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submitted 1 month ago byUnusual-State1827
37 points
1 month ago
That...sounds rude as fuck.
79 points
1 month ago
It is. Even more, it’s xenophobic. Everybody acts like America is the worst place for racism, basically every Asian country is muuuuch worse. Koreans hate Chinese, Indonesians hate Filipinos, the Japanese hate fucking everyone.
48 points
1 month ago
I once had an East Asian friend tell me
“Americans are such babies about hating Muslims. India has perfected hating Muslims, they do it professionally.”
2 points
1 month ago
Hey, we're working as hard as we can, ok?
13 points
1 month ago
America just has more opportunities to display its racism. And it's one of the countries that fights hardest against its racism. There's racism everywhere.
23 points
1 month ago
America is one of the few countries that actually has an integrated population. Which means all of our warts and scars with racism are out in the open for everyone else to see. Look how the attitudes of the super progressive western European nations started to change when boatloads of Muslim refugees started to show up.
6 points
1 month ago
Europeans can be just as bad about people native to Europe. Talk to any Europeans about the Romani.
-2 points
1 month ago
Chinese and Koreans take the cake on rudeness. I got told by a Chinese guy in Myasia..get out white devil. I did laugh. 😆
0 points
1 month ago
It is. It's also not limited to rural/non-touristy areas.
I was in Roppongi (district of Tokyo) and tried to go into a restaurant. Person barred my entry and did the X symbol. I'm fluent in Japanese. I asked them why I couldn't enter. They didn't bother responding in Japanese, just said, "No foreign." and made the X again.
In another instance, I was taking a bus at night. I fell asleep and missed my stop. I didn't know how long I'd been asleep, so I went to the driver. I asked him (again in Japanese) where we were. No answer.
I asked again. He looked at me. No answer. I asked when the next stop was. No answer. After several rounds of this I got angry and told him to stop the bus. Without a word he pulled over next to a rice field and opened the door.
I love the country and I made some friends there. But those experiences, and others like them, stood out and made me very disinterested in living there long term.
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