White people love other cultures, its like adding Sriracha to mayo.
Like being rich wasn't enough she's gotta appropriate a whole culture to make herself feel better.
So, I just went through most of that video, and unless you can find a time stamp specifically where she claims she was born in Mallorca, I'm not seeing it. Hilaria says she moved to New York for school from Mallorca where she grew up, and she says her parents still live there.
It could be possible that she did spend some time in Mallorca as a kid, but she's lying in that video, as it has been shown that she attended high school in Massachusetts, at the very least.So, I just went through most of that video, and unless you can find a time stamp specifically where she claims she was born in Mallorca, I'm not seeing it. Hilaria says she moved to New York for school from Mallorca where she grew up, and she says her parents still live there.
That sounds like it could be accurate to me, yeah. But I think that's different than the conclusion that is being suggested by the article in question, especially when it ends inconclusively. It's just shitty journalism and people reading the headline and jumping the gun without reading the article or actually delving into it.It could be possible that she did spend some time in Mallorca as a kid, but she's lying in that video, as it has been shown that she attended high school in Massachusetts, at the very least.
I think the most generous interpretation here is that she has allowed people to make a series assumptions about her background and not really gone out of her way to correct them.
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It could be possible that she did spend some time in Mallorca as a kid, but she's lying in that video, as it has been shown that she attended high school in Massachusetts, at the very least.
I think the most generous interpretation here is that she has allowed people to make a series of assumptions about her background and not really gone out of her way to correct them.
White people love other cultures, its like adding Sriracha to mayo.
Like being rich wasn't enough she's gotta appropriate a whole culture to make herself feel better.
I mean, in fairness to her, she says she moved here for College, and grew up in Mallorca, which both can still be technically accurate. Which seems to be the crux of this. She never outright seems to have claimed to have been born in Spain, but she claims that she grew up there, which she feels makes her Spanish.You can overdo an accent, you can lean into your family heritage more than is justifiable for dubious reasons, those are somewhere between exaggerations and lies, but they're not 100% objectively true/false things. They're not binaries.
The "I came to America to go to college" story when you went to high school in Boston, that shit is wild. That's just factual.
You can overdo an accent, you can lean into your family heritage more than is justifiable for dubious reasons, those are somewhere between exaggerations and lies, but they're not 100% objectively true/false things. They're not binaries.
The "I came to America to go to college" story when you went to high school in Boston, that shit is wild. That's just factual.
This is a point worth noting - and it's why comparisons to Rachel Dolezal are certainly off-base.White people pretending to be white... Weird but at least she did not pretend to be non-white.
Bingo
People are fixating on the "Well she split time, so who cares" while over looking she tried to keep up a persona that is just not factually right.
Again, what she said can be factually right. The article literally even ends inconclusively on whether she has Spanish ancestry, so their own point about her could be false. What we can say factually is that she identifies as Spaniard, claims to have grown up there, and moved to the States for University.Bingo
People are fixating on the "Well she split time, so who cares" while over looking she tried to keep up a persona that is just not factually right.
Exactly. It's straight up lying for her to claim she only returned to the United States for college if she literally went to high school in the Boston area.Bingo
People are fixating on the "Well she split time, so who cares" while over looking she tried to keep up a persona that is just not factually right.
She literally never claims this. She said she moved to the US for college, which is different from "I only ever returned to the US for college".Exactly. It's straight up lying for her to claim she only returned to the United States for college.
Apologies for the word choice, then, though I didn't mean "return" to literally mean "never ever visited ever".She literally never claims this. She said she moved to the US for college, which is different from "I only ever returned to the US for college".
Again, what she said can be factually right. The article literally even ends inconclusively on whether she has Spanish ancestry, so their own point about her could be false. What we can say factually is that she identifies as Spaniard, claims to have grown up there, and moved to the States for University.
Not really. She can really be that persona if she lived here when she was a kid
ExactamenteIf she spent her infancy here she's not aproppiating our culture, she was part of our culture.
Really, we don't care, specially in Mallorca we have a huge ex-pat community, from the UK and Germany , but also americans, french etc. They're welcomed to feel Mallorquins.
Their kids are actually Mallorquins
Exactly. It's straight up lying for her to claim she only returned to the United States for college if she literally went to high school in the Boston area.
From there, given the rest of the nonsense, you have to consider why lie about that. That lie is helping support the rest of the questionable conduct for this persona.
It's bizarre, at best.
That does not preclude her from identifying as a Spaniard if, as she claims, she grew up in Mallorca.She's claiming a particular life style that is definitely stretched.
She went to high school in the US, her family is rooted in the US, and she went to college in the US. She even says she was born in Boston.
Again, not necessarily. If she was living in Spain and came to the US for high school, then returned to Spain, she was studying abroad. If her assertion is that she permanently moved to the US when she came here for University, that can still be true. Again, it's difficult to ascertain what her intention is when she makes the statement so briefly in the context of an almost hour-long conversation, and again, it doesn't match the claims being suggested in either article.Apologies for the word choice, then, though I didn't mean "return" to literally mean "never ever visited ever".
"She moved to the US for college". She was in the US for High School.
At best, it's a lie by omission.
That does not preclude her from identifying as a Spaniard if, as she claims, she grew up in Mallorca.
yepA lot of ppl doing mental gymnastics for this person. She knew what she was doing and it's weird
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That's not the issue I'm taking, it's playing up a persona to create a career
Did you watch this video?
That's not the issue I'm taking, it's playing up a persona to create a career
Did you watch this video?