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Slack.com slash DHQ. From time to time, in an effort to reach across the aisle and shake

the hands or throats of our friends on the left, we hear at the Andrew Klaven show like

to take some time to try to clear up areas of misunderstanding between those of us who see

things from a conservative point of view and the bad guys. In order to do this, we like

to explain to conservatives the meanings of some of the terms the left uses to distract

us from the fact that they have no idea what they're talking about and also that everything

they do fails and that their women are sort of shrill and unattractive. So, in order to

build bridges of friendship between us and these nefarious clowns, let's attempt to explain

what the left means when they say some of the ridiculous things they say. Today we'll

define the term cultural appropriation. Cultural appropriation means borrowing practices

or beliefs or foods from other cultures. Cultural appropriation is great. In fact, it's

one of the very best things about living in America. In America, we ask only that you

obey the Constitution and live as you please while not impeding the liberty of others.

And as long as you do those things, you can wear your absurd little hat and eat whatever

crap you're used to. And if we like it, we'll wear it and eat it too. Thus, through

cultural appropriation, you can enjoy tacos without having Mexican drug cartels running

in your government. You can do yoga without having flexible Indian people starving in your

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