> silly to argue they don’t have a meaningful geographic origin I'm not arguing that, nor am I arguing that one shouldn't take pride in one's culture. > Cultu

> silly to argue they don’t have a meaningful geographic origin I'm not arguing that, nor am I arguing that one shouldn't take pride in one's culture. > Cultures are a real thing, usually tied to real places and real people. Pretending otherwise is approbation That is a new definition of appropriation. For example, the "walk like an Egyptian" dance is now considered cultural appropriation, yet it explicitly says it is Egyptian. It's just absurd.