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Bri'ish Food!!! [CW: Meat]

EDIT: Okay, it was a bit silly of me to drag my heels in, I don't strictly hate it and there are good things about British cooking (mostly veggies), but I find the meme's meat obsession super silly. I am having stomach pains and cramped arteries just looking at this stuff.

Highly underrated

I love how it's superimposed on the diapers lmao, I hope the meme was ironic

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  • Do you not count as American if you're of Chinese origin? If you want to insist on it being specifically Chinese American, I agree! Chinese-American is a subset of Americans

    This is the fundamental disagreement we have. Chinese Americans are a subset of the Chinese diaspora. They really aren't Americans outside of legal status and citizenry. They certainly aren't treated like Americans, especially right now with the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes and various Chinese American scientists being investigated by the FBI for perceived "CCP" and "ethnic" loyalty. Really, most diasporic Americans (or at least most nonwhite diasporic Americans) aren't actually Americans if we understand Americans to be the inheritors and heirs of the settler colonial project known as the United States of America. This is true even for Black people whose ancestors have existed in this country for centuries. A Chinese American has far more in common with a Chinese Canadian than a white American, so it makes more sense to lump your average Chinese American together with your average Chinese Canadian. The things that unifies them both is that both are members of the Chinese diaspora, in particular the English-speaking members of the Chinese diaspora.

    • They really aren't Americans outside of legal status and citizenry

      Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

      aren't actually Americans if we understand Americans to be the inheritors and heirs of the settler colonial project known as the United States of America.

      Why would we define Americans in that very specific and idiosyncratic way?

      Please go around talking to people of color in the United States and explain this to them and see what they think I guess.

      It just seems like you're accepting all of the premises about the intrinsic alieness and foreignness of people of color in the US that your standard white nationalist would have but woke

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