[Tom4784]

It's not right to sell them like they are every day items. They have historical value and there's a lesson to be learned from them but to sell them like they are some sort of curio is grotesque.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

It's not right to sell them like they are every day items. They have historical value and there's a lesson to be learned from them but to sell them like they are some sort of curio is grotesque.

Yes Clever how the Shop owner
puts them in the middle of normal buying items.


Must be alot of the Robertson's Jam Jar fella
pottery small bits - only £12 EACH


Sign Of The Times

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

It's not right to sell them like they are every day items. They have historical value and there's a lesson to be learned from them but to sell them like they are some sort of curio is grotesque.

I agree although I would probably still side-eye the shop keepers for trying to make money off of items like this... how did they even aquire them in the first place what made them think 'this is just what the store needs' loool

[TomC]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

It's not right to sell them like they are every day items. They have historical value and there's a lesson to be learned from them but to sell them like they are some sort of curio is grotesque.

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Clearly they should go to some sort of museum, the shopowner shouldn't be trying to make money off racist artefacts