American based Kpop writer releases racist tweets

• RebeccaBlack wrote on 2012-02-22 08:03

  Quote from The Hero Luka;782219:

  When I was in Iksan, Suwon, and Busan, for 2 months, I saw less than maybe 3 foreigners.

  
  How is that even possible? .__.
  
  I'm not Asian at all and I've had a few Asians think I was, and that my hair was somehow fake. Perhaps that happened. Seems unlikely though. Asians are very obviously not white or black.
• Kingofrunes wrote on 2012-02-22 08:07
  Kitaek always seems to prove the point that America really is better off than the rest of the world in terms of friendly culture and opportunity. Despite the fact that many Americans appear to discount that due to their own disillusions >.>
• Cucurbita wrote on 2012-02-22 08:11

  Quote from RebeccaBlack;782235:

  How is that even possible? .__.

  
  
  Its only seems impossible because you live in America, the mixing pot of nationalities.
  
  Not only that, but because of how secluded each country is to each other in Asia, traits are often very specific to each country.
  
  If you were Japanese and you came to Korea, people would single you out just as fast as they could single out a white guy. Trufax.
  
  And then proceed to give him all kinds of shit for being Japanese.
  
  

  Quote from Kingofrunes;782246:

  Kitaek always seems to prove the point that America really is better off than the rest of the world in terms of friendly culture and opportunity. Despite the fact that many Americans appear to discount that due to their own disillusions >.>

  
  
  A lot of people believe I am racist and have a bias against Asians.
  
  I won't really deny it though.
  
  I could start listing off all sorts of reasons and experiences that led to said belief.
  
  But I could simply sum it up with what I said before:
  
  Koreans would now show more racism and hatred towards me, the Korean who isn't like the rest of them, than Americans would to me, the Asian who lives in America. The problem is deep rooted in the overall culture that all Eastern Asians follow: conformity.
  
  Everyone must adhere to the rules, everyone must have the same hair cut in school, wear uniform, cannot dye their hair, must always relegate a system of position, your entire language and vocabulary changes depending on the position of the person you're talking to in relation to your own. They'll take every opportunity possible to teach you to conform. If you're different, you're nailed down.
  
  Do you know how difficult it is to talk to someone older than you or has a social standing above yours? The grammar structure and vocabulary takes a huge peak in difficulty. The tone you have to use is one of submission. Its ridiculous.
• Kingofrunes wrote on 2012-02-22 08:14
  I don't know of any American who would hate Koreans. Then again, I don't know many racist people in general. Sometimes I may seem racist with my generalizations but hey, people make mistakes and I try to keep it down to a minimum and give everyone an equal chance.
• Cucurbita wrote on 2012-02-22 08:23

  Quote from Kingofrunes;782259:

  I don't know of any American who would hate Koreans. Then again, I don't know many racist people in general. Sometimes I may seem racist with my generalizations but hey, people make mistakes and I try to keep it down to a minimum and give everyone an equal chance.

  
  
  Oh, well its not like Americans are immune to racism or anything. I never said that.
  
  I got my fair share of... comments... here.
  
  Though it tends to be loosely based on race, there are some people who are specifically keen on Koreans. Not too sure where it came from and why, but it seems to be from an older generation, probably ones that participated in the Korean war.
  
  Oh, and there is a new rising trend of Korean haters following a bunch of weaboo wapanese kids who are following the 2chan voice. People on places like Sankaku or /jp/ are notorious for this.
• Kingofrunes wrote on 2012-02-22 08:27

  Quote from The Hero Luka;782271:

  Oh, well its not like Americans are immune to racism or anything. I never said that.
  
  I got my fair share of... comments... here.
  
  Though it tends to be loosely based on race, there are some people who are specifically keen on Koreans. Not too sure where it came from and why, but it seems to be from an older generation, probably ones that participated in the Korean war.
  
  Oh, and there is a new rising trend of Korean haters following a bunch of weaboo wapanese kids who are following the 2chan voice. People on places like Sankaku or /jp/ are notorious for this.

  
  
  I don't go to scum hole boards like that and never plan to. Sounds like terrible places to go. I prefer to keep to the clean areas where such things are kept to a minimum or to one's self.
• Lan wrote on 2012-02-22 08:30
  Ah reminds me of Cambodia, they didn't like us there :3 Strange that there was a school populated by foreigners.
• TA wrote on 2012-02-22 08:30
  Well, I can understand where she's coming from. It's not far from my own beliefs, although... mine is clear of racial discrimination. So yeah, I get it.
  
  I don't think she has a mental illness. Racism isn't a mental illness. I guess her publishers are just doing it to save face.
  
  

  Quote from RebeccaBlack;781722:

  What would she call it, then?
  
  God, she is so awkward looking.
  
  [spoiler]

  [Image: http://a2.ec-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/47/884c51d55cc621242e41fd4cfc4ae85b/l.jpg]

  
  
  Something about her face just screams "I'm overconfident, but deep down I know I shouldn't be here right now."[/spoiler]

  
  
  She looks fine to me. Even kinda cute.
• RebeccaBlack wrote on 2012-02-22 08:51
  I quite like Asian girls, and she's really not my type. Something about her body+face just really turns me off, especially in that position.
• Claudia wrote on 2012-02-22 08:56
  She just looks really smug.
• RebeccaBlack wrote on 2012-02-22 09:13

  Quote from Claudia;782356:

  She just looks really smug.

  
  Well not only that, she also looks strangely uncomfortable to me and something about her is just weird. Maybe it's all in my head.
• Chockeh wrote on 2012-02-22 09:17
  Somehow, I pictured Jeremy Lin watching Pacquiao knock out Mayweather.
  
  

  Quote from Chillax;781850:

  Linsanity stirring up a storm.

  
  
  She must be linsane.
• Cucurbita wrote on 2012-02-22 09:25

  Quote from RebeccaBlack;782346:

  I quite like Asian girls, and she's really not my type. Something about her body+face just really turns me off, especially in that position.

  
  
  I don't really prefer Asian girls, but this one really stands out as unattractive to me.
  
  Her face reminds me way too much of my former boss.
  
  Also, her muscles look unnatural. As if she got them through one of those electric muscle stimulation belts.
• Blassreiter wrote on 2012-02-22 10:27
  I find it funny how America (more notably American Asians) like to group Asians(or should I say people who look Chinese/yellow people) in the category of Asian. I feel really irritated when someone calls a Chinese person "Asian" when it's completely affirmative that the person is Chinese descent. The reason why I feel irritated is because that makes it seem that all "Asians"(yellow people/looks Chinese/small eyed/etc) are the same when it is not true. As from what I see that Kitae has pointed out, American-"Asian"=/=Real "Asians" who actually live in their heritage country. I'm generally an American-Chinese. I would say that I'm not like other American-Chinese(those who can't even speak the language proficiently anymore or accept the culture). So I try to befriend with other Chinese people (I'll say FOB to simplify it, not in a pejorative way) but for some reason I can tell that they do not like me because I'm basically an American in their eyes (they call Chinese-Americans Star Catchers because of the American Flag). I don't hate them for feeling like this because I can sort of understand where they're getting at (I mean, America has been a d*** country several times especially towards China/people).
  
  Also this Asian Pride BS is getting on my nerves. I get really frustrated when American Asians are saying Asians are the best and crap but what they don't see is that they themselves aren't even that "Asian". They don't even know their heritage culture anymore, it's all American. How can you even call yourself "Asian" when you can't even say Hello properly in your heritage language?
• Hiccup wrote on 2012-02-22 10:29
  Russians are Asian.