Portland Burrito makers have to close down their Portland Burrito store, because of "cultural appropriation" ? ? ?

What is wrong with these SJW people in Portland?

They made some normal people close down their Burrito shop because they were white...?

Some articles highlighting their obvious human rights violations!

https://mic.com/articles/177642/these-white-cooks…
http://www.portlandmercury.com/blogtown/2017/05/2…

 

Ethnic foods are part of the American taste buds. The thing is if someone of color comes to the U. S. and goes back to their home country and exploits American Cuisine, would anybody care? In Latin America people usually make their own tortillas, it's part of the culture. Sometimes, you can even buy the tortillas from your neighbor. To go to that extreme of getting a tortilla recipe says alot of these business owners.

 
DickFuld:
One of the dumbest things I've heard in a while. Actually sounds like make believe. Remind me to never go to Portland.

Also, haven't those young ladies heard of Google before? Tons of different recipes there.....and less SJW backlash.

It's hard for me to feel any sympathy for these two "young ladies". While they probably didn't do anything legally wrong, it's clear to me their actions and words showed cultural disrespect and general lack of decency. While I don't necessarily support whining locals shutting down their cart for political reasons (in a free market if they offered a shoddy product then their cart would naturally get less business over time), I also feel no sympathy for their situation given their intentions.

 

You do realize that reality is the inspiration for the show Portlandia right? The people there have always been fucking insane.

Follow the shit your fellow monkeys say @shitWSOsays Life is hard, it's even harder when you're stupid - John Wayne
 

10 years ago: "These two chefs made sure their recipes were authentic, going as far as to travel to Mexico to learn the tortilla ingredients from the local people, and faithfully recreating the authentic taste of Mexico right here in Portland."

Today: "CULTURAL APPROPRIATION"

I voted for someone else, but when someone asks, "Why did Trump win?" ... ... ...

Be excellent to each other, and party on, dudes.
 

I read this article the other day and I thought it was funny that there's an actual fascist President but the far left is devoting energy to issues like this. Plus having been in Mexico for 8 months now because of work I can tell you this is a terrible idealization of Mexicans. Tacos are street food for the most part. People selling tacos are the equivalent of hot dog stands in the US.

 
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I can't believe this wasn't an article from the Onion.

I lived in Mexico for a couple of years and let me tell you - tortillas are NOT some kind of secret recipe. The rationale behind a negative reaction to their "stealing" a recipe is understandable, but that's not what they did. EVERYONE in Mexico eats tortillas every day, and they don't hide the recipe. This is genuinely the most ridiculous thing I have ever seen. It's like a Mexican "stealing" the recipe for a grilled cheese sandwich and culturally appropriating it to make money. Words cannot possibly express the amount of anguished eye-roll that I am experiencing right now.

These professional guilt police need to get freaking life and do something to help someone who is actually being oppressed or mistreated. It's amazing to think that anyone with a lack of common sense this severe can even function on their own in our society.

 

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