Comments by "Daily Wire Third Stringer" (@DailyWireThirdStringer) on "Asian Americans facing slower economic recovery" video.

@AKing69 Yes. We should all come together as one national identity. "Americans of Italian descent," "Americans of African descent," "Americans of Asian descent " etc. We will be more unified once we accept the fact that we are ALL humans living under the SAME laws and the SAME government, under the SAME Constitution. That's how we will achieve racial harmony, by hardly acknowledging that race exists.
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Oh so NOW the media pretends to care about Asian Americans huh? Where is all the coverage about the "institutional and systemic racism" that is AFFIRMATIVE ACTION?!! Y'all are a bunch of HYPOCRITES!
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You're part of the problem.
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@AKing69 No, supporting businesses based on the color of the owner's skin is a problem. That will only divide humanity into groups based upon racial identity, rather than adopting just one national identity: American. It's the people who want the different races to go their separate ways rather than homogenize that are the real racists.
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@racialnomadleavethewest7071 The problem of dividing Americans by race, as opposed to acknowledging that everyone has equal rights and I don't know... MOVING ON WITH LIFE?!!!! 🤦‍♂️
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@racialnomadleavethewest7071 Yes, because those are real problems within certain communities of America. We could also discuss white Appalachia in Eastern Kentucky and the trailer park crisis. These are cultural and socioeconomic disparities, which can only be solved by changing the culture or handing out money. The latter has been tried again and again (welfare state) and has actually incentivized bad behavior. Therefore, the only real way to address this problem is by chipping away at the culture itself (peer pressure not to succeed, fatherless homes, etc.). Also, isn't YouTube censorship great?!! 😂
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@racialnomadleavethewest7071 Correction: Censorship is really a thing today. They will do whatever they can to control what information you receive, especially during an election year. It's not just about "hate speech."
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