Alp on Nostr: I prefer kebab over hamburgers. Turkish textile products over German ones. But ...
I prefer kebab over hamburgers. Turkish textile products over German ones.
But generally you're right. Though there's nothing wrong in mixing cultures.
What's even more problematic is, how we adapt their value systems. That's the real cancer.
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