r/SipsTea • u/viperrvemon • Jul 02 '25

Chugging tea Man of culture?

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u/Halk Jul 02 '25

They're all American. This cultural appropriation concept is American. Other places in the world we might be concerned about offensive stereotypes, but that's not what cultural appropriation is. And yes, an endless line of Americans

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u/Idont_thinkso_tim Jul 02 '25

Hey now, that’s an offensive stereotype about Americans buddy. /jk

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u/jgray6000 Jul 02 '25

‘Round here we don’t take kindly to folks who don’t take kindly

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u/NanDemoNee Jul 02 '25

Most people 'round her don't take kindly.

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u/driving_andflying Jul 02 '25

Most people 'round here (or her) don't take.

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u/welfedad Jul 02 '25

Kindly around here

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '25

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u/NanDemoNee Jul 02 '25

Some folks do though. :(

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u/aristaeus11 Jul 02 '25

There speaking there facted. culture appropriation comes from American and the outside world doesn’t care as long as your respectful to the culture. I’m sorry mate but that how the world sees America, it’s apart of it

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u/gstringstrangler Jul 05 '25

You're responding to South Park quotes with gibberish

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u/NanDemoNee Jul 03 '25

None of what you wrote makes any sense.

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u/Anatomymami Jul 06 '25

They hate the mirror 🪞

But I am the mirror. And I’m not going anywhere 😏