Anonymous
6/14/2025, 2:50:00 PM No.211723076
How do you deal with the fact that women, no matter the country, are getting westernized day by day?
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Anonymous
6/14/2025, 2:51:38 PM No.211723117
>>211723076 (OP)
whats that written on her face?
whats that written on her face?
Anonymous
6/14/2025, 2:53:36 PM No.211723187
not westernized, americanized
always amuses me when people say americans have no culture (especially most europoop countries whose "culture" is just an old castle and some shitty soup nobody's ever heard of), that's because everyone has become so americanized now it just seems like the default culture
kind of like how people think they have no accents
always amuses me when people say americans have no culture (especially most europoop countries whose "culture" is just an old castle and some shitty soup nobody's ever heard of), that's because everyone has become so americanized now it just seems like the default culture
kind of like how people think they have no accents
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Anonymous
6/14/2025, 2:54:09 PM No.211723202
>>211723076 (OP)
when chinese women put on weight they end up looking like fridges
when chinese women put on weight they end up looking like fridges
Anonymous
6/14/2025, 3:09:30 PM No.211723660
>>211723187
Can you really call capitalisms culture? It's not exactly reflective of a people's heritage
Can you really call capitalisms culture? It's not exactly reflective of a people's heritage
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Anonymous
6/14/2025, 3:18:36 PM No.211723907
>>211723187
It feels great to conquer the world, not merely by military force but simply by sitting at the top of the economic foodchain. We may no longer be the manufacturing power of the world, but we are top dog when it comes to marketing our products. And when people aren't boycotting our goods, they're signing free trade contracts for more cheap goods or slop. Jack Daniels is considered a luxury item thanks to marketing, but its the equivalent of a Coors Light Budweiser here, cheap American whiskey thats expensive in other countries because its THE AMERICAN brand.
And yes we have food culture but France and Europe dont have the time or interest in writing a Michelin Guide or history books that explain how differing ethnic Apple Pie varieties coalesced to form the default latticed American Apple Pie or how flour shortages led to the creation of the Po Boy sandwich, which dough held a higher ratio of water to flour.
It feels great to conquer the world, not merely by military force but simply by sitting at the top of the economic foodchain. We may no longer be the manufacturing power of the world, but we are top dog when it comes to marketing our products. And when people aren't boycotting our goods, they're signing free trade contracts for more cheap goods or slop. Jack Daniels is considered a luxury item thanks to marketing, but its the equivalent of a Coors Light Budweiser here, cheap American whiskey thats expensive in other countries because its THE AMERICAN brand.
And yes we have food culture but France and Europe dont have the time or interest in writing a Michelin Guide or history books that explain how differing ethnic Apple Pie varieties coalesced to form the default latticed American Apple Pie or how flour shortages led to the creation of the Po Boy sandwich, which dough held a higher ratio of water to flour.
Anonymous
6/14/2025, 3:33:21 PM No.211724330
>>211723660
it is culture, mcdonald's is popular in other countries not because it's hard to substitue or make a local copy of, but people just see that shit in movies and media and want to have it specifically and feel the american experience
that's the cultural aspect of it, it is capitalism-driven but so is most modern culture, anime is there to sell slop, k-pop is there to sell, consumerism is an integral part of modern culture, culture isn't exclusive to old folk dances and funny hats
it is culture, mcdonald's is popular in other countries not because it's hard to substitue or make a local copy of, but people just see that shit in movies and media and want to have it specifically and feel the american experience
that's the cultural aspect of it, it is capitalism-driven but so is most modern culture, anime is there to sell slop, k-pop is there to sell, consumerism is an integral part of modern culture, culture isn't exclusive to old folk dances and funny hats