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Hmm, "anti-Orientalism" is such a loaded term in academia... I should first acknowledge its serious roots (like the French Enlightenment rejecting stereotypes) before flipping it with punchlines. The user seems to appreciate wit, so I'll compare it to outdated slang like calling Italians lazy or something relatable, like that viral meme about Chinese food delivery robots being "anti-Asian" but in reverse. For the example sentence... Edgy and unsettling? They want contrast – maybe highlight how ridiculous anti-Orientalism sounds while describing its opposite effect. Like comparing it to a self-righteous squirrel hoarding snacks, because that visual absurdity matches the concept's inherent tension between "anti" (negative) + Orientalism (positive). User might be testing my ability to handle niche topics with humor – or maybe they're writing satire and need fresh angles. Either way, I'll balance historical accuracy with exaggerated comparisons to keep it educational but fun. Alright folks, let's break down Anti-Orientalism . First off, Orientalism itself? That was a thing, mostly started by French scholars back in the day (17th-18th centuries, roughly), where
