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Funny, with her accent, doesn't look like she's from America either, so weird how she tells someone else to go back to their own country?
And of course, the standard SOP for racial taunting of Asians, first, tell them to go back to their own country, second, mention the person's ethnicity (which is always wrong of course), and third, pull back the eyes to mimic a slant eyed expression.
But I see no basis for the guy to want to file a 'hate crime' charge. For what exactly? If she beat him up with the same words, sure, but hate speech by itself is protected so not sure what this guy wants.
A Korean-American man, who was apparently driving too slow for another motorist, wound up on the receiving end of a racist rant in California, according to video and the driver’s account.
This another example of riot mentality. The person that would never throw a rock at a window finally gets the courage to do it when she sees enough people do it.
Same with trumpetts.
Last edited by Harry Hemi; 05-25-2018 at 06:58 PM..
They assimilate very quickly. They take American names. They give their kids American names.
They start businesses. They create wealth. They don't go on welfare.
Their kids get top grades. Go to the best schools. Start businesses of their own. Create more wealth.
Unlike most Americans, they're net providers, not net takers.
That seems like a dubious proposition. Are you referring to the 47% of people that don't pay any federal income taxes? You do realize that some portion of that group are not Americans, right?
As for assimilating and having American names, Americans don't need to assimilate, they're already American, as are their names. So no points for doing stuff Americans have ALWAYS done...which leads me to the rest of your post....who do you think started businesses and created wealth in this country? Americans.
And welfare is definitely unAmerican, but the Asians do rely on it, just like Americans do. They just don't use the same very conspicuous programs at the same rates, largely due to demographics and cultural values.
That seems like a dubious proposition. Are you referring to the 47% of people that don't pay any federal income taxes? You do realize that some portion of that group are not Americans, right?
As for assimilating and having American names, Americans don't need to assimilate, they're already American, as are their names. So no points for doing stuff Americans have ALWAYS done...which leads me to the rest of your post....who do you think started businesses and created wealth in this country? Americans.
And welfare is definitely unAmerican, but the Asians do rely on it, just like Americans do. They just don't use the same very conspicuous programs at the same rates, largely due to demographics and cultural values.
I'm referring to the majority of Americans who don't create wealth. As the vast majority of Americans don't create wealth, they are net takers. There are 22 million government employees at all levels. There are 28 million business owners in the U.S., of which 22 million are individually operated.
Asian-Americans own businesses at a higher rate than their percentage of the population. They also have lower crime rates than every other group.
She does not deny that she did any of this. But she claims he started it by saying she should go back to her country. lmao, you can't make this stuff up.
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