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Would love a compilation video of all these moments of brilliance from the past month or so:
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So here we have a privileged Asian discussing what problems black people have gone through because he took a few college classes on the subject.
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It sounds so easy what he's saying to do. Yet let's be honest, we are all the product of our friends and our home. Yes there are a few examples of people getting out and becoming a great contributor to society, but for most of those in inner cities, every day is a struggle and that is how they end up in gangs or doing other illegal activities.
Do you realize how racist "we have a privileged Asian" is?
No one is denying that there isn't work to be done. But unless emotion is taken out of the decision making and the all factors are taken into account; this cycle will never end. I get it, you think we're all a bunch of "far right" racists. I guess that is the standard when someone thinks differently than you now.
Only a few examples...
For only being 13% of the US population, they hold similar % across most employment sectors.
Employed persons by detailed industry, sex, race, and Hispanic or Latino ethnicity
Political leadership is held by similar % of population.
Blacks have made gains in U.S. political leadership, but gaps remain
Nope, I dont think you are a racist just because you are right or extreme right. And yes, educationally speaking most Asians are the victim of racism.
No. What you just typed about Asian's is extremely racist.
Welcome to the party, what took you so long!I've hit the point where shit is so absurd that it's comical.
How does identifying a privileged person's race qualify as a racist comment?Racist comments of any kind are not to be tolerated.
How does identifying a privileged person's race qualify as a racist comment?
Welcome to the party, what took you so long!
That is a question for @BloodStripe to answer.How does someone going to a school that provides free education to low income families, automatically make them privileged?
That seems to be in dispute. In either case, how does pointing out that fact about the person qualify as a racist comment?There was no reason to bring up race. None.
In either case, how does pointing out that fact about the person qualify as a racist comment?
So here we have a privileged Asian discussing what problems black people have gone through because he took a few college classes on the subject.
View attachment 34712
It sounds so easy what he's saying to do. Yet let's be honest, we are all the product of our friends and our home. Yes there are a few examples of people getting out and becoming a great contributor to society, but for most of those in inner cities, every day is a struggle and that is how they end up in gangs or doing other illegal activities.