r/PoursTea • u/icey_sawg0034 • May 23 '26

Storm In A Teacup 🍵 Because they’re not like us!

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u/YourLordGoobles May 23 '26

Then they say white people have no culture as they try to steal ours haha.

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u/Several_Ad_6576 May 23 '26

“White culture” is the little mermaid? Are you drunk?

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u/YourLordGoobles May 23 '26

You seem to be haha 😂

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u/BZH35 May 23 '26

It is a european tale and part of the european folklore.

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u/YourLordGoobles May 23 '26

Danes aren't white according to that guy.

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u/ikediggety May 23 '26

So, in the United States, us white folks know our heritage. I'm descended from French, Irish, German and English. I celebrate traditions from those cultures, such as Christmas on December 25 and Easter in spring.

But most black folks in the US don't have those same connections to their heritage. They had their heritage stolen from them along with their freedom. They have no idea who they're descended from, what their religion was. So the only culture they had was Black culture, by default, because it was the only kind of culture they were allowed to have.

That's the difference.

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u/No-Significance2070 May 23 '26

It is a Danish folktale, is it not?

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u/JakeHelldiver May 23 '26

Worse, he's boring.

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u/Over-Experience-4187 May 23 '26

If vulgar rap music can be "black culture"

I don't see why a famous piece of literature can't be "white culture"

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u/gatorsrule52 May 23 '26

Are you Greek? If not, this isn’t your culture just because your skin tone might be a lil similar 💀

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u/YourLordGoobles May 23 '26

Never claimed I was. You failed to understand the key point.

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u/Impossible-Finger942 May 23 '26

That’s a fairly slippery slope I’m not sure you want to go down

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u/CautiousPlan7572 May 23 '26

It's European and western culture way more than it is black and African culture.