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Ah… but I was told the Netherlands doesn’t have a racism problem 🤷♂️
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Dit is onze traditie. Jullie trouwen met neef en nicht. Dat is pas raar.

The most beautiful Dutch tradition. ❤️😍

This is a tradition that has nothing to do with racism, but the hunting of Jews in Amsterdam was and should not become a tradition in the Netherlands, and it is indeed related to the malevolent Islam!

They’re old traditions let ‘em be

This tradition isn’t even that old. First the Pete was Krampus and he got replaced by this black face figure in the 1800s when the debate on slavery was big meant to normalise slavery. It’s a racist tradition, whether you like it or not.

The Netherlands doesn’t have a racism problem – it has an integration problem. If you refuse to adapt to the culture, values, and traditions of the country you live in, then perhaps it’s time to reconsider where you belong. Our nation is built on shared norms, not endless concessions. Adapt or move on – that’s our transition. #AdaptOrLeave #ProtectOurCulture #Pvbni

Wij hebben recht op onze tradities in ons eigen land. Net als ieder ander volk dat heeft bv vrouwen besnijden, vrouwen bedekken, halal slachten, eerwraak, homos van flatgebouwen gooien, meisjes van 9 uithuwelijken. Neef-nicht huwelijken. Dan is ZP toch de leukste! Vind je niet?

It’s not racist. Apparently you have no clue about the origin of this tradition. You just respond to superficial aspects: “look, blackface!” It’s not.

Only idiots (or people with an IQ below 70) compare Zwarte Piet with Racism.
