I have culturally appropriated, and I'm sorry.

@Intervention was correct. The women are always right. If you have not yet learned the wisdom of this, moids, well, it's a long time coming and a hard time hitting but it will eventually sink in for you, around the time you get to repeating it to others.

It is when a woman appears to be wrong, that it is most essential that she is right.

To @Intervention, I'm sorry, on behalf of all women, and men, who contributed to your deep-seated dismissal of every impulse from the Left. There are many of them. The woke-scolds.

They are annoying.

They are scary.

Society weaponizes them.

Those people suck.

But I don't actually believe that cultural appropriation is the same thing as cultural appreciation. You must join the behaviors of a culture to experience it.

But I understand why you have a caricature that is hamfisted, overwrought, and histrionic of places, and you think imitating it on the Internet is funny.

(And it is.)

This is just my opportunity to hook our regular readers, I respect you as a human even if we disagree, and the rest of this is more about @Grand_Imam_Talichad and his cultural appreciation.

But even so: speak to me in the nature of my religion as it is, not as you think it to be. If you think I am of the SJW religion, let me disabuse you: I am above all else a Christian.

Prized among my lessons was: to discover what a thing is, do it wrong, and let someone correct you.

This at least is the origin of everything in school.

So now the ball's in the Internet Muslims court, you see. They can either pay up and play the Muslim a little more real, and thereby drive the community further into unity around the Muslim cause, what they call Ummah very handily, or cease spreading its teachings ironically and thinking it cannot inevitably play out in impact upon their reality? If you take on the appearance of a thing, that thing shall prosper!

People are desperate for teachings and Islam has a hook! @Grand_Imam_Talichad has claimed the banner for the faith in these parts and I support his rule here, if so there is someone who can at least compare with spiritual power as @Aevann, who shall rule forever on this his demesne.

Where is your radical irony now? Will you depart the path you're already on or will you at least get the benefit of daily prayer in your life?

I believe @Grand_Imam_Talichad is a great troll.

But is he great enough to continue the bit?

Or will he let the LARP get real...