Comments by "Dennis" (@Dennis-nc3vw) on "Asian Boss" channel.

  1. Western tolerance has nothing on Japanese tolerance!
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  2.  @far-dam7711  🤮 Who are you to say what's a diverse population? What minority population does it need? 2%? 5%? Japan has more foreign born citizens than Poland. Further, at some point those European countries had to make a choice to become diverse. Was it wrong when they made that choice?
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  3.  @thesoulbrother8636  those other tribes saw their land as their nations. And Japan was colonizing people long before WWII.
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  4.  @cecileroy557  Bascially you people moved the goal post from "racism is wrong" to "racism is cool but White people aren't a race."
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  5.  @kingkong-gn6oi . Isn’t it funny how no one asks these kind of questions when defining someone as a Brit or American or Texan or Brazilian. But when dealing with countries that aren’t founded by White people everyone magically loses their ability to distinguish race from nationality.
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  6. A Brown person representing Sweden in the Olympics is fine, and an Iranian winning Miss Germany is fine, but a White woman can't win a beauty pageant in Japan. You people in these comments make me sick.
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  7.  @thesoulbrother8636  What nation of angels do you hail from, soul brother? South Africa where Shaka Zulu is hailed as a hero for killing 2 million people to claim a piece of land the size of New Jersey? Japan has a long history of colonialism but of course you don't care about that. Only elpoep etihW can inherit sins from our ancestors, right?
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  8. All the comments for half-Indian Miss Japan on this channel two years ago were of course, supportive. Just admit you hate White people for being born White.
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  9. Sacha Baron Cohen's original inspiration for Borat was a Russian guy he met. He chose Kazakhstan precisely it's a country people didn't know anything about. It made Kazakhstan a blank slate he could work with.
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  10. What's disturbing is that you thought Borat was in any way supposed to be an accurate depiction of Kazakhstan.
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  11.  @cecileroy557  Absolute nonsense. I remember reading in my genetic textbook in High School (15 years ago) that Scandinavians were some of the most popular test subjects for scientific research because of their genetic homogeneity.
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  12. Already happened
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  13. She's stunning.
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  14. Shut up you logic monger!
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  15. Because hating America is fashionable.
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  16.  @Nostogi  A man of Asian descent is America's current hotdog eating championship. I guess he should step down because it hurts my feelings. 😪
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  17. Why does everyone magically lose the ability to distinguish race from nationality when dealing with any country that wasn’t founded by Caucasians? You have no problem wrapping your head around a Black Briton or Brown Canadian.
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  18. So what about Ms. South Carolina? What look do South Carolinians have, exactly? Sometimes the prettiest person happens to be White, just like sometimes the best chess player happens to be Yellow. Get over it.
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  19.  @r-man3864  It's not to "expose Western ignorance." Some things are just funny and humor doesn't have to come at someone else's expense. Why are people so damn mean-spirited that they believe it does? Play this character in Japan or any other country nowhere near Kazahkstan and you'd get the same response. It's not because people are "ignorant" its because no one expects to be the target of a well orchestrated prank and when people are put on the spot, they'll always go along with absurdity in the heat of the moment. Even if they suspect they're being pranked or get suspicious, they wouldn't want to say anything for the sake of politeness. So many people like to judge those Sacha Baron Cohen "dupes" but I guarantee you'd be no different. Or do you think every person Sacha Baron Cohen pranks happens to be an idiot? Because no one has EVER said to him "This is an act, I see through you, you're a comedian in disguise" during one of his roosts. Nor do you see this behavior on any prank/hidden cameras shows.
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  20. Judging and limiting people by their heritage is considered an abomination in any other context, but of course its okay if they're White because White people are born evil, right?
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  21. I want to see people on this channel react to Asian stereotypes on shows like South Park.
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  22. And, the UK, at some point, had to decide to become non-homogenized. Let's be real, this has nothing to do with UK being "diverse", you simply believe everyone who's non-White has the right to be racist. I'd bet if a Brown woman won "Ms. Poland" you'd still be fine with it.
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  23. I think I'm going to be sick. No, the reason you'd be okay with a non-White person winning Ms. UK is because you hate yourself for being White. I'm sure if a Brown woman became Ms. Poland, you'd defend her too. Who's to say what's a "diverse" country? There are more ethnically homogeneous nations than Japan.
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  24. Why do we all have "insert country" teams in the Olympics?
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  25. Half of the people protesting this are SJWs, the other half are Neo-Nazis simping for Japanese race-based nationalism that they want to make a template for the West. Once again these groups are two peas in a pod.
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  26. So Napoleon wasn't really French, then.
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  27. No one would dare dispute that if she were any other color, or if this were taking place in a country that was mostly Caucasian.
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  28. Borat was NOT a satire of Kazakhstan. Sacha Baron Cohen's original inspiration for Borat was a Russian he met. He used Kazakhstan because it was an out-of-the-way country people knew nothing about, making it a blank slate he could work with.
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  29. I'd love to hear you say this publically about Ms. Germany, or Ms. France. You wouldn't dare.
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  30. Yes, and she’s a Japanese citizen. You wouldn’t dare say a Black person isn’t a real Briton because of his bloodline, so I ask again why everyone magically becomes unable to distinguish race from nationality when dealing with countries not founded by White people.
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  31.  @shyeahright  Stop playing dumb. Change it to "ethnically French" or "ethnically German" and the point still stands. If people made these kind of comments in response to a Brown woman winning in either of those countries you'd instantly be branded a Neo-Nazi.
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  32.  @shyeahright  Funny, you can tell who's White when you are complaining about a White girl winning a beauty pageant.
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  33.  @BA-bo7kx  Because 95% of the jokes about were about "Kazakstan." I don't truly believe Chuck Norris bleeds magma or pushes the Earth down when he does push-ups but I still laughed at those jokes.
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  34. Yet if White people try to have anything for ourselves racially we're considered worse than the devil.
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  35. But if White people want to have restaraunts, sports teams, etc. for our race we're considered worse than the devil.
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  36. Now try claiming something should belong to your race as a White person.
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  37. .lived eht naht esrow deredisnoc eb ll'uoy dna nosrep etihW a sa ecar ruoy rof gnihtemos mialc ot yrT
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  38.  @indiafirst3676  Any European who tries to make "blood" a measure of someone's nationality in his come country is called a Neo-Nazi.
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  39.  @indiafirst3676  No it is not. Sweden, Switzerland, and Finland never participated in colonialism, and they are some of the best off countries in Europe. Further, North Africa ruled over Southern Europe for over a thousand years. Mongolia had the largest empire in human history. Yet none of those lands are forced to diversify to pay penance for their colonial past.
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  40. ​ @indiafirst3676  BS. Liberia, Lebanon, Congo, El Salvador, and Turkmenistan all have around the same population as Finland. Are they wealthy countries? The Mongol Empire collected "tributes" and the Muslim empires collected jizzya.
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  41.  @indiafirst3676  you think Western empires didn’t develop infrastructure in their colonies?
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  42.  @indiafirst3676  What are you basing any of this on? "During India’s time under British rule railroads became a preferred method of transportation around the world. As a result the British focused their time on creating and expanding the railway system within India. With time the railway system grew and in 1901 the railways in India were the longest in the world when measured by route mile[2]." - The Infrastructural Boom of Colonialism, Jessica Ackerman Liberia was never colonized, nor was Thialand, or Ethiopia. Those places are some of the poorest in the world. Meanwhile Portugal had colonies in Africa centuries before Germany, France, or Britian and yet its the poorest country in Western Europe.
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  43.  @indiafirst3676  I’m looking at a railroad map of India from 1909 and I see railroads going all over. All you’re doing is making assumptions based on what you want to believe.
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  44. You wouldn't dare bring up "blood" if she was representing a country where most people were White.
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  45. Christ alive, dude, why would you believe for one second Sacha Baron Cohen has some kind of vendetta against Kazakhstan? The original inspiration for Borat was a Russian he met. He used Kazakhstan precisely because it's a country that Westerners know and care little about, making it a blank slate that was easy to work with it.
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  46. Oh please. America elected a Black President twice, does that mean we believe Black people are "better"? Sometimes the prettiest person just happens to be White. Get over it.
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  47.  @user-nn2jo7so1o  Bloodlines are not valued above all else in Judaism. Anyone can become a Jew. Israel's Jewish population comes from all over the world.
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  48. People have been "mixing" forever. You know where the term "Normandy" comes from? From the Normans, Scandinavians who moved into Northern France. Yet no one thinks of people in Normandy as being culturally seperate from France anymore, or being Scandinavians. Also its funny you mention the First Nations (Navajo, Apache, etc.). They had no concept of race. Plenty of White and Black people ran from "White" society to join theirs, and were accepted as full members.
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  49. Both are racism. The difference is someone who speaks out against a Black Ms. Japan is at least somewhat brave, because they have to bare the stigma of being seen as a Neo-Nazi, where as someone who speaks out against a White Ms. Japan is "progressive."
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  50. Not in that photo.
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  51. The only reason it's an issue is because she's Caucasian. There was a mixed-race Ms. Japan a couple of years ago and everyone on this channel was supportive. In their view, White people are born evil and need to be punished for being born White.
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  52.  @koshka02  Why can they get away with it? Why is it abominable here but fine and dandy there. "I still hold that black/asian people in Europe are not really European. Does this make me a racist? Maybe, idk." Yes, but at least its a brave stance, because having it will get you branded as a moral leper by other White people.
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  53. What contests do "having meaning"?
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  54. It's not a mockery or satire of Kazakhstan. Borat simply used Kazakstan because it was an out of the way country people in the West knew little about, making it a blank slate that was easy to work with. Anyway, why do you keep making this about Americans. Sacha Baron Cohen is from Britain, dumbass, and that's where his character got started. Get some less fashionable hatreds.
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  55. The US elected a Black President, does that mean we see Black people as the master race?
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  56. When a half-Indian won Ms. Japan, everyone on this channel was supportive. Nobody said it was a sign that Asian countries saw South Asians are superior.
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  57. You thought wrong. What "ethnic beauty" does Ms. America represent? Ms. South Carolina? Ms. North Dakota?
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  58. Right, but of course if our own people decided to claim something belongs to our race, the whole world sees it as pure evil.
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  59. .lived eht naht esrow deredisnoc eb ll'uoy dna nosrep etihW a sa ecar ruoy rof gnihtemos mialc ot yrT
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  60. What's the meaning of Ms. America? Ms. North Carolina? What are those people supposed to look like?
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  61. Idris Elba was chosen as the Sexiest Man Alive, so everyone in Britain was told the most alluring man in the UK was 0% genetically British.
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  62. Oh and I'm sure you have no problem with an Iranian winning Miss Germany.
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  63. Or a man of Asian descent winning America’s hot dog eating competition.
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  64. Everyone magically forgets the difference between nationality and race when dealing with countries that aren't majority White. It's so disgusting.
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  65. However, contrast these with comments on the Ukrainian woman who won Ms. Japan and its clear Asian Boss' followers hate White people.
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  66. Boohoo. When we do praise them we’re accused of fetishizing them. Besides, look at America’s reigning hotdog eating champion.
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  67. Sacha Baron Cohen got his character Borat started in the UK, so if we're bigoted, they are too. Why can't some things just be funny? Why do people have this mean-spirited idea humor always have to come at someone else's expense? Comedy comes from taking some things that are true or sound vaguely plausible and then exaggerating them to a ridiculous degree. It is, to quote Buzz Aldrin (Buzz Lightyear) in his interview with the Ali G, when you mix the real with the absurd. When people made Chuck Norris jokes, was it to ridicule Chuck Norris? No. Were they genuine praise of Chuck Norris? No. They were just funny.
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  68.  @maxh7637  That's an idea, but it increases the risk people would know they're getting punked. It's probably best to have something that sounds passingly familiar.
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  69. 1) There are plenty of white people in Kazakhstan. 2) The stereotypes in Borat are based on Eastern Europe and post-Soviet countries. Nothing to do with yellow people.
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  70. Who are you to say what nations are multicultural and what aren't? 2.3% of Japan's population are foreigners. When does a nation become multicultural exactly? European nations have already had plenty of POCs winning beauty pageants, representing them at the Olympics and on sports teams, etc.
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  71.  @maxh7637  Racism is about race and race is not nationality. Do you call mocking Canadians or Americans racist? Also, plenty of American comedy plays on stereotypes of Blacks and Jews. For example I remember when Trigger Happy TV had Jerry Minor stand at the corner of a liquor store and offer "vallet parking."
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  72. A half Black person already did many years ago.
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  73. Good. Where are us Caucasians supposed to go once we replace ourselves? The fact that White people support racial identitarianism in everyone but themselves shows our self-loathing is far more severe.
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  74. Stop it. Hot women are hot women. When you enter the Olympics, do you enter to be the best "the Japanese way", or just to be the best? If a White person said what you just said in response to a Brown woman winning Ms. France you'd sound like a Neo-Nazi.
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  75. So what ‘looks’ is Miss America promoting. Or Miss Virginia? Stop these mind games. When you represent your country in the Olympics, you play to be the best, to win. Not to win ‘the Swedish way’ or ‘the French way’.
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  76. Who decides what's a mono-ethnic country?
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  77. There are no stereotypes of Kazakhstan and its barely ever mentioned in the Western media. That's precisely WHY Sacha Baron Cohen chose it, so he had a blank slate he could work with.
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  78. Maybe because we're constantly willing to take it in the ass from everyone else? Everyone loves a sycophant.
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  79.  @maxh7637  Jesus McGod...I'm almost at a loss of what to say here. Even though Kazakhstan is portrayed as a mostly white country in the film, and the stereotypes that exist are portrayed are either generic third world stereotypes, or stereotypes of Post-Soviet Countries, (which are mostly populated by white people), you're saying the film was some kind hit job against "Asians"?
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  80. Thanks for admitting diversity just means less White people, even in a country that's only .1% White. Isn't it convenient how when we call Asians ugly, its White privilege, but when we call Asians hot its fetishizing them, so its also White privilege? I'm sure plenty of White people are picked on growing up in Japan for their odd appearances. Imagine being picked on for your heritage in Japan and then being denied a win in Ms. Japan because you had to pay for the sins of people across the ocean who happened to share your skin color. You SJWs don't hate White privilege, you hate White people. You cannot seriously think an ethnic group called "The Model Minority" in the US doesn't have privilege. But you don't care, because privilege is not what matters to you. You think White people are born with bad karma and deserve to be punished for being born White.
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  81. Yet if someone says they're more qualified for anything solely based on being Caucasian, they are considered to be some kind of moral leper.
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  82. Yet anyone who thinks being of European descent should get you anything is worse than the devil.
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  83. You would never dare bring up someone's heritage with regards for rather they could qualify to represent their nation in White-majority country.
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  84. The UK already has a Brown man serving as Prime Minister and of course you are fine and dandy with that.
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  85. Why is it everyone magically loses the ability to distinguish race from nationality when a country is not majority white? You wouldn't call mockery of France, Australia, or the United States racist.
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  86. These comments are absolutely disgusting. You cannot tell Neo-Nazis simping for Japan apart from SJWs on this issue.
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  87. Why does everyone magically lose the ability to distinguish race from nationality when dealing with countries that weren’t founded by White people?
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  88. It's sad how people's analysis of comedy always shows how mean-spirited this world is. It's always "X is making fun of Y." Why can't we just accept some things are just funny and humor doesn't have to come at someone else's expense? The movie was not making fun of Kazakhstan (Sacha Baron Cohen's original inspiration for Borat was a Russia guy, but people know too much about Russia for that to work), it's not making fun of America's ignorance (he used Borat's character to trick the people of Great Britain for years). It's just funny.
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  89.  @maxh7637  sigh I'm really afraid of what you're going to answer here, but if Khazakhstan was a mostly white country, like it is portrayed in the film, would that have made this movie okay to you?
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  90. You have to understand, they don't love you, they just hate White people.
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  91.  @SouravDas-vi1jh  Sacha Baron Cohen got his career started in the UK.
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  92.  @nicoleKerry23  What on God's Green Earth are you talking about? People loved the skit Saudi Arabia release on Joe Biden? Americans also love how we're portrayed in Hetalia.
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  93. Why are people so damn mean-spirited. The movie wasn't made to make fun of Americans, it wasn't made to make fun of Kazakhs. Some things are just funny and humor doesn't have to come at another person's expense. Don't judge Sacha Baron Cohen's dupes, because everyone, no matter their nationality or demographic, will go along with absurdity in the heat of the moment. That's why prank shows work all over the world and no matter what their subject matters. No one expects to be the victim of a well orchestrated prank and even if they start to suspect something is amiss, they're likely not to say anything because they don't want to be impolite.
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  94. 227 people can go have sex with God.
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  95. I'm pretty sure this isn't actually true, it's just that "Rome and Juliet laws" can be used to pardon someone with sex this young. I have a friend who lived in the Philippines and he said its illegal for a minor to even be alone in the same room as someone over 18.
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  96. Too bad, the US is represented in government, in the Olympics, in cinema, etc. by people who look like all sorts of people, and any person of my heritage who objects to it is treated like a moral leper.
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  97. You were the one who decided it should be about being "genetically Japanese".
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  98. So is Ms. America supposed to look American? Is Ms. California supposed to look Californian? Hot women are hot women. When you represent your country in the Olympics, you play to win, not to win "the French way" or "the Japanese way."
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  99.  @ichjeyo  Khazakstan is a country, not a race. Why is it every time a country doesn't have a white majority, people magically lose the ability to distinguish race from nationality?
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  100. I'm betting you hope that for every country that isn't majority White, and for no country that is.
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  101. Anyone can look at that video and see the response from Americans are overwhelmingly positive. Sacha Baron Cohen also has Billy Wayne Ruddick Jr. and Dr. Nira Cain-N'Degeocello, who are Americans, as his characters.
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  102. If you say ancestry should mean something in a country that's majority White you get crucified.
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  103. It's a multi-ethnic country. Many of them are white too. Nikolai Alexandrovich Antropov for instance.
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  104. Plenty of them are white looking. It's a multi-ethnic country.
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  105.  @codelessunlimited7701  Then neither does the Ms. America pageant. Or Ms. South Carolina, Ms. Texas, etc.
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  106. But of course Brown people representing Sweden in the Olympics is fine and dandy and anyone who questions it would be considered the devil himself.
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  107. Sacha Baron Cohen's inspiration for Borat was a Russian guy.
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  108. Just because they associate the movie with Kazakhstan doesn't mean they actually think that's how the country is.
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  109. It wasn't supposed to be a fricking documentary or satire. He chose Kazakhstan because if it was an out-of-the-way country most people didn't know anything about.
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  110. Lol, you're so smart and yet don't know Sacha Baron Cohen is British and got his character started in the UK.
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  111. You know he actually has an Israeli character: Eron Morad?
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  112.  @maxh7637  You've got that completely backwards. The fact that he used "absolutely false" stereotypes shows he's not really out to insult or mock anyone.
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  113.  @maxh7637  Do you even know what you mean by that? America is the constant butt of jokes.
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  114. It's to "expose Western ignorance" either. No one ever expects to be the target of a well orchestrated prank and anyone will go along with absurdities in the heat of the moment. That's why hidden camera/prank shows work on any demographic/nationality no matter what their subject matter. People judge Sacha Baron Cohen's dupes but you'd be no different. Even if you suspected something was amiss, you'd go along for the sake of politeness.
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