’re ethnic (if you’re white, then it apparently makes you “cultured” and “high fashion”) ((this example is not as prevailent with kimonos, but is applicable to most cases of cultural approlriation, mainly headdresses and black hairstyles)).
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    13. dim-samn said: Just to explain a bit on the Japanese part, I think the reason why Americans get mad and Japanese people don’t is, at least partially, because Japanese-Americans and Asian Americans have had a different experience with racism in America than what Japanese people have experienced. America has a history of monstly white people discriminating against non-white people and asian people, while Japan (who has certainly experienced racism, just not the exact same as America) has not had that experience.
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      What upsets me is that people say Kawaii stuff offends the Japanese and that celebrated dia de laa muertos offends the...
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