Of course not, because that cultural appropriation happened centuries ago, during the Roman Imperial era when social justice and its warriors were nowhere to be found. 

The very same fetishization of German culture, clothing, food, gods, etc. happened back then in Rome, too, and oddly enough, major aspects of the culture of the Germanic tribes managed to still exist and thrive into the modern era. 

Much of it was adopted by Rome as a means of bringing the Germanics into the fold. English? Common law legal tradition? Days of the week like Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday? Holiday concepts like the yule log? All over modern society you've got examples of the influence of Germanic tribesmen and their ways, even though Rome utterly dominated their existence. The exchange went BOTH ways, and was often beneficial. English is our trade language precisely because the Germans inherited Rome's legacy ... including literacy.

What, history didn't start with The British Empire? You don't say ...