Misunderstood in form

So I had a misunderstanding in form where we were talking about British values, one person brought up how part of it is stealing, referencing the British museum. I said they're wrong, but I meant it as in I agree, but I think a lot of British culture is stolen, and I mentioned how tea isn't even British. I'm pretty sure it got misunderstood, and I know I phrased it terribly because I agree with them. I don't particularly care for peoples view on things, but I want to know how I can clear it up as this was done in class. I don't want to be seen as an ass for the next two years. My next solution is changing forms (extreme Ik, but I really just can't deal with my own overthinking brain)

Putting the nail in the coffin is how I said if everyone took everything from the British museum nothing would be left but the tea cosies. I don't remember if I even mentioned we should give it back or not. I agree we should give back the stuff we have taken

(edited 7 months ago)

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Crimson7777777

See how things go tomorrow. If clarification is needed just explain it how you did above

Don't change forms, trust me it's really not as deep as it seems x