This is the result of having fake fields of study.
Yeah, fair point.
Expect a letter from my attorney.
I identify as innocent.
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The insane thing is she got paid for this BS.
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The insane thing is that she has a job.
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Iām slightly curious on where sheās coming from, but Iām too lazy to watch a 1 hour video.
This kind of makes sense though:
āAbad suggests that specific food and specific aromas are radicalized and that even that different perfumes have racial connotationsā
Radicalized is a word that implies connotations such āNeo-Naziā and the like. Which by extension then means that these foods or smells (wow this lady is off her rocker) are directly tied to extreme agendas and beliefs. That is utter nonsense. Itās like saying marshmallows are inherently racist because they are colored white. And then by consuming marshmallows you are promoting white supremacy.
The only possible link she may have on the perfumes is that certain ingredients in perfumes are likely to have originated in countries other than where they are currently being used. But we now have a global economy and there is no IP protection on naturally found materials.
Her whole argument screams that she has had the most privileged life possible in the richest country in history to be able to fantasize about imagined slights.
the only things I care about any food I eat is 1) How does it affect my blood sugar? and 2) how does it affect my bodyās ability to produce muscle?
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How so?
There was international trade a few thousand years ago. The ancient Chinese and ancient Romans traded goods with one another. No one cared about cultural appropriation back then.
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This is absolutely ridiculous.
Do you want to eat mexican food that isnāt made by mexicans?
Or Italian food that isnāt made by Italians?
Indian food made by someone who isnāt Indian?
I donāt think itās radical or racist to answer āyesā to any of these questions. I also donāt think that āracial connotationsā are necessarily a bad thing either, but people like this will make anything sound racist; they profit off the division of The People.
When I read that part of the article, the first thing that came to mind is how the smell of curry is linked to Indian people.
Thatās how I interpreted that quote, but for the majority, idk wtf this lady is trying to say.
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Donāt worry - neither does she.
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Thatās the problem with these made up fields of study. To get a doctorate in a legitimate field, you need to be able to back up your positions with facts. Even in English literature you would need to base an interpretation on what is in the text. These fake majors are based on my truth and individual reality so they really donāt need to make any sense or have a basis in facts to make valid points.
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Which just further proves the insanity of the legal system currently.
Branding severe mental issues as a protected class leads to the overt insanity we are seeing in womenās sports.
Why arenāt transgender men competing in menās sports? Oh wait, we all know why.
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Theyāre not mental issues, bro! Itās just that genetics and nature are questionable while the human mind is infallible.
Edit:
Yup! Racism.
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I am just a backwoods redneck holding his guns. I donāt know nothing about no science and brain stuff.
The evil boogeyman of neveryear.
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To be 100% objective here, while Iām totally on your āsideā, I would like to point out that there are specific, rare cases where doctors cannot tell what sex the newborn is based on physiology, and have to make a āchoiceā. I probably butchered the explanation, but I think this is it:
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True, but we donāt have to do that anymore. All they have to do is test the DNA.
Itās been my understanding that the obstetrician has to make the decision on the spot, i.e. which genitalia to āchooseā/ātie offā/āwhateverā. Maybe things are different now, no idea.