As an Asian, I experienced more racism in Europe than America

Europeans are scientifically 2/3rd Asian genetics so I've always enjoyed the amazing diverse melting pot in Europe.

Yes, and I've heard that wood is actually 2/3 metal. Go figure

labenis wrote:

It started with THE SLAVERY OF BLACK PEOPLE

JIM CROW

SEGREGATION

REDLINING

PREDATORY LENDING

THE WAR ON DRUGS

LACK OF SCHOOL FUNDING

PRIVATE PRISONS

AND POLICE BRUTALITY

At this point, you’re ignorant if you don’t consider AND EXPLORE THE HISTORY OF THIS COUNTRY

Everyone learns about that stuff in elementary school. Maybe they told you that police brutality was unfair toward blacks? Not sure that you have a lot of evidence for that.

Slavery, Jim Crow, Segregation, KKK ... all products of the Democrat party.

Broken families, government dependence, police brutality, income inequality - all at their worst in Democrat strongholds.

As an Asian who spent half of his life in Asia and the other half in the U.S., I've come to realize that yeah Americans can be pretty ****ing racist but the Asians in Asia aren't that different either. glass half full or empty I guess.

le' tigre wrote:

Runner10287 wrote:

Cool story. A lot of people benefited from American slavery.

Exactly who were these " A lot of people"? Or is that too difficult for you?

I know it's easier to suck up to populous narratives than deal with historical fact, but you bit.

Literally everyone benefited in some way from decades upon decades of unpaid labor. Everyone except the labor being exploited I guess.

try it sometime wrote:Go to Asia and you’ll see even worse racism (I spent a few years there - it’s more microaggressions/treating you as an outsider if you’re white, god forbid if you’re black). Well okay maybe the OP won’t but racial minorities there will. Even the “best” countries from how minorities are treated have institutionalized racism (for example Singapore with assigning students to classes and quotas for government jobs based purely on ethnic background).

In addition, in some Asian countries they practice dual pricing where citizens of that country might pay one price to enter a national park or historical site and foreigners pay anywhere from double to 10X the amount of the citizen to enter.

There's microaggression and prejudice the world over. I lived in Asia for years too. I don't remember a lot of cases of Asian cops accidentally shooting black people then walking away with impunity. I think that's the issue here....

asians are the most racist people. anyone who has ever lived their will agree

nooneisthegoat wrote:

asians are the most racist people. anyone who has ever lived their will agree

Didn't realize the goal was just "not be the most racist". Do you know a run race with the goal of just don't be last? I mean let's go through life being ok with second worst.

I really wish there was a like button for comments

want to go to sleep wrote:

How did the national victim narrative start?

With centuries of victimization of course.

What the Hell else?

Nah, they just mass murder their own citizens, and put millions of muslims in concentration camps.

You're really doing yeoman's work defending the CCP, eh?

I know it’s fashionable to say “America is inherently and systematically racist” but really Americans tend to be very tolerant of other races-partly because America is very diverse and people of various races are constantly bumping shoulders.

Here’s a poll that exhibits Americans’ tolerance:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2013/05/15/a-fascinating-map-of-the-worlds-most-and-least-racially-tolerant-countries/%3foutputType=amp

Keep in mind that most other European countries where the people claim to be racially tolerant actually live in societies that are much more racially homogeneous than the US. If you compare immigration numbers the US lets more immigrants into its borders than any other country in the world.

Every time I travel outside the US, my main takeaway is how fair and unracist the US is.

Everyone who hates on the US needs to get out more.

USA is the worst, except for everywhere rlse wrote:

Every time I travel outside the US, my main takeaway is how fair and unracist the US is.

Everyone who hates on the US needs to get out more.

Not a time to be humble, you forgot to mention "masters of adjectives usage" America: fair, unracist, and masters of adjectives usage, the most beautiful!

Ben Franklin wrote:

Slavery, Jim Crow, Segregation, KKK ... all products of the Democrat party.

Broken families, government dependence, police brutality, income inequality - all at their worst in Democrat strongholds.

That was before my time.

In my lifetime I know about the southern strategy, GOP voter suppression based on race and a GOP president sharing white power videos online. Also GOP politicians and supporters losing their minds over confederate participation monuments.

Therefore I vote blue.

So no one has spit on you yet in the US?

Here's the deal - people tend to be more caring towards others who are like them, those whose cultures and way of life they know more about. Thus, in any nation that isn't cucked by decades of "training"(India, China, Middle East, Europe to a lesser extent, rare parts in America, pretty much any part of the world that isn't a globalist capitalist metropolitan), there will be some self-bias. This is not unique to whites.