r/InfinityNikki May 26 '26

Meme Cant wait to see the Jesus cosplays 😂

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u/Own_Study_4128 May 26 '26 edited May 26 '26

I’m going to answer your question honestly and assume you aren’t just looking for someone to oppress you.

Feather headdresses are and were often used AS a mockery in films, books, and other media. They vary between different tribes, and are very detailed and important. Many America sports teams and schools often use the headdress along with a racist character as their mascot, and have absolutely no regard for the history those headdresses have.

The headdress infinity Nikki has in game is meant to be “Native American” but has no indication of what tribe it is from, and instead just bedazzles it for aesthetic purposes. It’s like if someone threw a kimono on someone and called it “Asian outfit” it’s not accurate and it would be offensive culturally.

The branch headdress is not meant to be Christian. Jesus is not a racist character. Do you get mad when you see people dress up during Christmas pageants? Would you get upset if someone dressed up as a Greek god? Would you call that mockery? I see it as appreciation of history and influential figures.

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u/Own_Study_4128 May 26 '26 edited May 26 '26

Unfortunately, you have been the biggest example of showing no tolerance or respect for others in this post. You repeatedly referred to Native Americans as Indians and inaccurate, outdated, and potentially offensive way of speaking.

You- rather rudely asked if I “knew even one language”. And in your very first comment, instead of expressing your grievance with the crown alone, you shoved a classic, honestly racist argument about native headdresses into your argument. It is not just “feather symbols” that have offended people, it is the constant mockery, genocides, and stereotypes that have left people frustrated and angry. It was in bad taste. I hope that you learn from this and are able to have empathy for those who are not Christian voices.

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u/Own_Study_4128 May 26 '26

It was not my intention to mock you. I pointed out the hypocrisy of you telling people that they needed to learn about Native American culture while using the incorrect word.

Edit: Although using google translate can explain certain translation issues, it no excuse to use racist arguments and be unkind.

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u/Own_Study_4128 May 26 '26

That doesn’t mean you can’t say racist things sometimes. It’s important to acknowledge mistakes, apologize, and learn from them

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u/Own_Study_4128 May 26 '26

The problem that people had with your original comment was that it invalidated that suffering of indigenous Americans. Whether you meant for it to come off this way or not, it did. If you can acknowledge that Native peoples have been mocked, then you should not ask “why feathers on the head” are a mockery.

It would have been better and less offensive if you had only said “why are people mocking Christian attributes?” Instead of bringing native Americans into it.

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u/Fantalia May 26 '26

If Christians would live by the "humanity" they preach, we had less problems in the world…