They think (correctly) that education is the key to success in life. No affirmative action for them. They excel in academics through merit, not quotas.
This gets dismissed out of hand by the media intent on a headline and by those with an agenda intent on their narrative. But it's a dead obvious part of the equation.
Man, talk about stereotyping people. So much racism here to unpack, and I'm certain you don't even recognize it.
Amazing how some accuse others of what they really are. They complain about discrimination against the Asian community and what do we see in the US. affirmative action policies in places like Harvard that literally discriminate against Asians in favour of other races. In fact, that is what the supreme court will be ruling on some time next year.
Be careful what you say. "They" are watching you.
No, I won't say Google's algorithm is racist, but it can be manipulated. So, here is something for you to consider:
You may be right and I keep an open mind on your statement.No, I won't say Google's algorithm is racist, but it can be manipulated. So, here is something for you to consider:
Viral images show people of color as anti-Asian perpetrators. That misses the big picture.
A new analysis reveals misconceptions about perpetrators, victims, and the general environment around anti-Asian hate incidents. These can have "long-term consequences for racial solidarity," researcher Janelle Wong said.www.nbcnews.com
You may be shocked to learn, that despite those four videos you posted, the majority of violent attacks on Asians are whites.
Just because there may not be video doesn't mean the arrest records lie. But here is an example of mass murder:
www.nbcboston.com
So, you can't prove it so we have to trust you. Thanks for the evidence, which is none actually.Just because there may not be video doesn't mean the arrest records lie. But here is an example of mass murder:
That good enough for you?
And to round out the assault file:
70-Year-Old Asian American Woman Describes Unprovoked Attack in Chinatown
A 70-year-old Asian American woman says she was punched in the eye by a stranger while walking in Boston’s Chinatown neighborhood on April 2. The woman said she never imagined she’d be assaulted in the middle of the day after shopping at a bakery on Harrison Avenue. The attack left a black eye...
As I said in my previous post, the bulk of attacks on asians are allegedly from white suspects. The whole "pics or it didn't happen" doesn't work in our legal system. So, there may not be any scandalous videos of a MAGA hat wearing dude in a wife beater throwing an asian grandmother onto the ground. Doesn't mean it didn't happen.
Yes, and those posters of the most wanted must be clearly racist, eh. Let's be blunt. Some people see racism everywhere, they want to see racism everywhere, they are disappointed when the evidence shows no racism.
And people like Silentkisser use them as examples of their racism narrative.
But the real question is why?
Cops place emphasis on patrolling areas that are the least safe. It so happens to be that many of those communities are inhabited by sizeable black populations. The majority of the people in those communities are law abiding and deserve to feel safe. What you and other anti-police types call targeting is, in reality, protecting.What's unfair is the treatment of black communities. It's why black communities feel like the are under siege. If the cops did the exact same thing in a white community, the crime rate would skyrocket. It's racial profiling, and at one time was probably thought as a way to keep blacks in line.
You just need to look at the headlines and see how people are sentence for the same crime. Remember a black woman was told she could vote despite just getting out of prison? She go sentenced to 5 years in prison for something that was not her mistake. Then there is a case of a white man who knowingly voted twice and only got probation:
A white man got probation for voting fraud. A Black woman faced six years in prison for an error
In several prominent cases, Black people got harsher sentences for unintentional voting errors than whites who committed fraudwww.theguardian.com
That is what is unfair. And yes, there are all sorts of differences in their stories, but isn't one worse than the other???
I vaguely remember this incident. I think the two kids were from rich families. Don't remember how they fared under our justice system.
As has been mentioned several times in this thread, American studies shows that there is no significant difference in drug use or drug possession but black people are far more likely to be charged and their sentences are far longer. In fact several studies of youth have white and Hispanic people reporting higher drug use.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
