Comments by "Beau R" (@beaur252) on "Asian Americans Debate Model Minority & Asian Hate | VICE Debates" video.

It is true. To say usa is systematically racist is comical liberal far left nutjob position and a flat out lie. There are few countries that are as accepting and have the diversity that we have. Keeping the culture in some ways is great, as long as it doesnt prevent you from fitting in. There are some cultures that hold extreme views that are counter to usa values and ideals. If one does not like that, then they should not immigrate to the US in the first place.
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@ShacklefordR Respectfully, you should educate yourself before debating these issues. If you did, you would know the answer to your question about existence of antiwhite violence and hate crime is every bit as real as others and second in number only to antiblack incidents. According to FBI hate crime statistics in 2000 there were 869 cases of antiwhite hate crimes. Antiblack: 2871, anti latino 517, antiasian 279. Of course that doesnt take into account the fact antiwhite is the least likely to be tagged as such due to the law itself being implemented in the first place to target minority discrimination. Even aside from that, its clear ani-asian is basically a nonissue if looked at realistically and by the numbers. Now why do we not hear about the second most discriminated against hate group on the news EVER? Makes some like you believe it doesnt even exist!! Thats the liberal media....
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People like the gay guy in the green shirt and the girl with purple hair will never be happy. Not in the usa or anywhere else. They feel they dont fit in, everyone is out to get them, and they have horrible divisive attitudes. So they will never fit in with anyone other than the minority of people in this country who have the same extreme views and combative personalities on the very far left. Then complain about others not loving them, or not having opportunities because they are asian,,,, which has absolutely nothing to do with it.
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@ShacklefordR i dont see violence against asians as anything more than isolated incidents perpetrated by a very tiny number of idiots. I know of no instances firsthand. And very few compared to other instances of racism on the news. Black on white and white on black are both more prevalent, much more, but still low levels. Even middle easterns incidents seem more common than any with asian involvement. Asian stereotypes are largely positive. Imo, "asian hate" isnt a thing. Huge majority are either totally indifferent to, or love asians.
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@ShacklefordR DId I say 2000? Im sorry, that was a typo if i did. The data is from 2020. But your stats manipulation if backwards. The white population being so huge only makes it that such a tiny percentage of whites actually commit those crimes. Thanks for in a round about way, pointing that out. Also you are confused by the data. Its not 56% OF hate crimes caused by white caucasions. Its 56 percent of the crime that is attributed to whites was caucasions, not the others that were noncaucasion but listed as whites. As for the total amount of crime, nonwhites even thought they are a minority even combined together, (latino, black, asian etc combined still account for minority of population, but still account for majority of the crimes committed... Not whites. Although due to sheer numbers of whites, they were the single highest offender, and understandably so, since they are over 60% of the population, if looking at each race individually. Hope this makes sense for you.
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@ShacklefordR THe educate yourself comment was due to the fact you basically said hate crimes against whites didnt exist. I knew that it did and provided the stats to prove it. Thats all. It wasnt intended as a general peeing contest or trying to see whose ** is bigger. lol I also wasnt trying to be a wiseaz. Not sure how any of your questions have anything to do with our conversation topic at all, in fact im quite sure they do not. At least have nothing to do with anything I was making a point of. However, I will answer. I have traveled many times across many parts of the united states, but have lived mostly in the northeast. I can speak and more or less understand spanish on a basic level but not extremely fluent. I have traveled to Philippines twice and spent around 1 year living there. I also am married to a filipina.
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@jermen5137 ok, i will take that post seriously. :face-green-smiling::face-green-smiling::face-green-smiling:
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