This tweet could not have gone worse for her

[@HeroHei]

UPDATE: 8/18: Rosalyn seemingly spent the rest of her day making, what in my opinion are, further bigoted and prejudicial remarks. Later on she apparently even attempted to crowd source her therapy costs by also blaming "nazis" for coming after her. Using such a word so lightly is an awful thing to do, also in my opinion. Some point in time after, she privated her account. Pippy can be seen on Instagram providing a warm welcome to her new followers. _ 8/17 My bad if I don't get another segment or 2 out today, this one took longer than usual but I still could have used my time more efficiently!

[@cataclysmicat9551]

We appreciate you

[@OND30]

One day they will ask us to not breath air cause its the plants who created it

[@Mendall]

It's okay, you can upload as much as you want, we will enjoy your content either way

[@Rekter]

It’s fine, take your time and don’t stress yourself out too much Hero Hei!

[@happystarling7621]

Take your time, you need a break from the toxicity ngl...

[@AveryHyena]

"I love racial segregation and keeping cultures separate!" "You are racist" - Same person

[@minacapella8319]

It's one thing when a culture doesn't want to share its aspects with groups who've abused some kind of systemic power over them. But the majority of Asian countries are cool about sharing many things, their food especially...

[@artemiswillow5479]

Ah yes! Gotta love wokescolds and tankies!

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

Keeping cultures separate is not racist. The current diversity lie is what is collapsing the West. Diversity is literally a weakness not a strength. It causes division rather than unites. This isn't a hard concept to grasp.

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

@Derek Vinyard It's only gotten to this point because they've had to play dirty and suppress free speech. Which would have kept such absurdity much more in check.

[@chee.rah.monurB]

I'd rather be an alt-righter than a liberal cause the alt-right have an upper limit to how bigoted or supremacist they can be,while the left does not. That's not even a joke,Stormfront literally banned someone cause they were making anti jewish post that'd leave Lovecraft shocked & aghast... I found it on Tvtropes under "even evil has standards.web original" in case anyone wants to look for it.

[@reloadpsi]

"She used to be a cancer researcher" Seems like she still found more of it.

[@anon6632]

Jesus this comment should have been up voted into the thousands

[@joshuacoleman1923]

* everybody liked that. *

[@flyingknee2007]

I love KZbin comments always so creative and funny

[@DaWhiteWolffie]

You win the internets. Congrats! ahahaha

[@Clunkers707]

BAH HAHA

[@sorateal12]

Surely telling people what they can and can't do, based on their skin is THE DEFINITION of racism?!

[@charg1nmalaz0r51]

you would be correct but apparently it doesnt count when you do it to white people these days.

[@sorateal12]

@@charg1nmalaz0r51 This attitude infuriates me, because it's hypocritical behaviour and doesn't resolve anything!!

[@charg1nmalaz0r51]

@@sorateal12 its doing something i cant switch a tv show now without some passive aggressive script writing. it just mildly annoys me but i can see it eventually creating more and more division.

[@sorateal12]

@@charg1nmalaz0r51 Yeah - sometimes it scares me too, because it's seems to be leading towards voluntary segregation. I grew up in a multicultural, multiracial and multireligious town where for the most part, everyone was quite casually integrated with one another. It's just scary to think that there are people in 2021 who want to fight racism with more racism though.

[@charg1nmalaz0r51]

@@sorateal12 yeah its gotten to the point where i shut certain shows off because im starting to feel a certain way towards certain groups that have nothing to do with the agenda being shoved through on tv, films and the news. I miss the 90s i feel we were doing well in that decade when it came to actual tolerance and getting along.

[@Steve_P_B]

Traditional British stews have always included dumplings. Italian cuisine has been centred around noodles for longer than anyone can remember. Dumplings and noodles aren't exclusively an Asian thing.

[@feuerling]

It's like saying the concept of bread belongs to any one culture

[@dawnelder9046]

My mother never made a stew without them. Canadian, but British background. Personally hated them. Only one in the family who did. Everyone else loved them.

[@TazPessle]

I was gonna say this. I'm also curious if there was any fusion cuisine.

[@dianebusby7047]

Quite correct, OP!

[@notsure1135]

Marco Polo brought the noodles over from China, about 500 years ago.

[@vesh]

Twitter literally just couldn't get any worse

[@Elqenn]

For sure.

[@highmoonlookdownawe]

Social Network's no man's land.

[@webb_b6667]

It was obvious

[@JakeSweeper]

Be wary when saying stuff like that. It inspires the Twits to go, "Hold my soy latte and watch this!"

[@JustARando01]

One day, Twitter will get so stupid that they will take having a home to live in as ableist towards homeless people 💀

[@Dante1920]

Imagine a world where no one shared, adopted, or expanded upon cultures outside of their own, it would be so boring and probably far more divided.

[@celtichound9889]

Well considering that even chimps can have some semblance of culture. We would be further back than living in caves and banging rocks together.

[@icestationzebra8636]

Probably?

[@bodigames]

Is it tho? Japanese seem to disagree. They had a period when an emperor closed the country down until the US came and forced them to open up again.

[@Dante1920]

@@bodigames Dude, Japanese isolationism literally tore the country apart...countless times. All the war, shifting powers, moving capitals, governments getting established then dissolved, there's a emperor but next thing you know, bam! several militaries rule the land. I'm not saying it was pretty when the US butted in, but now they're one of the best countries on the world, constantly at the forefront of innovation, so think about where Japan would be today if they stayed on the path they were on before the integration of foreign culture and governmental systems.

[@cognomen9142]

And we'd all live in caves still.

[@Cra-b]

Italians are really spaghetti about this right now.

[@kaobiugwu435]

*Angry Italian intensifies*

[@thedoigster6908]

*angry Mamma Mia noises*

[@dantespicysausage9615]

Eeyyy ooooh.... That's funny so I'll let it slide

[@suprchrgr70]

I'll bet the Russians are quite pelmeni as well

[@highmoonlookdownawe]

"When it's comes to cookings, everything pisses off the Italians!"

[@JohnSpicebag]

dumplings are flour and water right? the earliest use of flour we've found so far is 32,000 years ago in the south of Italy. How dare the Asians use flour! They should be ashamed of themselves!

[@nobodykayaks1041]

Yeah they took our flour!

[@davidh9844]

True, it was cultural appropriation on their part, but they were hungry.

[@DeltaEchoGolf]

"White Flour, White Flour, White Flour!"

[@ur1cat]

lol lol lol

[@jed-henrywitkowski6470]

@@DeltaEchoGolf Literaly lol.

[@TBoneTony]

Q: Why did a White Person write a Book about Cooking Asian Food? A: Because they are fine people who appreciate Culture.

[@mitchellbailey6258]

Alt A: who cares? Its not an issue

[@suntzu6628]

*I see a white woman of culture as well* - Sun Tzu

[@flowrdawg8485]

*food is food*

[@irienhamzah5250]

Bruh I'm asian and I eat western food a lot im so racist omg

[@betalite]

@@irienhamzah5250 hey wait, thats kind of based.

[@auces7084]

This person: “White people should NOT be allowed to enjoy dumplings or noodles” College students: guess i’ll starve 🤷‍♂️

[@cupidreindeer5601]

Damn. Can't even have 99 cent Mac and Cheese (since those are still technically noodles).

[@iiiKomi_Korneriii]

No ramen for you!

[@calipupcorn3886]

No more Ramen and Mac and Cheese

[@whitewolf3051]

Okay, so no spaghetti, fettuccine, linguine, angel hair, or any Italian noodle dish for Italians and other white people then going by this logic.

[@chilomine839]

Don't say that, that's what they want.

[@r.l.royalljr.3905]

Literally every single culture who has discovered farming has independently discovered dumplings.

[@thdn8127]

Even hunter gatherers, Native American venison and acorn dumpling stew.

[@herpderp3916]

Dumplings and booze are nigh-on universal, and I find that kind of beautiful.

[@matthiuskoenig3378]

@@hahmann and even when we know something was copied, that doesn't make it stolen. most people are happy when you adopt apart of their culture as its a compliment to your culture when its copied voluntarily.

[@Rexir2]

Next they'll complain about hotdogs...

[@ciclon5682]

@@hahmann literally the only thing you need to make ancient beer is water and yeast. you know.. like one is the most prevalent liquid on earth and the other one is a grain that exists and grows everywhere?

[@minathewildmongoose]

No one talks about how she insulted all of Italy by saying white people can't cook pasta!

[@mikeymy3042]

I think that's because most Americans don't see Italians as white because they have tans from living in the Mediterranean. Same with Spanish people, only in America are Spanish seen as non white.

[@VintageCardinal]

Italians weren't considered White until 1978. My Italian husband and his whole family consider themselves Mediterranean.

[@Ghalion666]

@@mikeymy3042 I don't think so. I think these anti-white racist people see everyone that isn't black or quite tanned as white. Then they even consider Japanese, Koreans, and anti-CCP Chinese as honorary whites too.

[@ao-111]

@@mikeymy3042 Where did you find access to a time machine?

[@happy777abc]

Ha! And no one, and I mean no one cooked it better than my grandma from Chieti, Italy! And she hand made the pasta:)

[@djoakeydoakey1076]

If it wasn't for Roslyn, I wouldn't have found and bought Pippa's books. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

[@jocelynmiguel3055]

same, I want the cookbook so badly but I don't have enough money to buy it

[@lordgrimm2905]

@@jocelynmiguel3055 you can get the pdf for free and still buy it when you get the money to

[@jocelynmiguel3055]

@@lordgrimm2905 ok thx

[@michaelhanchin6009]

@@lordgrimm2905 you do make a point. The PDF of a cookbook is never enough.

[@Otgel]

@@michaelhanchin6009 true, u feel kinda proud for owning a cookbook tbh

[@denisenova7494]

As a German: Even the English word "noodle" comes from the German version of noodles. Italians have pasta. Germans have their version of dumplings. So have Polish, Czech and other Eastern Europeans.

[@a000000000ful]

Italians have Macaroni.

[@cognomen9142]

And several local varieties here in Sweden (kroppkakor, pitepalt etc.) that have nothing to do with Asian contact.

[@Canadianvoice]

Dampfnudle is delicious.

[@f.9135]

we italians have ravioli and others types of dumplings. every culture has them i guess.

[@hvegaval]

Turks also has their own version of dumplings.(Mantı)

[@flamedramon68]

I love it when people make a horrible take, then turn off comments so no one can argue with them. It goes to show how they won't even defend their opinion because they know how bad it is

[@chatboulon743]

Then they show up on here, like the coward they are. 😂

[@bilouch6614]

I hate this type of people

[@naranciaisbestboi125]

Like how Bill Maher says to Brian after writing his garbage book, "I mean, if you're gonna dump on people, the kind of steaming, stinking, smelly dump that your kind traffics in at least stand by your dump."

[@ravennevermore8173]

Make horrible, awful agitating tweet, plays victim when everyone is dumping on her amd singles out few troll tweets (often sent by herself) and blames 100% all of it on group she deems guilty. Twaaater is full of Anita Who wannabes. This was old tactic even back in lime 2015.

[@TheTrueAltoClef]

Correction, they think their opinion is so good people with another opinion shouldn't have a voice, but hey, that's authoritarianism in a nutshell

[@awetistic5295]

As someone with German and Italian roots, I'm not sure if I should frantically grab my Knödel or my pasta first.

[@kenj0165]

Duel wield

[@ruuddriessen8547]

Pasta filled Knödels.

[@ThePC007]

My roots are German and Polish. Polish dumplings are absolutely amazing, lol.

[@Livingtree32]

Half German half Italian here, same lol

[@Stephen-lx9nm]

Wht do none of you live in your country of origin 😂?

[@DipsyMum29]

The fact that she cherry picked the ‘you’ll never be as sexy as a white’ response, while ignoring all the other ones relevant to the topic of her tweet shows her insecurities. She didn’t hate this girl because she cooked noodles, she hated her because she is white. It’s her own insecurities that drove this, not noodles.

[@thesenate9564]

And it's ironic considering one of her responses was claiming people only talked back because of their own insecurities about their egos when she sounds like the most insecure person. It's shown through her actions too. Like the example you gave but also nitpicking the ones attacking her personally and not the ones countering her, or the facts that she tries to make herself like some horribly bullied victim and she also closed the tweet so only people she knows can reply to it. Very ironic indeed.

[@gojewla]

Lol. That person trolled her big time!

[@Xegethra]

@@thesenate9564 Yeah, it's just projection. Like grow up damn. Calling someone racist for appreciating another culture is just so dumb.

[@thesenate9564]

@@Xegethra ik there was even a show that tried to do this its on Netflix. The problem is its main character is someone I look up to, Gabriel Iglesias. The show is called Mr. Iglesias, but anyways, the annoying "woke" character literally has an entire episode where she tries to ban people from going to a Mexican food truck because the owner isn't Mexican and she is, and he's stealing and profiting off her culture. Then the show made it like she wasn't wrong! Like wtf?

[@kevingeorge5159]

she cherry picked because she won't be. i mean, can she be?

[@Hua.-]

I'm Chinese/Taiwanese. As long as you make good dumplings, I don't care who makes it. Food doesn't have a race. It sounds like she was actually interested in the way our culture makes dumplings and wanted to share it, and I think that's nice. Does Rosalyn not know about cultural diffusion?

[@sethfrisbie3957]

I guess that person is an idiot. I ignore race all together. I have tried green tea molchi before and I honestly did not like it yet I did like egg yolk flavored popcorn. Those are foods from your nation. I have had dumplings before and yes they are quite good yet I prefer having crackers with dumplings. I say this as an American citizen.

[@CyFed_Republic_of_Kaltovar]

I am German-ish mutt. There's a German themed bar near here owned by a Korean lady. She makes the best home made Bavarian sausages and fresh saurekraut and finds great craft made beers. If you have enough respect for the art to master it, then your work speaks for itself and nobody has a right to question perfection no matter how much they try to belittle it.

[@antonioliles5027]

No, they do not. The only see cultural appropriation not cultural appreciation.

[@XSniper74184]

@@CyFed_Republic_of_Kaltovar that's amazing, it sounds like a setup to a joke, "So we walked into German bar owned by a Korean lady..." Really though, it's great to see people finding things, loving them, and mastering them.

[@msjujuz266]

Our dumplings are nice...damn I'm hungry

[@russbuss98]

Culture literally comes from us interacting with different people.

[@jarskil8862]

This. When I hear about my culture being mentioned in foreign country, I get huge rush of pride. My Polish friend said how he will build a Finnish sauna in their new home, and even use birch leaf whips. If I behaved like these culture haters, I would have been like *No FiNNiSh Saunas BelOnG onLy to FINns* (Crazy btw, how these culture appropriation people sound more ethnonationalists than others :D imagine saying how X culture only belongs to Y people)

[@russbuss98]

@@jarskil8862 exactly it's like everything's become full circle or something lol

[@latraeosborne3287]

@@jarskil8862 those types don't understand what cultural appropriation actually is

[@kosherre6243]

This must be something she greatly lacks.

[@kosherre6243]

@@jarskil8862 birch leaf... whips? *kinky*

[@nopandakit8051]

Every culture that has ever existed had some form of noodles and dumplings. If they had grain to make flour, they made dumplings and noodles. Arrogance is also in every culture.

[@Imsobering7970]

As is stupidity... 🤣🤣

[@Lyze]

Yeah, there's just certain food that universe because it's such a simple, logical thing to make.

[@Rekhan4242]

Also pancakes and alcohol! A lot of cultures have similar forms of the "same food" from all around the world.

[@jonson856]

I once knew a Chinese restaurant that had an Indian as a chef. He started as a dish washer and watched the chefs. One day one of the chefs fell ill, the restaurant owner was in panic. And the Indian offered to cook. Because he watched carefully, he learned the recipes. And so he was promoted from dish washer to chef.

[@estherramsay445]

Wow.

[@edgyelectrokinetic6761]

That's actually pretty wholesome

[@Seele2015au]

That reminds me of something that happened some years ago. Apart from regional variants, there are two types of Thai food: what we are familiar with is regular food for everyone, but there's also a very complex style reserved for royalties, which is almost lost in its native land. However, Royal Thai cooking was preserved by an Englishman who did lots of research and experimentation, and the then King (the late Bhumibol) invited him to Thailand to teach it to a new generation of chefs as to preserve it from being lost. That is the right way to do it: value cultures without borders, rather than allowing race to be a factor. By the way, Ip Man - whose fictionalized life was made well known in the movies - did not like the fact that his student Bruce Lee taught non-Chinese people because he wanted Chinese martial arts restricted to Chinese people only.

[@filipusandikawicaksana6822]

That is the case here in Indonesia; quite a few Chinese-Indonesian restaurants whose clients are mostly Chinese are run by cooks who are from the local ethnic groups (Javanese, Sundanese etc). A lor of these local cooks were the apprentices of the Chinese migrants who built the restaurants originally and they handed the restaurants down since their kids now work better jobs (i.e. finance, medicine etc...)

[@harutosunaa3881]

Interesting

[@kazineverwind5267]

"White people can't enjoy noodles!" - Twit "Guess I'm not White... again." - Italians

[@NikoKyunKyun]

dude carefull, pasta and noodles are different. -maybe

[@girl-di3nn]

The Italians can’t win

[@whitewolf3051]

Yeah, there goes angel hair pasta, fettuccine, linguine, and spaghetti.

[@matejhladecek]

Germans and Czechs with fruit dumplings lol

[@Style_224]

@@NikoKyunKyun noodle are pasta

[@hisoka6272]

Other cultures have created their own noodle dishes and dumplings, perhaps inspired off of Chinese dishes or pasta or what not. It's not cultural appropriation, in fact it's a positive thing. If a white woman is learning how to make noodles and dumplings authentically, or maybe even putting her own culture's takes on it, that is a good thing. The culture is spreading, and more people get to enjoy foods that they might not have heard of.

[@Joshua_N-A]

Even Japanese chefs can make the best steak in the world.

[@victoriaoumorte1752]

Noodles come from multiple cultures and so do dumplings so honestly i think the girl in this just has massive racist views on white people

[@lopezroilans.8384]

Food is an endless wasteland. Exploration, collaboration and culture mix will always happen in food. That's how some of the best things are made

[@cadunkus]

It's honestly so idiotic when people call cooking "cultural appropriation." Like, everyone eats and sharing cuisine is a wholly beneficial form of cultural exchange (well, sometimes you get nightmarish fusion dishes, but...)

[@harutosunaa3881]

Agreed. It sounds likee the SJW is encouraging white supremacy by segregating cultures.

[@youssefmahany3859]

A woman that doesn't have the necessary skills to cook a pack of noodles is mad at another lady for publishing a book about noodles and dumplings, did I get that right?

[@bronwentillman8385]

Spot on, my dear

[@ShortHax]

So Roslyn, why are you using the Internet, an American invention?

[@DimensiaTime]

Because no IQ

[@ComposedSage75]

Cuz she’s 🧠n’t

[@Style_224]

Oh the hypocrisy

[@Skyline_NTR]

@@ComposedSage75 >Brain't Ok I never knew i needed this until now 🤣

[@Elqenn]

fr

[@ChizuruMinamoto]

Her : Cries that a white person is racist for cooking dumplings Also her : Complains that people are "worried that eating dumplings is racist" and calling them out on their "fragile ego" causing a temper tantrum. Yeah, as usual, they describe themselves in their insults, but its the other people's fault.

[@anodyne4670]

Projection

[@reikun86]

Me: eating pelmeni because it’s delicious 🥟

[@satriadi1990]

hahaha, The only one i'm not allowing to make any Asian recipes noddles is Jamie Oliver.

[@natalianatavinden]

@@reikun86 pelmeni were literally invented by God, keep eating them please

[@humanperson1835]

As a southeast asian, i apologize for that girl lol. We're actually pretty chill a lot of times.. its just some ppl who kinda started following the "western twitter" mindset

[@pannajohns5255]

Dumplings are literally all over the world, but they’re all different, and some may be similar to another but they are different. In Hungary we have dumplings (called ‘gombóc’) filled with plum jam or cottage cheese

[@flamestoyershadowkill]

just like how most nations invented swords indepently of each other

[@sharavy6851]

Slavic dumplics in general are probably one of the most well known western dishes.

[@sarahchapman532]

That sounds delicious

[@amandap7733]

That sounds heavenly and I want to eat it right now.

[@Valkari22]

my family is of Irish decent and we call them "Dough boys" they are usually made with beef stew but you can have them with veggies too. Dumplings are apart of so many cultures, Imagine the stupidity to claim a certain race is entitled to them. This "cultural appropriation" bs is getting crazier and crazier; I honestly wish they would shut twitter down or police it better.

[@WhitestGray]

As a Southerner, I’m not allowed to eat chicken and dumplings?! 😨

[@scifyry]

N. Carolina native here... I thought this immediately. Growing up, about once a week, I'd have chicken n' dumplins for dinner.

[@pn1457]

Tennessee here. I want them to try and stop me from cooking or eating chicken and dumplings. Fight me. Lol

[@pn1457]

Be fairly warned to anyone trying to stop me from cooking or eating chicken and dumplings. We don’t play that in Tennessee. 😂

[@bronwentillman8385]

We're not?!?! Dammit..............

[@bronwentillman8385]

​@@pn1457 We ride at midnight! (After a hearty meal of chicken and dumplings, then come home and celebrate our victory with sausage gravy and biscuits the size of boulders!!!!)

[@vocaste1062]

As a Chinese person, I would be very glad to hear if someone enjoys traditional Chinese food, especially when there's so much stigma about it nowadays. That woman has a white savior complex despite the "everyone is equal" mentality she has, making her a hypocrite. Everyone should be entitled to enjoy another culture's food

[@whitewolf3051]

Me, Korean here, enjoys Italian, Chinese, Greek, Japanese, and Mexican food on top Korean food.

[@whitewolf3051]

@Max Powers They don't and won't recognize that they are hypocrites. Even if they get called out, they'll deny it, often asking why the others are racist against a certain group, even if those others are from that group. Logic is non-existent with them.

[@victoriaoumorte1752]

Honestly it sucks and I agree. When it comes to other cultures that aren’t white primarily everyone loses it but say someone who is a minority cooks Italian food or polish food no one bats an eye. The double standard is definitely there.

[@TheKyrix82]

These people don't understand that the goal of culture is to BE SPREAD. Complaining about 'cultural appropriation' is like complaining that every time you get into your car you end up in a different place from where you started...that is literally the point of it.

[@hesiod5768]

Hear, hear, everyone. I was bought up to believe that enjoying the food of another culture give a deeper understanding of their customs and heritage. I love all foods from all over ( except maybe natto). The type of cretin that makes these statements is the racist, along with the rest of the twitterati.

[@silly.thoughts]

meanwhile me, an asian, on discord to my white friend: "you are missed out alot if you havent eaten any dumplings, if you dont want to buy it i could give you the recipe"

[@Partiallygore]

Love this, its so wholesome and relatable

[@RainRecoded]

Can I get that dumpling recipe though? I'm hungry

[@LeavingGoose046]

What self respecting white person hasn't had chicken and dumplings smh

[@nocturnalgaming4269]

As a white person iv all ways wanted to try dumplings.

[@daemonvanmeir9697]

would love that recipe if you're willing to share it to strangers ofc.

[@VaultInteractive]

I’m glad some people are starting to push back against anti-whiteness online. Hopefully in the future more people will get sick of it and push back against this nonsense so we can truly live in an inclusive society.

[@Chaos89P]

It's been going on for a while now, just in more "right wing" bubbles. Occasionally you'll see something like this, but not to this extent. It's very encouraging to see.

[@donutbevil9669]

@@Chaos89P There's nothing wrong with being right wing today, because as someone who isn't even white, they're phenomenally more sane than people like Roslyn. You have Fallon's latest skit showcasing a declining birth rate amongst whites. His audience cheered louder than they would normally be prompted. Even Fallon, for a split second, looked disturbed.

[@Chaos89P]

@@donutbevil9669 I was not being negative towards conservatives, I happen to be one. It's just when I was big into Facebook, I was on a few pages that sent links to sites like Newsbusters and stuff like that. At the time, most of the people commenting on those articles were of a conservative mindset, some further right than others. It doesn't help that it seems like social media sites are censoring conservative voices, calling them all sorts of tired buzzwords, so all it appears to be allowed has a far-left bias.

[@donutbevil9669]

@@Chaos89P I was there when this trend first started. Thousands upon thousands of people rebutted against the absurdity of a white college girl's post about how racist all white people are.

[@amicableenmity9820]

Most minorities don't like this crap either. They love sharing culture. Cultural appropriation is when people like Hitler stole the Norse pantheon, symbols and even claimed that Scandinavians were the "master race" without consent, and forcibly claimed them as German.

[@workingstiffdiogenes2195]

Every human culture has come up with some form of noodles, and some form of dumpling; claiming them as your culture's invention is absurd. Same with braids; some Black people claim braids are cultural appropriation. In fact, every culture has braids. I once talked to an Indian who objected to Whites getting "stolen" health benefits by practicing "his" yoga. I said, "Okay, you keep yoga, we'll keep penicillin, insulin and diagnostic imaging."

[@saber5821]

I had dreads I'm white I'm also descendant of the celts a hair style known for being part of the culture along with piercings claiming X belongs to X because X did it first is stupid

[@Crimson_Knight004]

Pippy responded so maturely to this. Meanwhile, Rosalyn could only come back with condescension, a victim complex, and straw man arguments...Yeah, Pippy earned my respect in this one.

[@arthurpendragon3000]

That's the only way these people can respond. Logic or reason can shed light on an argument but feelings don't use logic and can overpower any type of sane discussion. It's like a child that screams and screams until the parent gives in because there is no reasoning with an emotional child. Whoever screams the loudest wins.

[@Crimson_Knight004]

@@arthurpendragon3000 Yep yep, though there is definitely a place for pathos-based arguments, this was not one of them. Taking away all of her appeals to emotion, and her argument has nothing to stand on.

[@basedcrocodile3477]

I dunno trying to advertise woke nonsense to "outwoke" Rosalyn is what killed it for me but I was with her until that response which only legitimatized the same garbage that leads to Rosalyn's mindset to begin with.

[@monteraid]

@@basedcrocodile3477 thank you

[@monteraid]

I disagree they both are the problem , one wan to be a victim and the other apologizing for nothing just so she can be called progressive which means nothing these day if not worse.

[@darthzayexeet3653]

Roslyn: „Only Asian people can make dumplings!“ Pierogi: *Allow me to introduce myself…*

[@pharazul295]

Ravioli has entered the chat

[@followengland_ballsonig2938]

@@pharazul295 w0g

[@SnakeChkn]

Zeleninova polevka and germknodel approach

[@cursedimagefromgoogle]

Poland 👁 👄 👁

[@Perfectcrime87]

Look up georgian xinkali

[@m0ldy_cupcake]

Why are we going decades back to segregation? The fact that other people appreciate my cultural food enough to write an entire book about it is great to me lol MLK is rolling in his grave rn

[@Apostate_ofmind]

dude, the guy is spinning so fast nowadays, we can connect him to a dynamo and solve the world energy crisis.

[@blakehoughton5244]

@@Apostate_ofmind I'm sure we could have one spinning energy corpse per city at this point.

[@leviticus3000]

That's exactly what I'm saying. people will get offended over anything.. " oh, you're appreciating and enjoying my culture? That's so offensive ! " no you're just being a bit racist..

[@rock2946]

And its only been 57 years since the civil rights act. Why is this so hard for people to understand???

[@springladyrose1918]

@@Apostate_ofmind I feel bad for laughing at this 🤣

[@Serai3]

This reminds me of a Salon article about 10 years ago where some chick claiming to be Palestinian (she isn't; she's an American with Palestinian parents) went on a ridiculous rant about how white women had no right to do belly dance. HOLY SHIT. She REALLY should not have written that. She got literally thousands of replies telling her she was full of shit, including replies from Middle Eastern women who teach belly dance. It was beyond wild. It went on and on for about three weeks and she was a laughingstock. I don't think she ever lived it down. Some people really have an overinflated sense of their own importance, LOL.

[@Trobtwillis]

It's called "mouthing off without thinking.". Believe me, I know about it 'cause I've done it many times. I'm so ashamed of myself. 😫🗯️

[@jasminemak5198]

Wait, so you're telling me that this woman decided to "defend" Chinese culture, which she is definitely not a part of, and is saying things, that our community doesn't say. Okay, well I'm Chinese and I don't think that this is cultural appropriation because someone is literally just trying to sell books about what they've learned. Is that so rude to some people who aren't even a part of the Chinese culture?

[@talltroll7092]

Also, it's a strange assumption that noodles and dumplings are UNIQUE to China. As both are pretty simple to make with globally common ingredients, variations on both have occurred entirely separately in many places around the world, including paces with little or no contact with China at the time of their invention

[@Kaii0916]

@@talltroll7092 the words noodle and dumpling are literally from Germany 💀

[@protomedia8325]

@@talltroll7092 like I made noodles yesterday and I'm Australian, it's all around the world lol.

[@mrswhatdoyoucare2947]

normal thing on the internet, white people lash out on white people in the name of a culture they aren't even part of-

[@jasminemak5198]

@@mrswhatdoyoucare2947 ikr :/

[@rozasupreme]

Nono, she has a point. The moment she hit "send" on her tweet, all instant noodles and spaghetti in my house vanished like they were called to heaven in Left Behind starring Nicholas Cage. It's a shame because I was making spaghetti Bolognese for dinner but I had no pasta and I had to make it with Baked Potatoes.

[@WitheredRxse]

I'm dead BRUH

[@gilberteffenlie]

so.... a british spaghetti 😂

[@mathieucozien5736]

If you eat baked potatoes, you're LITERALLY appropriating Inca culture, how dare you!?

[@rozasupreme]

@@mathieucozien5736 that's the Irish in me I'm afraid.

[@Grey_Warden_Invasion]

And then someone on Twitter attacked you for it because how DARE you using a food ingredient that originated from South America. You better prove you're from South America too, RIGHT NOW.

[@zillpickle8910]

I love how the people complaining about racism are often extremely racist themselves....🤦‍♂️

[@nikolireva237]

ig they have their own rules in understanding what's is racist or not

[@scorpion6328]

Woke losers are always full of projection and contradictions. You have to understand that these people are losers that spend their lives on the internet looking for a “cause” to latch on to feel important.

[@TexanSilver]

"Solving racism.. with MORE racism!!" - People that aren't racist apparently

[@jadapinkett1656]

Projection. Plain and simple.

[@leafruns7672]

So, as someone who can be clumsy with my words at times, I'm willing to give people the benefit of the doubt. But this one, this one I call racist.

[@randywise5241]

My grandma had a cookbook that was in her family for more than 200 years. It has dumplings in it. She was from Germany. It is a national dish she made. What did Africa do before the whites introduced wheat to their diet? It is literally just flower and water.

[@LAM-p6g]

Yes. My grandma had some of her grandma's recipes.She was Irish. She had dumplings in some of her recipes also

[@CoolG97]

"It's not a personal attack" She said after plastering the name and picture of the author of a cookbook she found so offensive. It's not like she gave a lot of examples of cookbooks where the author is native to a different culture she singled out this one author.

[@fantasyotaku552]

FR XD

[@raisou9750]

It is a good thing this Roslyn person did not Target Gordon Ramsay himself or else, she's in for a no-holds barred verbal beatdown.

[@nerobernardino88]

I feel like Gordon Ramsay would pull a verbal meteor on her.

[@kevg1617]

She doesn't care, the person has wrong think and deserves what she gets. Roslyn would have been great friends with Pol Pot, before he would have had her killed for saying something that displeased him. Incredible how these people don't see how their words and actions are exactly the same words and actions as the greatest mass murderers in history, minus the authority to do more than attempt to ruin the lives of a few people every month or so.

[@djaxeman2424]

I'd pay my dad's entire life savings to see Gordon Ramsey roast her to oblivion.

[@itskitty808]

So let me get this straight, people can't enjoy other cultures? *gasp* "the audacity! How dare someone people celebrate my culture?!" Got it... I'm Japanese-American who grew up eating and love Japanese food, but I also love pasta, Chinese food, and *gasp* burgers! Seriously these people who pull the racism card on anyone who eats food of other cultures and ethnicities are part of the problem.

[@gamerdrache8741]

Burger from germany tho

[@mattfromwiisports2468]

@@gamerdrache8741 just another culture to add onto the list then

[@phatcat3705]

I feel the same way about this. I'm Korean-American who never liked Korean food, but love macaroni & cheese, sub sandwiches, pie, ice cream, cheeseburgers, and pizza and pasta most of all -especially pizza with extra cheese -and Mediterranean foods in general. Guess I'm a "confused self-hater" according to these "progressive" White people who think they're qualified to be our representatives, to assume how we perceive things, since I prefer Western foods and don't fit the stereotypes of my ethnicity. Why does everything have to be about race/ethnicity/identity politics for these people? It's not about outside appearances. We all have a right to enjoy good food and the good things other cultures have to offer without them sucking the fun out of it for everybody, just because they THINK we'll find something "offensive" about it. Things like food and music, etc. are universal. I actually like how others are really into the K-wave, for example, and enjoy Korean cuisine; it's not "racist" for other groups to enjoy that. It's really demeaning how they refer to us as "minorities," like who are they to lable us that way? I don't consider myself a "minority," and certainly don't appreciate anybody with such views telling me that I'm a "victim" of some "system" who needs to be "protected" from it by accusing innocent people of racism for liking something about my family's culture. (And, also, I'm mixed. I consider myself so, so I check Other, but I always have these types tell me that I "should" pick and choose my race solely on the basis of how I look, as if my other half is offensive or something. Sheesh).

[@Unhinged_rant_starts_here]

Wait until I tell her chow mein is "american"

[@critica77y77]

She doesn’t care about that. She just wants an excuse to express her hatred of white people.

[@Xaito]

Woman learned a skill for many years, then poured her effort and knowledge into writing a book that other people find useful. But somehow her success is her benefiting from "the system", not her hard work and effort.

[@mogaman28]

SJWs and woke people like that don't want to make any effort nor like people who actually tries their best. They want everything served to them in a silver plate.

[@Xegethra]

@@mogaman28 Yeah they always do what they accuse others of doing.

[@sovietunion7778]

Twitter is feminist until it comes to white women

[@AbandonedVoid]

Hard work and effort only work if you have the opportunities to capitalize off of them. The real world operates off of luck, not merit. That's why some people are born into poverty with bone cancer and others are born conventionally attractive into wealthy families. Everyone's success is based more on their privilege than their hard work. Most successful people don't even work that hard when compared to the impoverished single parents working 3 jobs. Your picture of reality is a complete myth.

[@Xaito]

@@AbandonedVoid Who doesn't have opportunities these days? Anybody with an access to internet can do business, provided he finds something of value for others. Some sell stuff in online shops, others create something or provide services. Some angry internet lady being jealous of a successful woman who's put in the work and now reaps the reward is really a bad example for "privilege". Other than mega corporations we all play by the same free market rules. Produce something or provide services that other people are willing to pay money for, and you get paid. It's that easy. Nobody owes you anything for just existing.

[@ardentwolf_4288]

You know how stoked I'd be if an Asian person wrote a cook book about chuck wagon trail style cooking? I'd love to see their take on it. Culture should be shared.

[@glenchapman3899]

In Australia in the 70s we had a lot of Vietnamese immigrants arrive. Suddenly they started winning award after award cooking some of Australians most iconic dishes. Come to find out Vietnam was heavily influenced by French cooking. So they arrive with this fusion Viet/French thing going on. They apply it to Australian cooking and the food is out of this world.

[@ardentwolf_4288]

@glenchapman3899 That's awesome. Sharing culture is one way we are able to create great new things.

[@Trobtwillis]

Exactly! Thank you! G-D gives each nation gifts to enrich the whole World 🌍. Just as G-D chose Israel to receive Torah, did G-D not choose Korea to receive kimchee and Tae Kwan Do? See how G-D chose China to receive Abacus and Great Wall, Scotland to receive Golf, England to receive Beatles and Rolling Stones, Austria to receive Mozart, and USA to receive Jazz. These gifts are now enjoyed by many people world 'round. By the way, Disclaimer, I'm not trying to push religion or my musical tastes on anybody. This is just how I talk sometimes. May the F°rce B with U.

[@rogerdodger6025]

We're supposed to "celebrate diversity" until we actually do it and then it's "cultural appropriation". You can't win with these numbskulls. They'll always find a way to be bitter.

[@porneliushub88]

Bought her cookbook and imma be real, her recipes are fucking incredible

[@keckingrabbit354]

@Carl Rodriguez my mom buys em.

[@raydar2877]

Imagine buying the book in spite of Rosalyn.

[@lazy1sh]

yo don’t be shy, share some recipes?

[@Aimi_Kaneko]

@Carl Rodriguez Me, my sister, and my mom were cleaning around the house and we all found like 5 different cookbooks Lol

[@mokonono5903]

@@lazy1sh buy the book freeloader!

[@Clemingtime]

Twitter: "White people aren't allowed to make noodle!!!" Me, being half-Italian: "I cooka da meatball?"

[@inaminayo5327]

Mi Amico!

[@HisuTyphlosion420]

No noodle, only pizza and mozzarella

[@KeizerZX]

Diavolo: Pizza Spaghetti *italian gibberish* mario luigi bucciaratai dio *more gibberish*

[@theHedgex1]

They might call you racist for killing cows that Indians worship.

[@faxgirl4666]

@@theHedgex1 the hell are you even on about 💀, what a reach

[@freakda96]

Literally which culture doesn't wanna share their food? I'm Mexican, I'm proud of my heritage, i'm proud of our food, and i'm Even prouder that my Friends all over the world can enjoy a taco or some enchiladas, drink tequila and cure themselves of the hungover with more food. Food is a blessing everyone deserves to enjoy. This cultural appropiation statements are pathetic.

[@CyFed_Republic_of_Kaltovar]

Brooo ... I love to make Mexican food. With fresh cilantro and squeazed lime. I have spent like 100s of hours learning to make good Mexican and Texican food ... Not even as a career I just really like eating it and none of the mexican places here are good so I put in the work to make it here. Also love to make Thai and Indian food.

[@freakda96]

@@CyFed_Republic_of_Kaltovar Happy to hear that. Mexican food is a gift, and the world must enjoy it

[@jamezizlamez]

I think it comes from more of who is given a voice to share the recipes and who makes profit in the end.

[@msjujuz266]

Your food....😋😋😋 yummy

[@Hoshimaru57]

I like what Uncle Roger said recently. He says “cultural appropriation? If enjoying dumplings is cultural appropriation then PLEASE let them appropriate!” There are so many racial issues to divide us. At least let food bring us together!

[@TheKianykin]

Some people really get envious when you enjoy life more than them

[@Wintermute01001]

The bigotry and toxicity around the discussion of "cultural appropriation" now outweighs any benefits that discussion might have produced.

[@tatuvarvemaa5314]

And now we are sinking deep into the irony with localizers and people demanding other cultures change things for their own politics. They are the ones looking to culturally apropriate things, while everyones else just wants to share and enjoy cultures for what they are.

[@deadworld953]

It has no benefits. It never did.

[@purplepurple8179]

Im starting to agree with it. Other people shouldn't ve using things invented by white people... So basically everything.

[@borekminer]

its not a discussion,its a frontline of 2 sides that constantly want to insult each other more than actually discuss and use facts(except for when the facts benefit them) and this can be applied for many more "disscusions" on twitter or reddit

[@sharpasacueball]

Cultural appropriation is a stupid concept created by Americans of whatever descent that can't live by the fact that they're just an American

[@un-commoncents2805]

She calls herself Asian, and she is a writer. Why doesnt she write a cookbook on noodles and dumplings? First guess, she probably cant make instant ramen noodles

[@kepinpin5277]

@Max Powers astronautwithgun.jpg "so I actually cater to white people?" "always been"

[@GaryDownes]

She doesn't write a cookbook because she's a complete failure in life, that it's easier to blame everyone else than to accept responsibility. She is part of the "Participation Trophy" generation. In addition, the "Race Grifting" is an easy way for her to feel morally superior, while not realizing she herself, is a raging, bigoted racist. We live in very troubling times, and I really believe it's only going to get worse from here.

[@mgntstr]

Let's apply her own moral standards on Her. Why is this non-white woman using the internet?

[@un-commoncents2805]

@@GaryDownes I always hated that trophy for everyone crap.

[@stephenpmurphy591]

@@mgntstr Why is she typing in English?

[@trooperdgb9722]

My favourite in this particular field was some moron who posted that noone was allowed to celebrate "Lunar New Year"* unless they came from a culture that did...OR..was invited to do so by someone from one of those cultures.. A Chinese guy replied with an open invitation for EVERYONE to celebrate it... Classic. * Yes, I know "Lunar New Year" as celebrated is often NOT actually the specific date of that event...

[@glenchapman3899]

And based on the arrangement of neolith monuments, EVERYONE has celebrated Luna new year in their own way at some point in history.

[@Trobtwillis]

​@@glenchapman3899 Exactly!

[@Blu_Moon_VA]

I like how she was trying to call out racism by being racist herself.

[@lyokomajor]

That's how these people work. "Fight racism with racism. That'll end racism!"

[@peza.]

Fire vs Fire but they get burned by themselves

[@Purplexedfrickedyourmom]

They think you cant be racist to white people

[@DJ-wl5qo]

"I used the racism to destroy the racism"

[@tentedkarma7465]

Exactly

[@magicalplace3788]

As someone who's from the middle east, idek what she's talking about. I get excited everytime I see people eat foods of our culture. Don't put words into people's mouths.

[@sethfrisbie3957]

I have tried baklava before and my thoughts would be it is actually quite good I actually like the honey added to the flavor of nuts wrapped in phyllo dough. Sincerely an American citizen.

[@GinkgoBalboa142]

Put dumpling in people's mouths >:3

[@CaliMeatWagon]

This is the normal, and common response. Most people enjoy others taking part in their culture.

[@calicoc1335]

Do you know any good websites to find good recipes?

[@followengland_ballsonig2938]

(by “people” he meant white people)

[@deathmelon12]

you know I'm pretty sure Rosalyn isn't Chinese The irony of someone not Chinese gatekeeping ostensibly Chinese noodles and dumplings shouldn't be lost on you

[@kiraPh1234k]

Yeah, pretty sure she is American. Reminds me of an American who was mad about movies using a Indian accent when he is "Indian" (ethnically) and has an obviously American accent. Like, you dont speak for a country youre not a part of.

[@jacobshrum6825]

Reminds me of Americans when they get mad over one dude using a sombrero and maracas and then you see actual Mexicans in Mexicans who love seeing it.

[@karanshome]

@@kiraPh1234k Nah that's different though, he was upset about the representation of Indians in Hollywood. Like if he's ethnically Indian he's obviously Indian, what are you even saying?

[@kiraPh1234k]

@@karanshome No, he's mad that they don't want to portray Americans of Indian descent. Hence why he specifically references his American accent as if that's relevant to them wanting to portray Indian people. Now, that's not to say they do Indians justice, but he's clearly not an example of what they're trying to represent and he's mad that what he wants to represent isn't their focus as he wants them to represent AMERICANS.

[@karanshome]

@@kiraPh1234k Who are you even talking about?

[@andrekerrison3367]

Aww no! By this woman's logic, because I'm not from Hamburg, I'll never be able to make a hamburger again! Damn.. my hamburgers were always a highlight. There goes my social life..

[@liamrichardson6830]

MFW when i cant make Frankfurters because I'm not from Frankfurt. Why even live?

[@Tomoeine]

A redditor posted this two years ago about an article she wrote: "These people won’t change their mind because what they believe isn’t an original thought from their own thinking. [Roslyn] will cry louder about harassment and abuse and get a bigger spotlight. Stop helping her career."

[@Tredenix]

Exactly. This isn't an idea people have; it's an idea that has people.

[@AverageAlien]

A redditor? Jesus christ, you know it's bad when redditors call you out

[@lmm8960]

Yep. Squeaky wheel gets the grease!

[@kevg1617]

It's not about changing their minds, this isn't a social experiment or inception. This is to underline the fact that the left has always had an agenda they are striving for with the idea: "the ends justify the means" as a driving factor of their statements and actions. While people with individual liberty foremost in their thoughts have been about live and let live, the left has lied to and brainwashed people for decades into believing as Spock was lauded for saying: "the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few". A load of crock. Know who were many and who were few during WW2? The ethnic Germans were many, the ethnic Jews were few. Following a thought to it's logical conclusion is the bane of the left, which is why they will lie to you with the first word coming out of their mouths and grind you under their foot with the last.

[@danieldees9686]

@@shinmadd3517 think we got a new world record for jumping to conclusions.

[@justanotherpoweraddict7918]

As someone who grew up in the East Asian cuisine sphere, I hereby formally invite everyone, and I mean *everyone* , to enjoy dumplings and noodles as they see fit. Edit: Lunar New Year is fair game too. Enjoy!

[@titanlord9267]

i salute you, thank you, as a person who's family is from the middle east, i also, hereby invite everyone on earth present and future, to eat middle eastern dishes

[@omnipayne861]

Ok then but don’t touch my burgers

[@ShadowIsatis]

Thank you for your invitation. I will endeavour to enjoy :)

[@hotsamuraisoup7080]

Thank you, kind warrior

[@looksfineforme9471]

As someone who grew up in Germany I hereby formally invite everyone to also eat and enjoy dumblings and noodles

[@kaystephan2610]

Her reaction to the criticism is a prime example for why Social Media is so detrimental to debate culture. Because "discussions" happen very indirectly instead of instantly face to face, people like her can sit down, pick out a few rude comments and then craft whatever narrative they want in order to prevent facing the actual overwhelming backlash that contains actual logic and arguments.

[@McDonaldsCalifornia]

Yeah i See this mostly as an issue with how social media is designed. Sure she had a bad take and reacted badly but that is so easy in this situation. First she is in a bubble of like-minded people most of the time on the platform where good and bad takes get muddled with each other as dissent is not really welcomed/self policed. Then she sees a thing and has a gut reaction to it probably based in no small part on her Twitter bubbles ideology. The tweet takes seconds to write and post leaving little room for reflection. And as you said once it is posted and garners attention all bets are off. She gets lots of warranted and level headed criticism but no doubt also a lot of hate. And it is easy to get defensive when your phone keeps.buzzing and you feel like you are on trial here even when the criticism is constructive and well meaning. Even easier when lots of responses are less than civil. And in the end the way Twitter moments like these go make it very hard to admit you were wrong. Really you can only really turn off your phone and wait it out.

[@vadfarkas14]

Another thing about why face to face conversations are usually more civil and tempered (even in their most heated parts) is the fact that the people partaking in the conversation are within arms lenght of eachother. There is an underlying danger of the debate overheating and turning into a fight. Essentially people hold back in face to face because if it comes down to it they can get hurt physically. While on the internet its extremely easy to say things when the the other side is about half a continent away if not more. But even if its only 2 house blocks away you'll still say it because you are not going to get beaten into a pulp for being a jerk. Granted this does not apply to all face to face conversations but most of them

[@KingStr0ng]

@@McDonaldsCalifornia I disagree. Social media is not to blame. She created that situation for herself and thus is not a victim of that situation. Most people when faced with the truth will accept it if their ego isn't through the roof, that's the main problem holding her back. Correction can't be taken as a personal attack when you set aside your pride. This should have been a learning experience for her.

[@KingStr0ng]

@@McDonaldsCalifornia Notice how at 2:41 she says "Maybe just listen to people instead of letting your fragile ego throw a temper tantrum online", that was her projecting exactly what she needed to do in that situation. That entire situation could have been avoided if she followed her own advice but instead she chose to escalate it. It's her fault.

[@Zero00899]

@@KingStr0ng agreed with you. You can't always blame social media. Sure they can say that's how social media is and works which is the problem but ultimately it's the people that uses it. Major reason for this is that their identity is well hidden. You can literally pick fights with people around the world and face nothing. It's not like someone will fly to you to punch. And with adults acting the way they do it's really impossible to ask kids to restrain and behave properly online.

[@WolfEyesSeeU]

She's never heard of chicken and dumplings, an American dish? 😮

[@thomasmaughan4798]

food of the gods!

[@tessfabled4115]

I doubt she's heard of much living in an echo chamber like she does.

[@chatboulon743]

Fun fact: The people who complain about this lady making a cookbook cannot even boil water... It's a goddamn cookbook!! Who cares who makes it if the recipes inside are delicious, and judging by the few pictures I saw, yes, they look amazing! 🤤❤

[@nohaxjustxmod-sfs3984]

lmao they’re probably using their brain at maximum capacity writing the tweets to the point the heat produced by such work IS boiling water

[@dimitrijearsenijevic5597]

The Best Chinese food I've had in my life was made by an old Slavic woman. Later I found out it was because the woman loved the culture and spent 8 years in China traveling and learning how to cook different foods from different areas throughout the country, don't judge a book by its cover

[@danielgiovanniello7217]

Nobody cooks quite like Babushka

[@yublydubly]

ANYBODY CAN MAKE GOOD FOOD!!! Imma say it louder for the people in the back ANYBODY CAN MAKE GOOD FOOD!!🗣️🎙️

[@anhdungpham100]

My great quote from Ratatouille, "Not everyone can become a great artist, but a great artist can come from anywhere". As long as you have the will to learn and pay respect to the teaching source, you will eventually become a master. There is no race discrimination in learning. As an Asian, as long as foreigner pay respect to our foods and willing to learn it whole-heartily, then there is no problem for them to touch the Asian food, because i know they respect the source. And you only can criticize it only after you taste it

[@person6768]

What do you mean by pay respect? I made dumplings yesterday and I love them but I'm not doing anything extra because of the color of my skin. I love all kinds of food but I'm not thinking about where it comes from everytime I make it. That's ridiculous and pretty sure nobody alive today invented dumplings so I don't owe anyone anything to love something

[@user-er2dz4ws6z]

i understand your point, but dumplings arent exclusively asian. every single slavic country in europe has a traditional dumpling recipe, most of them were also chosen as the national dish. dumplings are just dough shaped into some kind of half circle and what you put into it is your choice. nothing to "respect" there. respect traditional recipes, but you're allowed to change the recipe if you want to (essentially what US americans do with italian dishes lol). so i agree with the comment above me

[@1eyeddevil929]

@@user-er2dz4ws6z as I always believed when it comes to food. Respect the tradition, embrace the twist. Or for my case, improvisations cos substitutes lol

[@user-er2dz4ws6z]

@@1eyeddevil929 exactly! im happy it works for you

[@1eyeddevil929]

@@user-er2dz4ws6z saba miso is my favourite dish and I'm Singaporean! Yeah I feel terrible that I didn't follow AUTHENTICALLY and ACCORDINGLY but what could I do? I didn't have enough time and money for Dashi, Mirin and Sake... so I just use what I have that's the closest. It turned out way better than I expected. That's where I learned. It's okay to embrace twist. Not everything has to be in order

[@teamofone1219]

Karen is just mad the cookbook ain’t free.

[@bronwentillman8385]

Or written by herself

[@SuchitaBhattacharya]

Does this girl really not know what trans-cultural diffusion is? This is a good thing. Different cultures are being more spread around, and they’re getting more recognition. I’m of South Asian descent. I personally love it when my friends who have other cultures try to make or enjoy my family’s cooking. It’s nice.

[@AbuHajarAlBugatti]

Mate, we dont appreciate any Trans around here

[@rustythecrown9317]

Nope , she's 14 and everything is deep.

[@followengland_ballsonig2938]

trans-cultural diffusion is when 20 year old non white people mix different dishes for no reason

[@danielm4436]

Trans? Uh oh better stop there or they'll use that against you.

[@ratburgler]

Every person I've met from other cultures love when we embrace theirs. Chinese people especially seem to really appreciate when Westerners go out of their way to learn their language/culture.

[@patt6882]

Twitter: “White people aren’t allowed to make dumplings!” Meanwhile whole Poland, where dumplings are literally traditional dish: 👁👄👁

[@DebilNo4Mk1]

*Kurwa intensifies*

[@darienb1127]

I actually had no idea that dumplings were so big in European countries! That's pretty neat

[@Ilive_420]

@@darienb1127 I think it's mainly Slavic countries When I went to Czechia it was everywhere ☠️. And also had a weird thing (was good tho) that reminded me of baguette but much smaller and softer (?). I can't remember what it's called but I'm low-key mad we don't have it here. Edit: Aight, I googled it, it's called rohlik and Google translate says it's a roll. If someone knows of a place where to buy it in Florida pls tell me 🤧

[@Sypaka]

@@darienb1127 Because they are easy to make. In Bavaria, germany, some even have a small piece of fried bread in the center. Yes, Dumplings are very big in the EU.

[@lizaveta.demina]

Yes exactly! And Russian pelmeni too

[@alexandriaking8544]

My guy IGP not only dominating in horror games, but in Twitter beefs too. What a king.

[@Merik2013]

Yeah, I saw that too

[@zzephyrenex5320]

Lol, King of Horror and Destroyer of fools

[@platogkrone7161]

I wouldn't exactly call the act of screaming in pure terror every time a beetle flies by "dominating in horror games", but whatever floats your boat, I guess. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@Merik2013]

@@platogkrone7161 yeah, and his co-op partner is even worse. Big babies, both of 'em. Still like watching them, though.

[@platogkrone7161]

@@Merik2013 They make my ears hurt, so I can't say the same.

[@user-ug8wx5er1w]

Here’s me an Englishman watching everyone use English and the internet 😊

[@Trobtwillis]

Exactamundo!

[@kaitlynyang6731]

My Chinese teacher forced me to come and learn how to make dumplings with her. She made me practice a lot. I never really got the hang of it, but she was so proud to have taught me. Regular, every day people DON'T care about this kind of thing. 🤷‍♀️

[@CArcherOwl]

I would love that!

[@thereebstir9572]

Oh same! Last day of Chinese class we got to make out own dumplings and I loved it.

[@MaynardCrow]

By dumplings, you mean pot stickers as we yanks call them? I always wanted to learn to make them. Seems like it was traditionally a group activity for the weomen of the family, culturally, much like tamales with Central and South American people.

[@firstryft]

Forced in a good way, or a bad way?

[@tsarcube9284]

We have our own dumplings in Russia too, and in a lot of other Slavic nations, I suppose we don't count as white anymore? Same thing with noodles, I always grew up thinking that noodles were a European thing cause most European countries have them as well.

[@ciclon5682]

no these people have no self awareness they think that because the most predominant noodle dishes are asian then noodles are ONLY ASIAN AND NOTHING ELSE (pretty racism if you ask me btw) without even thinking.. for just a minute.. not even a second. That humans have been exchanging food recipes and cultural expressions for MILLENIA

[@lemomannmusicproductions4074]

Well, you should know that "white" means "white american" on Twitter. They are hardly aware that there are white people in other parts of the world

[@ciclon5682]

@@lemomannmusicproductions4074 twitter people: wait are you telling me no every latino is brown skin sombrero man?

[@ScarletChorus]

Читала несколько статей на русском и английском и мы, действительно, не белые) В историческом плане. У нас не было кучи колоний и рабства по расовому признаку. Нас не за что обвинять в этой области, слава Богу.

[@Alexanderrr3r]

@@ScarletChorus Серьёзно? Кавказ, Средняя Азия, Сибирь, Дальний Восток, даже часть Манчжурии. Но да, приятно ощущать себя лучше других, я понимаю.

[@cookiecreep9204]

Its almost like "social justice" was never about any kind of justice, and you just have to be a normal human being to be called a white supremacist.

[@Hungabrigoo]

It is not justice, it is a power grab.

[@sportygenius]

@304em social justice warrior

[@LilacMonarch]

@@sportygenius that's what they call themselves, but they're really just bigoted assholes

[@sportygenius]

@@LilacMonarch exactly. their hypocrisy reaches no limit

[@BJGvideos]

There's actual social justice and there's SJWs who make a mockery of it. They're very different things altogether. Like, Malala Jousefzai works for social justice, while Anita Sarkeesian is a SJW who wouldn't know real social justice if she tripped over it.

[@Zildjian-f2v]

First shaming people for appropriating Asian names, now appropriating Asian food? What has this world come to?

[@OwMeEd]

"Non-white people shouldn't enjoy pasta, burgers, three-piece suits or modern medicine" *Twitter melts in fury*

[@gamerdrache8741]

Or Cars or bicyicles or Trains

[@marijnmolenaar2848]

If that was said, a explosion with 10 times the force of the Tsar Bomba would emerge above the atmonsfere.

[@Unhinged_rant_starts_here]

Wait till I tell the Twitter zombies that chow mein is "american"

[@sup1602]

Or Electricity.

[@kurtpunchesthings2411]

@@sup1602 or planes

[@seganaleqa]

I love how she states the thing about “temper tantrum online”, yet that’s exactly what she’s doing! 😅

[@KäptnKrückschwank]

Also, „…if you are worried eating dumpling is racist…“ -talking to herself there or what? Flexible mental gymnastics

"I'M NOT YELLING!"

[@TaxingIsThieving]

That's NPD for you.

[@Otgel]

@@KäptnKrückschwank this girl is a power athlete in terms of making u go "???????"

[@Daemos131]

My guys, asian here. Noodles for all of ya. I LOVE when other cultures partake in bits of my heritage, food especially. Food brings people together, and good food makes friends. Edit: Since for whatever reason I've gotten a decent amount of upvotes, I'll recommend a noodle dish from my culture: Pancit Bihon. Heavily recommend, very savory, and very delicious. ANY pinoy can agree it's top tier, trust us lol.

[@cureparfait]

as a german who enjoys knödel and klöse, i can say the same.

[@oomomomee]

i was going to like your comment but didn't want to ruin the 69

[@12Prophet]

Food, like music carries past language and culture barriers. And just as you love other cultures enjoying bits of your heritage, I love seeing people who've been immersed in their own genre of music hearing the genre I've grown up with for the first time. Because underneath the noise of music, and the chewing of food, there's a human language that everyone understands.

[@AtarahDerek]

Food and music are, imo, the two best ways to get to know a culture. Food and music speak volumes about the culture, its history and its traditions.

[@dogly4c]

Can't lie noodles are great I would be dead without them

[@deadman746]

Ancient Rome had pasta, long before Marco Polo. It's amazing how many "socially conscious" types just regurgitate what they learned in elementary school.

[@DefinitelyNotEmma]

*Laughs in Spätzle* Noodles are the universally most liked thing on the globe

[@kaobiugwu435]

Indeed my boy

[@natethegreat5968]

Spätzle in Bavaria is so good

[@DefinitelyNotEmma]

@@natethegreat5968 or Thüringer Klöße :D

[@noodleman4555]

Can confirm

[@DefinitelyNotEmma]

@@noodleman4555 love your name

[@thamsanqalindane9560]

I live in South Africa and we have dumplings here too. Honestly if I saw someone foreign make a cookbook about SA food I would be so 😊 happy 😊

[@thamsanqalindane9560]

@Not Diana yeah although if I'm being honest the dumplings in SA aren't that good.(to me) SSSHHHHH don't tell anyone

[@ebensennett3095]

I've never actually eaten food from SA but I've heard some of it is really good.

[@thamsanqalindane9560]

@@ebensennett3095 yeah a lot of it is really GOOOOOOOOOD. Although some foods you may need to get used to like (excuse my terrible spelling): *Mowpany worms (i know i butcherd this) basically dried dead worms. My entire family for some reason love these.

[@Style_224]

@@thamsanqalindane9560 love bugs as someone who from Latino America they taste good love how my grandmother brings them for me and my family to enjoy (except it grasshopper not worms)

[@thamsanqalindane9560]

@@Style_224 oh cool. I pretty much jump out of my skin whenever I see a bug bigger than a 5 cent coin so I probably couldn't stomach it. Glad to know bugs are eaten in places other than South Africa.

[@Feelingabitgoofy]

She’s the same kindve person who would see someone eating pizza and go “you can’t eat that, it’s Italian.”

[@excelvalentino6972]

imagine her face when she get mad at a german eating burger only to realize that burger came from Germany

[@delphinebriand1554]

@@excelvalentino6972 technically, the sandwich's name is hamburger, because it is indeed from the city of Hamburg, contrary to what people think the name is based on, it's because there's "ham" in it means there's ham the meat in it. My point is, stop calling it simply burger cuz that ain't its name. It's "hamburger".

[@onyxxxyno]

@@delphinebriand1554 nobody thinks it has ham in it, dude

[@delphinebriand1554]

@@onyxxxyno yes, some people do, that's why they drop the ham in hamburger and try to be so casual as calling it just burger where it's clear it's not its actual name

[@AbuHajarAlBugatti]

@@delphinebriand1554 people are just lazy. And since fatmericans have made it their standard food, I guess the view has become that it came from there.

[@darkshadow9291]

I am 51 years old and have lived in Alabama my entire life we have been using dumplings in food for generations my grandmother was native American and told me of how her grandmother talked about her grandmother using corn flower to make dumplings to go with the animals they hunted when she made squirrel and dumplings for me from the squirrels I shot

[@Katya_Lastochka]

First of all, I love how its always Americans who complain about cultural appropriation and not people from other cultures. You can have immigrant parents but you dont represent their culture. I am an immigrant, and theres nothing more flattering than people trying your food. Theres an entire react channels on this topic. Second of all, she singled out white people because shes racist. Third of all, Pelmeni sukah. And finally, cultural exchange is the antidote to xenophobia and standardization, and it feels like SJWs want to erase culture rather than preserve it.

[@evanhuizenga8626]

Most of these sorts of people do what they do because they hate white people for one reason or another. For some reason, a strangely high percentage of these people are white themselves, too... It's really fascinating to watch; one minute they will claim white people (all of them!) are racists because they somehow disrespected some culture by participating in it, and the next minute they will be accusing white people (all of them, again!) of racism for being ignorant of cultures outside their own, or for participating in their own native cultures. On a side note, a lot of these people also tend to claim that all white people have the same culture. Some even go as far as to say that "white people don't have a culture" because they "stole it from all the others" somehow. So yes, they are trying to destroy cultures, especially some very particular ones that happen to be shared by a group of people with similar skin tone.

[@leek.3671]

@@evanhuizenga8626 Yeah apparently according to those kinds of people I have to go to my Dutch and Croatian grandparents and tell them that our family and their cultures don't exist because of skin colour -_- and then what about those of us who are 'white' but who have 'non-white' blood in them? Ffs it's so stupid - my grandmother is part Dutch and part Maori (New Zealand) but none of us just look it (as you can see from my picture lmao) aside from my little cousins, so am I not allowed to participate in that culture or that side of my family?? It's so stupid lmao

[@kevg1617]

They don't know what they are saying. They'll parrot ideas that killed millions with the good old lie that a socially motivated idea must be good for everybody as a whole, despite the ample evidence that it is good for nobody individually. The only one who profits from socialism is the state, but it's hard to have an in group when you can't group people into categories. It's not just Americans, it's English speakers, because they dominate the English speaking Twitter feeds and have governments who are not going to shutdown people who allow them to apply greater pressure upon their populations even with ideas that apparently don't fit the claims they make.

[@commentbot9510]

@@kevg1617 I think capitalism is fucked but I'm also not dumb enough to claim socialism and communism are good.

[@firesoullv]

Nah, pelmeņi are awesome! (especially the fried ones)

[@Applebomb8D]

The author's response was so incredibly mature. I would not be able to do that

[@edi6722]

Well if you possibly have a career on the line for accidentally saying some dumb shit or being toxic on the internet you probably would

[@glanni]

I don't think this even deserves a mature reaction, but yeah she shouldn't risk her carreer by actively insulting a Twitter yeller.

[@Stereo6400]

Shoutout to pippy for being the bigger person and responding in a way that actually addresses real problems that people have

[@ChristopherGray00]

and far right partisans will pick extreme radicals like her to use as a strawman to represent the entirety with the left

[@UmongusSussehFrusseh]

These bluehairs never even thought to ask us asians what WE thought about it.

[@stephenjones101]

My Chinese wife has been making me noodles and dumplings for 18 years now, and sometimes I make the noodles myself. She will be surprised to hear I'm not allowed to enjoy them. While I've never made dumplings, I do make a large number of Chinese stir-fry dishes She likes. When her parents visited us from China, I cooked some for them and they said it was delicious "East-West" cooking. People who genuinely know and respect their own culture love to share it with others. It's only immature, entitled children who throw fits over "cultural appropriation."

[@hellacoorinna9995]

"Reee ur fetishizing ur Oriental self internilized hatred waifu reeee" 🐸👌

[@schizoidboy]

Great point and great example.

[@stormsoul3162]

"People who love their culture love to share it" this. My Arabic grandmother was almost in tears when my German friend asked her for a recipe of a dish she just made for us before she could even ask if we liked it. She wrote down all the ingredients tried to explain the whole process in french wich they both barely speak but it's their only shared language, later she had one of her kids translate the instructions to English, just to make sure and even offered to cook it again the next day so he can watch. But yeah ... my evil friend clearly tried to culturally appropriate my grandmother (such a hatefull and racist perspective that does more harm than good ).

[@glasslinger]

I call them, "SPOILED BRATS!"

[@codmw2nooblet]

@Margot Cavanaugh baklava is... Turkish right?

[@lucde_ville4743]

Feeling offended is a personal emotion. Nobody else is responsible for your emotions, only you yourself. So Rosalyn being offended, is her own choice, her own problem. Sadly, social media offers a platform where people like her can demand the world to change, because they themselves cannot handle their own feelings. Just like a 6 y/o not allowed a cookie....

[@icestationzebra8636]

Emotions are NOT a choice! However, you can control them. Understanding FACTS and separating your feelings from those FACTS help. To many people allow their emotions to destroy objectivity, ignoring FACTS for the sack of a narrative or your how you feel at any given moment is sic. I have literally asked people the same question to people at different moments and received two different answers not based on anything but how they were feeling at that particular moment. There was no attempt to educate one’s self and develop a logical answer or conclusion, just how do I want this to go at this moment! That’s a sickness people!

[@Wabbelpaddel]

@@icestationzebra8636 Oh, how fun. Coincidentally, constructing your bliss around abstract logic maximizes it. Is that the reason why mathematicians are so devoted to their science? 🤔

[@4rl0ng]

Yeah I agree, like totally agree

[@kevg1617]

Not just social media. HR complaints need only be based on perceived, not stated. The interlocutor need not intend offense if any reciever feels offended, it is enough, even to the point where one can feel offended for the person being talked to, even if said person is not themselves offended. The world has become a very emotionally based place, not just social media unfortunately.

[@caramel9154]

i mean if you're insulted i think someone insulting you is partly responsible

[@daisybutinhertennisoutfit]

No one would have expected Pippy to be that classy and composed in her response and yet she was. You can tell she really cares-about the cultures she draws influence from, about people, about social justice. She sounds awesome. :)

[@evanhuizenga8626]

Up until that last point, she did sound really awesome lol

[@daisybutinhertennisoutfit]

@@evanhuizenga8626 which point?

[@kevg1617]

@@daisybutinhertennisoutfit social justice

[@daisybutinhertennisoutfit]

@MarmitePopsicle no it hasn’t. “social justice” in terms of Twitter warriors stirring the pot and causing bs, sure. Social justice in terms of actual lawmaking and societal change is critical. it’s what ended discrimination in the workplace and education system, what enabled women and minorities to vote, what’s granted rights to immigrants, the laws that help our homeless, the laws that enact reform for our law enforcement bodies. I’m against Twitter nonsense as much as any other sane person but to act like social justice as a whole is detrimental to our society is total misdirection of anger.

[@daisybutinhertennisoutfit]

@MarmitePopsicle So when I say she cares about social justice, I meant when she discussed making REAL change for the varied communities we have-not going on Twitter tangents so everyone can call you a saint.

[@Sven73524]

As a German, Knödel isnt really a dumpling, Maultaschen though are

[@feuerling]

Depends on the definition of dumpling used, because it can cover both Teigtaschen and Knödel. It's kind of like "Gebäck" in that it covers a lot of different foods.

[@essixthefalcon8657]

Me, a Polish self-taught cook: Mmmm... Pierogi... Very Chinese... Oh waaaaait, they are just differently shaped water and white flour 🙃

[@toucoon]

@@CARILYNF I think Russia did this already 4 times in the past I'm sorry, I couldn't help myself

[@4rl0ng]

Or ukrainian varenyky which is the same, but a but different

Me, a German eater of all the ("typical" German) dumplings (okay, siblings and parents and other relatives present want some too… unfortunately)… 'nuff said :D

[@kh2387]

Kopytka, kluski lane, kluski leniwe, kluski śląskie, szare kluski...

[@gamerdrache8741]

Polska Gurom

[@4skintim962]

Her: “White people shouldn’t be allowed to enjoy dumplings” Also her: typed that on a mobile phone , on twitter, via the internet

[@pussylover3000]

yeah lmao like That's a fucking American invention 💀

[@4skintim962]

@@pussylover3000 funny part is almost everything she uses daily was probably invented by a white person. But who cares, your race shouldn’t affect what your allowed to enjoy lol

[@alexdemoya2119]

Came here for this post. Gotta love this blind hypocrisy. Most dont wanna live in a world where whites cant eat ethnic food, and non-whites cant use electricity. segregation is dumb.

[@leafsculpture]

Her: *has an apple phone* Everyone: *hah....dumass*

[@kibukaj2956]

@@pussylover3000 swiss and british

[@emiliarain7269]

As a japanese person, i LOVE it when i see people from other countries enjoy sushi, ramen, onigiri, any japanese food basically. 🥰

[@brianaschmidt910]

I always get the instant kind so I've never had ramen in the shops from anime. But I love sushi. Then again we mostly just get California rolls unless you go to a Japanese restaurant (where it's just as expensive as a whole city exaggeration but...) basically I can't wait to try the rest. Oh wait, I'm white I can't /s 🤣

[@0w0_000]

Same! Speaking as a Chinese person my self, I would definitely not be bothered if people from other cultures learn to make our traditional foods or teach other people too. I actually love to see that people from all over the world love our food and every time i see people trying Chinese food for the first time or teaching other people to make it, I feel really happy inside.

[@candyoblivion6228]

I'm a white canadian and dumplings and ramen is so good!! I really love it!! 😋

[@maxacorn]

i'm a southern black man and i love it when someone eats good bbq or fried chicken. food is food. so long as it's good, who cares who makes it.

[@user-kr9ci4qh6g]

Do you also like when people eat snakes and rats and dongs like you

[@matthewhuszarik4173]

Pierogi. Pelmeni, Klubb, basically dumplings and noodles are eaten in far more countries in the world than they aren’t.

[@totozhu4543]

Dude, anyone can cook anything. I can cook a hamburger and bake a cheese cake or even make that French dip sandwich thing even though I'm asian. Hell, I'm positive that Gordan Ramsey has made asian food and put it into a cookbook himself. Is that racist?

[@HauntingSpectre]

People would have you believe yes, there was a Black woman (whom I don't even think was actually African, at least not for numerous generations) who was going around trying to sue people for Bone broth soup. Claiming that it was an African invention and there for only Africans should be able to cook / profit off said soup. Literally one of the oldest recipes in history, and she's acting like she should have a copyright to it.

[@Chaos89P]

Even better, French dip is another distinctly American thing, created by accident.

[@Ned-nw6ge]

everything white people do is racist these days, according to the sjws.

[@totozhu4543]

@@HauntingSpectre wait I thought she was Indian. Or maybe that was a different one

[@Chaos89P]

@@Ned-nw6ge Our entire existence is racist, according to them.

[@standardissue9029]

Chinese immigrant here that's currently residing in the US. This is by far the most prejudicial thing that I've ever seen, enjoying a culture and writing about what you learned is not at all racist. In fact, I enjoy other people learning about and appreciating my culture.

[@boofuu3145]

its also very ignorant of the fact almost every culture has a form of dumpling , its made from flour , its like saying bread belongs top one culture ha ha ha

[@countryjoe3551]

Yeah, but you're not insane....🤗🤗

[@chandie5298]

most "social justice warriors" who choose racism as the cause they speak about in an effort to receive attention and external-validation from their in-group are themselves massive racists. Its just that from their own in-groups point of view... racism isn't the actual problem, and in fact, racism against the right group is seen as a virtue. So their group just collectively targets another group for their racism and everything is AOK. tl;dr social justice warriors are often the world's biggest group of active racists.

[@Zibi21]

Right. I would love to try different foods from different nations and compare to my own countries food. This is also part of "learning and experiencing" different culture. How can they talk about diversity if all they want is "segregation".

[@Grey_Warden_Invasion]

That reminds me of how on a social media site (can't remember which one it was - but probably Twitter as well) some woman insulted a little girl for being dressed in a kimono and having a Japanese style tea ceremony despite being white, calling it cultural appropriation. A lot of the people calling her out actually were Japanese and they said they like sharing their culture.

[@kk28262484]

I saw a Japanese artist being scolded for cultural appropriation for drawing an Indian character. Apparently she is not allowed to draw Indian because she is not Indian.

[@StochasticUniverse]

Yes, there was a similar situation that happened at the Museam of Fine Arts in Boston. They created an exhibit where anyone could wear a kimono and experience Japanese culture. However, it came under fire for "cultural appropration".I read the article in the Boston Globe when it happened and they gave the names of the principle protesters. They were all Asian but not one actually had a Japanese name. Meanwhile, the only people present who were actually Japanese were counter-protesting in support the exhibit. Sadly, the bad guys won and the trolls succeeded in getting the MFA to back down. It removed the kimono exhibit. All of the actual Japanese people in Boston were very saddened by the loss of the chance to share their culture with an outside audience. Legit human connection was sabotaged by a bunch of college kids hopped up on ideology -- sign of the times.

[@anushaimran4079]

@@kk28262484 are you talking about huta chan by any chance??? love her content

[@akaony]

Plus it’s a damn tourist attraction set up by the locals

[@SuperStella1111]

That’s not appropriation. That’s showing respect. If you wear it to a traditional ceremony that’s A+! Wearing it for Hallowe’en would be appropriation.

[@timmyg316]

As a white man, I apologize for what our women are doing for race relations

[@randomclod385]

Pippy seems like a woman you want to have a coffee with and would genuinely enjoy the conversation it would bring.

[@yohansxheart]

she's literally white, trying to tell other races what to be offended by. that's the most twitter thing i've ever seen

[@graysonzuki]

I google roslyn, and Google said that she's a Filipino Canadian.

[@biancblavk493]

she's actually asian but okay

[@techwizpc4484]

@@biancblavk493 I just realized there are Canadians who aren't willing to apologize but double down.

[@techwizpc4484]

@@graysonzuki If she tried that in the Philippines she might be arrested for being a leftist.

[@graysonzuki]

@@techwizpc4484 hmmm, that's a weird info? 😅 Didn't know that, nor do I 100% believe this, I just want to say that according to Google, she's apparently not white, so I just wanted to say that since the original comment give a kinda wrong info(I mean it's not a big factor I guess?) , also, I kept realising a norm for saying it's the white or more privilege races are the one who say such kind of stuff, so I'm not sure why? 😅 Cause I definitely not only seeing white, but tons of other races do/say these kind of twitter dumb things online so I think it's weird all the blame is on 1 race.

[@pageachatter229]

People like Roslyn are perpetually miserable for the entirety of their lives, and are determined to make as many other people as possible miserable as well.

[@brittakriep2938]

I am german of swabian tribe, south- western Germany. Sixty / seventy years ago the people in my region did not know food from Italy or Eastern Asia. But they knew noodles ( with eggs added in), for soup cut into narrow strpes, for other dishes cut into wider stipes, and filled with a mix of meat, bread, eggs, onions , herbs, spice and salt as Filled Noodles/ Maultaschen ( a dish similar to flat, square shaped dumplings). The people know also a second type of noodles called Spätzle, where the still wet noodle mass/dough (?) is directly put into boiling water. Also before 1950s, when many italians came to Germany, in my Homeregion dish, similar to Pizza was known , but many different names for this swabian dish.