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Every single fucking time a latinoamerican country implements a progressive law/policy you people have to be all like "how fucked up are we that *country name* is being more progressive than the US" as if it's somehow inconceivable that a country you deemed as backwards and barbaric could possibly be making more right decisions than your imperialistic shit hole of a country.
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Why do people in the United States insist on appropriating identities that aren’t theirs and that they don’t even understand? I mean, Kevin, you’re not Italian. You’ve never been to Italy, you don’t speak Italian, and you don’t know anything about Italian culture beyond the seven tired stereotypes you picked up from New Jersey mafia films you’ve watched on TV. You know absolutely nothing about Italy. The fact that your great-grandfather came from Naples when he was 11 and called himself nonno does not mean you’re Italian. You’re not. Shut up, you and your friend Jeremy, who goes around saying he’s Irish when his family hasn’t set foot in Ireland since 1909 and he doesn’t even know what the fucking IRA is.
Honestly, do these people not realise how utterly ridiculous they look?
Boots hung out with us whilst we grilled dinner
He was pretty chill about it
Americans who will reference an extremely well-known megacity as "City; Country", but will reference an US town in the middle of nowhere with a population of 200 as "City that's probably named after somewhere more important; Meaningless 2 letter state acronym"
Tokyo, Japan
Berlin, WI
Punt them into the Sun?
PUNT!
Don't punt!
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"usamericans" is the geographic equivalent of "unalive"
A not so friendly reminder that yes, many indigenous people in the divided states have light complexions. That sort of happens when white men try to rape your people out of existence. And another reminder, blood quantum is a tool created by colonizers to erase and disempower indigenous people through said rape.
It's one of those things that gets tiresome to have to repeat. Is it pleasant to read or hear? No. But, stories of oppression and ethnic cleansing never are.
But even without that, dark or "red" skin was not universal among the indigenous here, there has always been a variety of skin tones among us. The pop culture stereotype may fit some of us in some regards, but we are not and were not a homogeneous group of people. And don't get me started on the problems with the stereotype or start on the noble savage bullshit.
To quote a post I saw before my initial blog was compromised, many of you need to come to terms with the fact that you will not be able to tell if someone is indigenous or not at a glance.
I don't think you all understand how frustrating it is to see indigenous people talk about their issues only for some random colonizer or "skeptic" to dismiss them because their complexion is not the earthy red pop culture has decided all of us have. Y'all know that being dismissive and demanding "proof" or ancestry records of someone because they don't fit the racist caricature in your head is actually really bad, right? You see how that's a problem, right?
Just, ugh. I could go on so much more, but I'll sure others are gonna be better at articulating these issues and many more than I am when I'm frustrated and angry.
As a European with English as my second language, hearing Americans go:
"A thing of X"
- is so weird! Like the other day I watched a US immigrant to an EU country talk about how much cheaper food is, and she was listing her shopping as "two things of mayonnaise, a thing of peanut butter" like girl! There are words for this! How about tub? Jar? Box? Container? Do you guys Not Know the words of your own language?
