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Topic	RC made a perfect stole for her grad gown
CTLM 06/14/19 8:47:13 PM #79:	Jen0125 posted... CTLM posted... My ancestors weren't Nazis but thanks for assuming that. Left the country before they were created. Your statement just shows how narrow minded you can be, especially considering Germany existed before Nazi party Please make this more about you No Mead posted... If your ancestors werent Nazis then literally no one cares if you celebrate your ancestry German heritage is not offensive, neither is descending from people who were enslaved People obviously automatically assume it's Nazi or something to do with them the MOMENT you say "my family came from Germany." And they get offended. It's not offensive to celebrate your ancestors were slaves. But then again, why celebrate it? It's perpetuating the mindset of us vs them. It doesn't help repair the schism that divides people. People should celebrate their degree(s). Not drag the past around to as part of the celebration. --- PSN: CPortzline <cite>CTLM posted [p:923327071] in RC made a ... [t:77789766]...</cite> <quote><cite>Jen0125 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CTLM posted...</cite> <quote> My ancestors weren't Nazis but thanks for assuming that. Left the country before they were created. Your statement just shows how narrow minded you can be, especially considering Germany existed before Nazi party</quote> Please make this more about you</quote> No <cite>Mead posted...</cite> <quote>If your ancestors werent Nazis then literally no one cares if you celebrate your ancestry German heritage is not offensive, neither is descending from people who were enslaved</quote> People obviously automatically assume it's Nazi or something to do with them the MOMENT you say "my family came from Germany." And they get offended. It's not offensive to celebrate your ancestors were slaves. But then again, why celebrate it? It's perpetuating the mindset of us vs them. It doesn't help repair the schism that divides people. People should celebrate their degree(s). Not drag the past around to as part of the celebration. --- PSN: CPortzline</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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