Lolz...you bastard
The article and OP are cherrypicking three reviews out of thousands. The racist reviews are in the vast minority.
We should have better standards for threads here. We shouldn't have to tolerate misleading shit that promotes xenophobia. Please report the opening post.
Link to thread:
https://www.resetera.com/threads/“a...-think-black-panther-is-just-too-black.28955/
(There are absolutely race problems in China, but being disingenuous is not the way to start the conversation. Like, it's really easy, just talk about the way Africa is depicted in Wolf Warriors 2 or something.)
I hate it when they call China racist as if employed stereotypes were a Chinese creation as opposed to those stereotypes being an import of US/white hegemony. Like it REALLY pisses me off.I hate it when people don't know the difference between race and ethnicity.
Broadcom got blocked in acquiring Qualcomm due to national security concerns,
Almost EVERYONE has jumped on the "good, CHINA CHINA CHINA" and I'm over here like .. Broadcom was founded in the US, and still mostly operates out of the US. It's Singapore based, sure, but dude that's not even the same country as China.
Racists be racisting :o.
Broadcom got blocked in acquiring Qualcomm due to national security concerns,
Almost EVERYONE has jumped on the "good, CHINA CHINA CHINA" and I'm over here like .. Broadcom was founded in the US, and still mostly operates out of the US. It's Singapore based, sure, but dude that's not even the same country as China.
Racists be racisting :o.
Hubby and I just randomly watched a 55 year old episode of Perry Mason, and this episode starred several Asian-American actors including James fucking Hong. The wild thing is that despite all of these characters being recent immigrants, there isn't a hint of any accents at all. I've never not heard James Hong with an accent!
You know if that story was done today every character would have fake Chinese accents :lol:
I knew he was American, but he's always used the same accent since at least the 90's.
I hope it pays well. Cause you'd need to make close to 6 digits just to live comfortably in the Bay Area.Hi. I took a job in the Bay Area (Redwood City). Will be moving soon.
I mean, it's good, but it's not so good that we can do single income.I hope it pays well. Cause you'd need to make close to 6 digits just to live comfortably in the Bay Area.
Where are you moving from? And what city are you moving to assuming you are commuting to Redwood City?I mean, it's good, but it's not so good that we can do single income.
The logistics are just really stressing me out.
I'm moving from LA-ish to I have no idea where. They'll give me a month of temporary housing, and then I'll need to figure something out.Where are you moving from? And what city are you moving to assuming you are commuting to Redwood City?
Ah. I guess around San Carlos or something would be good for you since it's the next city over. Commuting to Redwood City from San Francisco sucks. Just keep that in mind.I'm moving from LA-ish to I have no idea where. They'll give me a month of temporary housing, and then I'll need to figure something out.
You made a mistakeSo I started watching The King's Woman (秦时丽人明月心) and I'm on like a Dilraba binge now...... gonna queue up her shows to watch lol
https://twitter.com/natemcdermott/status/974361361177333765Nathan McDermott @natemcdermott 2h
Rep. Colleen Hanabusa argued against cuts to historical sites, telling Secretary Ryan Zinke how she didn't find out about her grandfather's incarceration in internment camps until he was 80.
Zinke responded: "Oh, konnichiwa"
https://splinternews.com/here-is-ryan-zinke-making-a-complete-fool-of-himself-1823802590
lolWell, I finished it, just for the sake of completion. Was hoping there would be much more action in it.
lol
Currently The Flame's Daughter is airing, which also stars Dilireba, and I think it's probably more action heavy than The King's Woman? Dramafever has it.
The King's Woman is sort of what we would call a 'palace drama' which is a genre that usually has a lot of politicking and silly feud things, tragic romance, etc. Nowadays they come disguised with action and stuff in trailers.
If I recall correctly he's second male lead, so yes, he's not ending up with Dilireba's character...againYeah, i'll wait until all of The Flame's Daughter has been released before i start watching it. At least the trailers make it seem like it'll have more action in it. Looks like Vin Zhang is in it as well......... wonder if it'll be another series where they don't end up together at the end lol
If I recall correctly he's second male lead, so yes, he's not ending up with Dilireba's character...again
lol
Re: internalized racist Vietnamese lady thread
I didn't realize ping pong had sexual connotations. It's just something that's huge among the Asian community around here.
This one? https://www.resetera.com/threads/ne...ontroversy-over-allegedly-racist-theme.30159/
LOLZ...I hate you...almost as much as I hate myself for reading that thread.This one? https://www.resetera.com/threads/ne...ontroversy-over-allegedly-racist-theme.30159/
I'm from the city in question and I've never heard of this restaurant or this controversy until now, but I would say that the "Longtime" name does sound bad to me (I have heard of that phrase stereotype). I have never heard of 'ping pong' being anything weird like described in that thread though, only as boring old table tennis.
They want me to start on April 9th, so I guess sometime before then. When do y'all have availability? How's busy season going?TOMB RAIDER HAS DANIEL WU.
*fangirls
Septimus Prime - when do you leave? We should get food before you go (in SGV?).
Are you a minority? Do you think you would enjoy being one of the minorities target by a group of racists spewing filth outside your door and in your neighboured? What good exactly do you think that does?
I grew up with having "Paki-beating" newsletters taped to our driveway and only our driveway on a regular basis. I remember the "this is the route you have to take to get to your friends house so people won't shoot at you" conversations after 9/11 (fun fact, wasn't only the white people who we had to worry about). I grew up with KKK rallies and having to know which of my friends had guns in their lockers at middle school in case things went south. So yeah, I know exactly what people are capable of. I remember having to explain to a date that when she took me back to her town that she might be putting herself at risk being seen with me, and I remember her parents and I having the "cultural fit" conversation. I also remember being treated like family 100% even though they were terrified of non-white people (and had zero non-white people in a 30 mile radius). I remember having to explain to my now-wife (soon to be ex sadly) in undergrad that she is going to get a lot of ostracization and potential threats dating a brown dude in the midwest.
I know how that when I get pulled over, where to put my hands on the steering wheel and what to tell the officer about my wallet, license, and registration. I get what it's like talking with people who've been unfairly imprisoned and watching their lives get destroyed for the smallest of bullshit as they enter the system. I've been arrested and seen how badly the system tries to get you to screw up again and take you for your money and freedom.
But tell me how my brown ass who grew up in a rural area and didn't have the protection of the local politics won't be affected. I grew up in an area where the people in power weren't urban democrats. I know what prison does. I know what it's like to not sit in a bubble where everyone you talk to on a day to day basis agrees with you.
But go ahead.
Go ahead and tell the asian that there's no slippery slope, that the way of government enforcing moral authorities haphazardly and abusively doesn't exist at all. Go ahead and tell me those government "turns a blind eye" race riots that kill thousands of people for being the wrong race don't happen. Go ahead and lump us all in as "white". Go ahead and treat yourself and everyone other minority like a goddamn monolith who all has to believe the same things and live the same experiences. Go ahead and expect us all to act the same and believe the same things like white people always think we do.
I feel like everyone conveniently forgets Boston and the attempted "rally" there that got stopped cold by...get this, counter protestors. It's almost like a country founded by people from an area of the world that was notorious for using morality to justify all sorts of terrible shit might be aware of how it could get abused.
You were the dude that brought up Brexit and Germany in the same post. I said Brexit is exactly the same level as Trump.
Yeah, you're probably right on Brexit and Trump being pretty similar. Germany is another level, and more of Europe is going to the extreme far right politically (because of the nature of a multi party system) than even in the US.
It's just another case of American exceptionalism where every other first-world nation has it wrong and only the US found the true answer. The government doesn't need hate speech laws to be able to oppress minorities.
Link me, famOk, I need to vent and get some perspective. That entire free speech thread is driving me up a wall, because god forbid anyone who thinks that maybe giving Trump and Sessions the power to dictate what is right speech and what is wrong speech has to be a white person who isn't affected.
Here's what I'm debating posting
I'm definitely seeing the perspective, especially with Trump in power. But on the flipside, Trump got exactly to where he is thanks to freedom to express hate speech and 'speaking his mind' and throwing minorities under a bus. So it feels like an awkward 'screwed either way' situation. But this is coming from an outsider perspective (Canada, which has hate speech laws) where I've never felt like I've had my speech suppressed and have no problem having limits on scapegoating or inciting genocide on protected classes.