>>923
It's called "paying tribute" if you like whomever did it and "cultural appropriation" if you don't. Really, the proper reaction is to simply ignore emotionally charged words in ramblings and, if you really have to respond, do so by using terms that describe the same thing without being an outspoken declaration of your personal opinion.

Here's some more cultural appropriation of traditional European music by Japanese cultural imperialists. The same guy literally plagiarized a couple of other works when he wrote score for the movies celebrating heteropatriarchy and violence by another swine of a man named Akira Kurosawa: Rashoumon and Seven Samurai. The piece was written as a crybaby's tantrum because his backwards culture remained on the wrong side of history during WW2 when the glorious Soviet liberation forces obliterated Japanese army. Of course the American capitalist pigs couldn't let Japan get liberated so they dropped two atomic bombs, killing thousands upon thousands of innocent civilians in a brutal display of heteropatriarchy.