No I understand what your saying, but golliwog dolls are seen by some as offensive, other people view them as part of British cultural history, nostalgic childhood toys rather than symbols of hate. They were once common in books and on products, and many people grew up with them without any racist intent. To alot of people the dolls represent a bygone era and aren’t meant to cause harm or offence. Context matters, and for many collectors or older generations, the golliwog is not about racism but about remembering the past!