[ExI] order of the arrow
William Flynn Wallace
foozler83 at gmail.com
Sun Jul 12 20:09:49 UTC 2020
This is simply the latest thing that people with any moral conscience and
common sense have to ignore. Yes, it's outrageous and stupid - most of
all, silly. Next we will have criticism of white people getting a tan,
which has to mean, and it cannot mean anything else, trying to be Black.
"This too will pass."
bill w
On Sun, Jul 12, 2020 at 2:37 PM spike jones via extropy-chat <
extropy-chat at lists.extropy.org> wrote:
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> The Boy Scouts of America are now being criticized for cultural
> appropriation for our century-old Scouting honor society known as Order of
> the Arrow. Apparently Native Americans somehow own flint arrows as
> cultural private property. In a twist of irony, those demanding American
> Boy Scouts remove all references to arrows and feathers allow both for
> scouts outside the USA, which did not have Native Americans.
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> OK, so we are told, even though humans used flint arrows everywhere flint
> could be found until fairly recently, Native Americans own that ancient
> technology with a patent which never expires, for they were still using
> that technology long after the rest of the world moved on, and still do in
> a sense: there are natives who make flint arrow points to sell to tourists
> to this day.
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> Question please: if it is cultural appropriation (the newest form of bad
> behavior) to do anything with Native American anything, to imitate minority
> fashions, to emulate certain cultural oddities such as rap and hip hop, can
> someone please explain to me how it isn’t cultural appropriation to learn a
> foreign language?
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> spike
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