Ok, for you spoons out there: many cultures “honour” their guests and authorities by carrying them on elevated chairs. However, during colonialism opps from the British empire abused this thing, often making locals carry them for long distances in difficult weather with little...

Rest or food. It’s likely that the welcome delegation in Tuvalu organized this because as we know, authorities in formerly colonized places tend to behave like they’re still colonized. But these two should have known better and declined.

It’s not cute to be a descendant of actual factual recent colonizers reenacting shit like this.

@THISisLULE There's literally no way to make this look good. Who manages these two? Why was this even on the agenda?

@THISisLULE bruhhh

@THISisLULE Stupidity of both.

@THISisLULE White supremacists disgust me.

@THISisLULE Obnoxiously loud,dynastic,showing?supremacy just by virtue of birth?shame on them

@THISisLULE I'm not made at the white people. I'm mad at the black people who thought this was okay to do.

@THISisLULE Then they will say we are being hypersensitive when we make a fuss. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@THISisLULE @EsethuHasane_

@THISisLULE Their faces say it all... 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

@THISisLULE Its probably tradition in those cultures

@THISisLULE @Ken_Gunz Why did those six think that was a good idea

@THISisLULE He looks happy...

@THISisLULE @EdgeOfEurope Because the carriers wanted it, 😬.

@theramonmars 2012