Comments by "Dennis" (@Dennis-nc3vw) on "Tucker: Left ignores Ivy League discrimination against Asian, white students" video.

  1. Who cares? It hurts white people, that's what matters to the left. Sort of like how everyone is poorer in South Africa now, but because Afrikaners are poorer too its mission accomplished.
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  2. A black National Anthem is an oxymoron. Black is a race, not a nationality.
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  3. At risk of sounds like a Stormfront conspiracy nut, it's interesting how there are two minorities who succeed too hard in the US, and only one is punished for it.
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  4. No one can understand the distinction between race, origin, culture, and nationality, unless they are talking about white people or black people. It drives me up the wall.
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  5. For some reason we can separate race and nationality when dealing with white people, but no one else.
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  6. You've just inspired me to stop capitalizing "asian". If it were up to me, infact, we'd just call them yellow people because I as a white American will never ever call myself a European.
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  7. "Justice Department working overtime for those marginalized, oppressed, upper middle class white students able to go to Yale. Looking after Main Street. Law and Order all the way." I'd love to see him switch the word 'white' with 'Asian' in that quote and see how it sounds.
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  8. I wish we had terms for Asians to distinguish race and nationality/culture/origins, the way we have black/African and white/European. It drives me crazy I have to call people who have never been to Asia "Asians" because the PC police will hound me for saying "yellow" (like they did to Roy Moore). Not just Asians in general but also specific ethnicities like the Chinese. It would be nice if we could say "Han" for the ethnically Chinese, "Chinese" for those actually from China.
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  9. because you call it something else.
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  10. We shouldn't even call them Asians. We don't call white people born and raised in the US "Europeans."
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  11.  @benjaminkesler5245  Sometimes its necessary. For example, if people are discriminated against for looking a certain way you can't say they're discriminated against for being "Americans". But we should call them yellow people, not Asians.
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