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Double Standard: Dem Candidate Uses Wildly Racist Language To Insult Asian Opponent

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https://www.westernjournal.com/ct/d...dly-racist-language-to-insult-asian-opponent/

A minor Republican primary battle in metro Detroit, Michigan, has exploded into the national consciousness after a white candidate called her Asian challenger a “ching-chong” and belittled her supporters as immigrants who didn’t belong in this country, raising serious questions about the re-emergence of racism, anti-immigrant sentiment and the dark underbelly of ethnic animosity in the era of Trump.
 

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What a fascinating piece, written "…under a pseudonym, Cillian Zeal [the byline] is a conservative writer who is currently living abroad in a country that doesn't value free speech and exercising it would put him in danger". Besides over using the self-defeating stylistic device of pretending to mistake his target — a Democrat who placed third in her own primary — for a white Republican, Zeal left his own clumsy and disingenuous rhetorical question: Now, where’s my point in all of this — other than Democrats can be (and often are) flagrant racists, and that the popular theory that African-Americans can’t be racist is very clearly wrong? entirely unanswered. If you or anyone can figure out the point of the Buttafuoco anecdote — besides mocking the man for his name — he followed with, do please clue us in.

Anyway, by the end we learned the truism, that black people can be as nastily racist as as anyone else, and that, as is usual in the game, when a pol are is they almost always apologize — the White House being a conspicuous exception. In this case, effusively to a fault: “In the divisive age we find ourselves in, I should not contribute further to that divisiveness. I have reached out to Representative Chang to meet with her so that I may apologize to her in person. I pray she and the Asian American community can find it in their hearts to forgive me.”

With that Zeal finished, his purpose abandoned: "In closing, I’d like to point out that this is all fun and games until someone like Bettie Cook Scott is contributing unsigned editorials to The New York Times. That someone is Sarah Jeong." AaaHH! the real subject revealed at last!

But having gotten our hopes up, he dashes them again, running off into unrelated 'what ifs' about people not involved in the incident: "If Rep. Scott was a bit savvier, she could have just told all of us conservatives getting hyped up about her racism that we didn’t get the “context,” But that closing does absolutely nail the effect of her article: "… just going to have to settle for not having anything happen to her at all. And isn’t that the real tragedy?"

No tragedy at all, if the writer is sincere, if not, then pointless even if sorta cutesy, and at least not ostensibly untrue. Just not worth anyone's bandwidth..
 

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You are right. It is a double standard: Dems aren’t supposed to spew crazy racist shit. On the other hand, POTUS and the GOP make racist comments daily but that’s become normalized.

Smallcock has fuck all to say about racist, Alt Right conservatives...but if he can find an article about a Dem candidate who finished 3rd in a primary he throws a shit fit.

It’s a complete double standard.
 

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You are right. It is a double standard: Dems aren’t supposed to spew crazy racist shit. On the other hand, POTUS and the GOP make racist comments daily but that’s become normalized.

Smallcock has fuck all to say about racist, Alt Right conservatives...but if he can find an article about a Dem candidate who finished 3rd in a primary he throws a shit fit.

It’s a complete double standard.
LOL - how about all those overly Neo Nazi GOP candidates who don't even have to go through primaries before being acclaimed as candidates?! What does the tiny cock have to say about those?!
 

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You are right. It is a double standard: Dems aren’t supposed to spew crazy racist shit. On the other hand, POTUS and the GOP make racist comments daily but that’s become normalized..
Of course Republicans do not make racist comments daily, in fact the vast majority not only never make such remarks but are appalled by them. Those who do are immediately jumped upon and the story typically goes national in a day. This incident remained largely buried save in Michigan.
 

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LOL - how about all those overly Neo Nazi GOP candidates who don't even have to go through primaries before being acclaimed as candidates?! What does the tiny cock have to say about those?!
This is beneath you.

You are well aware that there are Democratic candidates who run unopposed in the primary election.

Save for an incumbent this is extremely rare in a safe seat for the party of the unopposed candidate.
 

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This is beneath you.

You are well aware that there are Democratic candidates who run unopposed in the primary election.

Save for an incumbent this is extremely rare in a safe seat for the party of the unopposed candidate.
Are there any proudly racist democrats who ran unopposed or won their primaries?
 

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Are there any proudly racist democrats who ran unopposed or won their primaries?
It all depends upon how you choose to define racist doesn't it now.

Such as those who say that it is impossible for any person of colour to be a racist.
 

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It all depends upon how you choose to define racist doesn't it now.

Such as those who say that it is impossible for any person of colour to be a racist.
Systemic racist - no. Very simple.

Anyone on this planet can be bigot and hateful.

However, being a bigot who can influence the lives of others in a massive way...see Donald and his daddy when they denied accomodation to certain people based on race.

THAT is the racism you perhaps were infomed about.
 

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I am referring to the sarcastic piece in the OP masquerading as an 'article'.

BTW - Are you still interested in the multiple shooting in CANADA??? Did you lose interest after finding out it wasn't a Muslim shooter? Before you were creating a big stink about there not being a thread on that but there being threads on US situations.
 

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Thanks. As we knew already, she was called out, had to apologize and was humiliated in the primary.

Just as I've never understood how anyone could be so stupid as to imagine any 'race' can be free of racism, I've always thought it stupid to imagine any Party is free of faults. Self-righteously demanding any 'other' party scourge itself for having sinners in it's ranks, as the pseudonymous writer of the piece did, can only make your own party's sins all the more apparent.

You don't claim a 'double standard' if you're without fault, and it does no one any good to prove 'they're just as bad'. The point is to be better.
 

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You are right. It is a double standard: Dems aren’t supposed to spew crazy racist shit. On the other hand, POTUS and the GOP make racist comments daily but that’s become normalized.

Smallcock has fuck all to say about racist, Alt Right conservatives...but if he can find an article about a Dem candidate who finished 3rd in a primary he throws a shit fit.

It’s a complete double standard.
The difference between you and me is that I condemn actual racism. You invent it where it doesn't exist so that you can get on a pedestal and alienate people whom you disagree with.
 

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The difference between you and me is that I condemn actual racism. You invent it where it doesn't exist so that you can get on a pedestal and alienate people whom you disagree with.
You cannot even define race, never mind claiming to be evenhanded or capable of denouncing prejudice arising from race attitudes.
 
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Asians in the U.S. and Canada are the most successful visible minority group in academics, the professions and business (but not sports). It is only most recently that they have become active in politics. A majority of these Asians most likely are conservative by nature. For example the Democrat's "War on Poverty" does nothing to help Asians because they tend to be industrious, educated and self-sufficient and don't need welfare. "Affirmative action" actually penalizes Asians because they tend to restrict Asian admission to universities and the professions (anybody old enough to remember when Jews were restricted from universities and the professions?).
 

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Asians in the U.S. and Canada are the most successful visible minority group in academics, the professions and business (but not sports). It is only most recently that they have become active in politics. A majority of these Asians most likely are conservative by nature. For example the Democrat's "War on Poverty" does nothing to help Asians because they tend to be industrious, educated and self-sufficient and don't need welfare. "Affirmative action" actually penalizes Asians because they tend to restrict Asian admission to universities and the professions (anybody old enough to remember when Jews were restricted from universities and the professions?).
The Most Successful Ethnic Group in the U.S. May Surprise You

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It hasn’t been easy — the racist stereotypes are far from gone. Last year, President Donald Trump reportedly said in an Oval Office discussion that Nigerians would never go back to “their huts” once they saw America. But overt racism hasn’t stopped Nigerian-Americans from creating jobs, treating patients, teaching students and contributing to local communities in their new home, all while confidently emerging as one of the country’s most succesful immigrant communities, with a median household income of $62,351, compared to $57,617 nationally, as of 2015.
 
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