RE: Cultural appropriation

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estebanana

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RE: Cultural appropriation (in reply to Steelhead)

Someday when I’m on vacation I’ll have to read this thread

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Ricardo

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RE: Cultural appropriation (in reply to estebanana)

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ORIGINAL: estebanana

Someday when I’m on vacation I’ll have to read this thread

I think you had been involved during the early part of the thread (Japanese making fun of white people getting tattoos they couldn’t understand?), however, things take a turn around page 4 where I have changed my opinion completely regarding historical evidence pre-audio recordings. Probably the most impressive thing was the info about Glinka dug up by Kitarist.

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