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<blockquote data-quote="Lwaxy" data-source="post: 6727463" data-attributes="member: 53286">Doesn't make it any less ridiculous. As I said, there is a big big difference between dressing up as someone and making fun of someone, and if people in the US can't get that, it is very very sad. It is even more sad if those activists are trying to enforce those weird views on the rest of the world. It makes absolutely no logical sense. At all. It's like you are being held hostage by your history. There is quite some ridicule about it at least in the Nigerian community over here, including jokes about whether they will see it as &quot;blackface&quot; if a white guy gets a good tan. But that's getting off topic by now. As for RPGs, have you ever come across someone who takes the stereotypes in the fake cultures seriously? Because I haven't, not once. I've seen a lot more difficulties when people are trying to play the other gender than playing out a fake culture as they can make a lot more stuff up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lwaxy, post: 6727463, member: 53286"] Doesn't make it any less ridiculous. As I said, there is a big big difference between dressing up as someone and making fun of someone, and if people in the US can't get that, it is very very sad. It is even more sad if those activists are trying to enforce those weird views on the rest of the world. It makes absolutely no logical sense. At all. It's like you are being held hostage by your history. There is quite some ridicule about it at least in the Nigerian community over here, including jokes about whether they will see it as "blackface" if a white guy gets a good tan. But that's getting off topic by now. As for RPGs, have you ever come across someone who takes the stereotypes in the fake cultures seriously? Because I haven't, not once. I've seen a lot more difficulties when people are trying to play the other gender than playing out a fake culture as they can make a lot more stuff up. [/QUOTE]

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