Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Media Covers For Insane Anti-Asian Attacks" video.

He wasn't lying. Asians tend to run small businesses. Rent is cheap in that area because crime is high. The high crime rate is why prices are higher. It's to make up the cost of lost inventory from thefts. The people living in those areas don't understand how to run a business, but are fully aware of the crimes. They are mad because the prices are higher and attribute it to what they grew up being told, everything is due to their skin color.
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That was when roof Koreans were born. One of the store owners had a pawn shop. He opened it and started handing out every weapon he had as the riots approached. This is the one where the white truck driver was dragged out if his truck and almost beaten to death on live TV. Fortunately a young black man was watching at home in the area and went out in the craziness to save him.
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@Bradley_Lute That was from the LA riots after Rodney King. That was long before BLM.
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@dylandylantoriyama5370 Wow! So he gives you the FBI stats and you still try to claim white people are the REAL problem. So 27% of attacks from over 60% of the population vs 24% of attacks from 13% of the population. That means you're more likely to get attacked by one group than the other when you come into contact with them. To also be clear, nobody "owes" anybody else's "community" anything. Next you'll be saying I better kiss their ring because I'm Native. The fact that you are making excuses and even dismissing murders of your "community" because they didn't bow down enough in thanks to another group is beyond disgusting. Those 10,000 huwhite supremacist got you terrified, yet you ignore the black supremacist groups like Nation of Islam which far outnumber the huwhite ones. Again, 13% of the population accounts for a much higher number of membership in supremacist organizations, but it's the largest population with the fewest members of them that you're up in arms about. Insane. Edit: They still hate you. Even if you defend them, they'll still happily kill you all the same. Also for someone that's only lived in English speaking countries (according to you), your English is horrible. How much is the CCP paying these days to push the race seperation these days?
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Asian culture is very family centric. There's a reason Chinatowns are located in port cities. They got off the boat there with people that spoke the same language and shared the same culture. They built a community for themselves within these port cities and created a place newcomers could go and feel comfortable. Their culture includes multigenerational homes and the young caring for the old. So the younger generation is working and that income takes care of up to 4 generations of their family. Each generation builds onto the foundations of the one before it. It's easy to say "just move" when you're not responsible for the welfare of 3-4 generations.
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@thethrashyone My comment pertains to yours as well.
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@paulmoss8203 You can sin and it not be against someone else. As for asking for forgiveness, you have to mean it deep inside your heart. It can't be just a flippant oops my bad kinda thing. That's what being repentant means. You also need to ask for forgiveness from the person you committed the sin against (sometimes that's God sometimes another person). If it's a crime, you should confess and accept your punishment willingly. There's a difference between understanding you aren't perfect and nobody is and just accepting that and striving to be perfect despite knowing you'll fall short but still trying everyday anyway. This idea that you just have to believe and nothing else matters comes from feel good churches that just want to fill the pews and get donations. Edit: I do not attend any church because too many times they are just popularity contests and cliqueish like high school.
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