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The Gerudo in Ocarina of Time It's irrefutable that the Gerudo have come a long way since their debut in 1998, but the Gerudo in Ocarina of Time contribute to ideologies of colonialism through its settings and characters. The Hylians (European-inspired) are portrayed as the good people, while the Gerudo (Arabic/Islamic appropriated) are portrayed as the bad people, as thieves and pirates. The Gerudo originally used Islamic/Arabic iconography: its symbol was the traditional Islamic crescent moon and star, and the fire temple's soundtrack was of Arabic chanting. Sure, you might argue that "the Gerudo are a fictional race", but you cannot refute that they were heavily influenced by harmful stereotypes of Arabic culture. There is an actual character that flies over the desert on a magic carpet, come on.

🇯🇵🇺🇸 Trump’s “Pearl Harbor” remark was triggered by a Japanese reporter—and in Japan, the question itself is widely criticized as foolish, coming from a left-wing reporter. Personally, the bigger issue is the intent behind it. At a time when Japan and the U.S. are reaffirming a strong alliance, asking something that stirs division is problematic. Not informing Japan about a strike on Iran isn’t a “trust issue.” Framing it that way to provoke tension is disingenuous. Some U.S. media are also using this to attack Trump, but from Japan’s perspective, it’s simply a nuisance. Undermining cooperation only benefits China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea. Japan will always be America’s tomodachi. The Japan–U.S. alliance is unshakable. We cannot let the left—or the authoritarian bloc—get in the way.

Okay, I think I need to explain something to any Japanese listeners. In American culture, very close friends often express affection through a practice we call "giving grief" or less delicately, "bustin' balls." We insult each other, make inappropriate comments at the other's expense, often at very inappropriate times, etc. It is frankly, one of the surest signs of trust and closeness between equals. We wouldn't do this with someone who WASN'T a very close friend and confidant. You see this more amongst men, and more in informal situations. Admittedly, you don't see it much in professional settings, and it almost never appears in international diplomacy, BUT, Trump is built different. I have no doubt, that's how Trump meant it. It's too on the nose to be anything else. He's trying to say, we respect you and admire you greatly, and we can banter like this, because we are equals. The correct response is to utterly ROAST or insult your friend back in response. This can even evolve into what is called a "game of dozens" which is a friendly contest to see you can insult their friend with the best, most scathing insult. I think I will stop before I have to explain "Your Momma" jokes, but I think you can get the gist. Please feel free to utterly destroy America with a clever insult in response.

My mood, the world owes him an apology. He was right!!

She wants to replace the Japanese people Does anyone know why?