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I cannot believe you said that.. repeated that word. What are you ? an animal ?Originally posted by original PM View PostGlad I asked...
Again I am the dunce..
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The word ‘tr*pical’ is an extremely problematic term, especially when applied to food like 'tr*pical smoothie’ or 'tr*pical fruit’. This is because it is entirely rooted in colonialism and orientalism and keeps making PoC who live around the Tr*pics into the Other.
Yesterday I saw the school dining hall was serving 'tr*pical fruit pie’ as its dessert. I was so tr*ggered upon seeing it I had to leave the dining hall and didn’t return for the whole day. It IS racist. It IS orientalist. Stop designating things as 'tr*pical’ because your mind is colonized. You will NEVER have to know what it’s like having your entire mind and body colonized by white people so stop forcing terms on others. DECOLONIZE AND CHECK YOUR PRIVILEGE.(\__/)
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Makes me wonder what you're doing in a school dining hall, are you a dinner lady? If I recall many of them do tend to look like Les DawsonOriginally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI cannot believe you said that.. repeated that word. What are you ? an animal ?
The word ‘tr*pical’ is an extremely problematic term, especially when applied to food like 'tr*pical smoothie’ or 'tr*pical fruit’. This is because it is entirely rooted in colonialism and orientalism and keeps making PoC who live around the Tr*pics into the Other.
Yesterday I saw the school dining hall was serving 'tr*pical fruit pie’ as its dessert. I was so tr*ggered upon seeing it I had to leave the dining hall and didn’t return for the whole day. It IS racist. It IS orientalist. Stop designating things as 'tr*pical’ because your mind is colonized. You will NEVER have to know what it’s like having your entire mind and body colonized by white people so stop forcing terms on others. DECOLONIZE AND CHECK YOUR PRIVILEGE.
“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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He's got to pay for a holiday:Originally posted by original PM View PostGlad I asked...
Again I am the dunce..
Tropical????
:-SS
“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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You often find them in a badly packed kebab.Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostWhere are Beef curtains?
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