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Main Forums => The Roundtable => Topic started by: Ben on March 31, 2021, 08:07:45 AM
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Or in this situation, one particular attack. I'm glad they caught this guy, but watch the video. It's sickening. Two big guys just stand there and watch, then one of them closes the door. That's after the guy left, when the pussies could have at least gone out and checked on the woman. In "Ben is King" world, I'd happily let them face the same charges as the assailant. Sickening.
Also, where is the MSM on this? It should be at least a day of wall to wall coverage, but I guess one of the races is wrong.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/new-york-cops-nab-suspect-in-brutal-beating-of-asian-woman-report
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Looking at the video, it took place fairly quick. I don't know why they didn't step out to check on her. I don't even know if they called the police. I am sure the corporation has rules regulating what they can do, but stepping out to check on the lady and calling 911 should not be against those rules.
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Heard he was a released convict as a part of the Cuomo release program.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/attack-asian-woman-new-york-city-man-arrested-killed-his-mother/
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This one happened right before that.
https://gunfreezone.net/its-always-the-places-you-cant-carry-a-gun-where-you-need-one-savage-anti-asian-beating-in-nyc-with-a-bonus-shoutout-to-kitty-genovese/
Those white supremacists are getting out of hand.
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I'll be offering the "Asian community" all the encouragement and support the Asian community has offered me as a "white" guy in these troublesome times.
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Looking at the video, it took place fairly quick. I don't know why they didn't step out to check on her. I don't even know if they called the police. I am sure the corporation has rules regulating what they can do, but stepping out to check on the lady and calling 911 should not be against those rules.
Though I don't like it, I understand why someone (It appears the one guy was the building security guard) might not step in during. What really got me in the video was the nonchalant way he just shut the door after the assailant had left.
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We need more Roof Koreans.
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We need more Roof Koreans.
I heard there was an increase in Asians buying guns. I certainly hope more of them realize they can't depend on police to be there and politicians are unreliable.
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The MSM has been pushing the narrative that there is a surge of "hate crimes" against Asians. So far, all I've seen is anecdotes such as those at the links above. While such crimes are horrific, they do not constitute a trend.
Is there data proving a statistically significant increase in racially motivated violence against Asians?
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The MSM has been pushing the narrative that there is a surge of "hate crimes" against Asians. So far, all I've seen is anecdotes such as those at the links above. While such crimes are horrific, they do not constitute a trend.
Is there data proving a statistically significant increase in racially motivated violence against Asians?
I have no idea anymore where I read it, but a story I read a couple of weeks ago said that there is an increase of these crimes against asians, but it was more talking about who is doing them. Apparently 18 out of 20 attacks are black assailants and the story was asking why such a large number of blacks (by population percentage) are targeting asians. In San Francisco, you could argue that statistically there are a higher percentage of asians, but I don't that's the case in NYC. These are the two cities where most of this seems to be occurring.
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I don't know what's more annoying; that the elites are so shameless about spreading racial division, or that Trump and conservatives are being blamed for the "hate crimes" of another group. Whom we supposedly also hate.
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What is more surprising is how many Americans gobble up this divisiveness with an oversize soup spoon. :old:
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It's easier to divide people when they aren't the same.
Floating "Asian" as the new victim group might work among "good whites" and "Asians", probably won't sell so well with other minorities or nationalists.
If the American "Asians" get too uppity they can always be knocked down a notch or two by causing divisions amongst them, along actual divisions.
Chinese vs Japanese, Korean vs Japanese, Taiwanese vs Chinese, Buddhist vs Muslim, Han vs everyone else and the list goes on and on and on ...
Divide and conquer is much easier when there are already actual existing divisions.
The coalition of the minorities against "white" America is working because "white" America isn't remotely homogenous.
The coalition of the minorities will blow apart into tribal warfare once they defeat their main enemy, bad whites.
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What is more surprising is how many Americans gobble up this divisiveness with an oversize soup spoon. :old:
Are people gobbling it up? Or is it just the attraction of video showing real violence? The media is pushing the "hate crime" angle. I think Big Media will report it their way no matter what their ratings are. I don't see anyone talking about who is doing most of the documented crimes.
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I just want to know how the racist white supremacist organizations have managed to co-opt SO MANY black people to do their bidding. (The fact that so many videos show black-on-yellow violence is proof of just how sinister and devious the racist white devils are!)
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I just want to know how the racist white supremacist organizations have managed to co-opt SO MANY black people to do their bidding. (The fact that so many videos show black-on-yellow violence is proof of just how sinister and devious the racist white devils are!)
Only "white" people are born with both volition and privilege in the USA.
Black crime is structural. Blacks exist in a system where they have no volition or power.
Black crime is a consequence of living in a white system.
They really have no choice you see...
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Just chiming in here, because it finally dawned on my tortoise-speed brain that the guy who murdered 10 white people in Boulder, just as the save-the-Asians campaign was kicking off, was an Asian immigrant. You can't make this stuff up, folks.
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Just chiming in here, because it finally dawned on my tortoise-speed brain that the guy who murdered 10 white people in Boulder, just as the save-the-Asians campaign was kicking off, was an Asian immigrant. You can't make this stuff up, folks.
That is why I dislike the term Asian. It covers too many people, too many physical traits, and too large an area to be a useful demographic. There are white, Caucasian Asians. There are non-white, Oriental Asians. There are non-white middle Eastern Asians who may or may not also be Arabs.
Why is the term Oriental not a good enough descriptor?
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That is why I dislike the term Asian. It covers too many people, too many physical traits, and too large an area to be a useful demographic. There are white, Caucasian Asians. There are non-white, Oriental Asians. There are non-white middle Eastern Asians who may or may not also be Arabs.
Why is the term Oriental not a good enough descriptor?
The more the media tries to exploit racial differences the less interested I am in playing along. Including offering any special support for supposed disenfranchised or discriminated groups.
My friendships and love of individuals that hail from all over the globe blinded me for most of my life to the reality of tribal in group dynamics. I chose to ignore the actions and comments over the years that revealed their ties and loyalties that superseded their loyalty to America when convenient.
My friendship, love and tolerance of others when scaled up into an open borders immigration policy has been a disaster for the country. As a lifelong self described classical liberal who was in favor of orderly open borders and global "capitalism" I've voted my whole life for that which is destroying the country.
We've been flooded with low IQ third worlders, Chinese communists, East European socialists, first world global oligarchs etc. just about fully destroying the foundational American culture that makes America, America.
It's not the immigrants fault, they are just looking for a better life. It's our fault for not being loyal to our families, friends, neighbors and communities by protecting our unique culture and preserving our legal/political systems.
Considering the "Asian" community overwhelmingly voted for Democrats I can only hope they make connection between their voting and the consequences.
Of course there hasn't been a single minority group in the USA who has made that connection, save a little bright spot among Mexican Americans move towards supporting Trump.
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That is why I dislike the term Asian. It covers too many people, too many physical traits, and too large an area to be a useful demographic. There are white, Caucasian Asians. There are non-white, Oriental Asians. There are non-white middle Eastern Asians who may or may not also be Arabs.
Why is the term Oriental not a good enough descriptor?
"Oriental" has until very recently been applied to many of the groups you're talking about, and probably even North Africans, too [citation needed]. Both terms cover a lot of ground, culturally and geographically.
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Update: The two anti-heroes have been fired.
https://www.newser.com/story/304607/doormen-who-stood-by-during-racist-attack-fired.html
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1. Doormen have a union? WTF, over?
2. The door knobs will sue, and probably win, because NYC and union.
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Update: The two anti-heroes have been fired.
https://www.newser.com/story/304607/doormen-who-stood-by-during-racist-attack-fired.html (https://www.newser.com/story/304607/doormen-who-stood-by-during-racist-attack-fired.html)
I suspect he should sue for wrongful termination. Company policy probably prohibited from getting involved, and if he had they would have fired him for that. (he's still a *expletive deleted*bag)
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The national guard who watched two carjackers kill a guy still have a job.
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Most of us here would have got involved at some point. F company policy. But we are not most people.
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1. Doormen have a union? WTF, over?
2. The door knobs will sue, and probably win, because NYC and union.
They are in the SEIU, my guess shoehorned in the same way they absorbed security guards in Connecticut.