Anonymous #1 1d

He went to Asia and played dress up with someone else’s culture…

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Anonymous #1 1d

Also we should really only be focusing on cultural appropriation when members of the culture affected have actually expressed disapproval of said behavior. Ex, wearing Native American ceremonial regalia. We shouldn’t be condemning any expression of another’s culture if said culture is fine with it.

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Anonymous #2 1d

Look into the story of his whole trip. You’ll see it’s blatant cultural appropriation

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Anonymous OP 1d

Cool this isn’t him chilling with monks though

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Anonymous #2 1d

Hope this helps 🩵

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Anonymous #1 1d

Just because a couple people went along with it (probably because they were paid to) doesn’t mean it’s not offensive to most people of their culture

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Anonymous #2 1d

I wasn’t necessarily just talking about this photo I was talking about the trip as a whole

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Anonymous OP 1d

How about we just let Chinese people say there’s a problem if there is one, rather than putting your words in their mouth. You dont know how they feel about it, don’t patronize them.

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