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<p>[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 2253746, member: 2844"]I just read that the 10,000 or so Trobriand Islanders have been selling their heirlooms to pay for simple commodities. They can't earn money in your imaginary factories, because there are none in the Trobriand Islands, obviously.</p><p>Now you insult them by burning their heritage, in spite of the fact that someone has already offered to pay for shipping.</p><p>If you don't appreciate it, you could have sold it and donated the money to a Trobriand Island education fund or something. But destruction it has to be.</p><p><br /></p><p>Why did you ask about the stool if you didn't want to listen to those who know?</p><p>Komo, 2many, and I are known to have knowledge of ethnic art, and we say this is a good piece. But you'd rather believe some unproven story that this stool could have been made in 'the islands or the orient somewhere'. Is it because you had already made up your mind to burn another people's cultural legacy?</p><p>I wonder what someone who has no respect for culture and genuine items is even doing here.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 2253746, member: 2844"]I just read that the 10,000 or so Trobriand Islanders have been selling their heirlooms to pay for simple commodities. They can't earn money in your imaginary factories, because there are none in the Trobriand Islands, obviously. Now you insult them by burning their heritage, in spite of the fact that someone has already offered to pay for shipping. If you don't appreciate it, you could have sold it and donated the money to a Trobriand Island education fund or something. But destruction it has to be. Why did you ask about the stool if you didn't want to listen to those who know? Komo, 2many, and I are known to have knowledge of ethnic art, and we say this is a good piece. But you'd rather believe some unproven story that this stool could have been made in 'the islands or the orient somewhere'. Is it because you had already made up your mind to burn another people's cultural legacy? I wonder what someone who has no respect for culture and genuine items is even doing here.[/QUOTE]
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