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East Asians & SE Asians for a more equal world. Pro-E/SE Asian fertility. 支持更平等世界的东亚和东南亚人。我们支持提高东亚和东南亚人的生育率。
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With their exports down double digits, they're starting to realize they're collateral damage.
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You can acknowledge that Asians and Blacks have animus against the other within our own societies without denying that in terms of violent crime, Asians are disproportionately targeted. I don't get why that's controversial.
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*Some* people have to constantly try to prove we're human, but it's like the myth of Sisyphus...
This boy from China telling Americans “we’re just like you” over 100 years ago.
“We like cake, candy and ice cream just like other kids.”
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Progressives made some major mistakes in the 2010's. The biggest one was becoming mean, uncharitable, and embracing cancel culture, due to extremism. Eventually they ate all of their own people. This is a lesson for all movements.
Y’all noticing how massively unpopular “progressives” are now?
The frequent ratios and dramatic decline in engagement is telling. The few accounts left here are pathetic, anemic and mocked by the masses.
I CAN’T WAIT until the next election cycle. 😉
#pendulumswing
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Asians don't fit into any existing left or right camps. Too many of us wrongly think allying with one of the existing political constellations is an answer, when its not.
The anti-Semitism and anti-Asian is strong within the conservatives. Asians who think about allying with Republicans, this is what they think of you.
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@kimilsungist
@YeeEhren
Is this supposed to be wilfull ignorance? Something tells me you know the answer to those questions
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@isaacstonefish
This is a weird way to design a survey. It presupposes that a country in the world is "the greatest threat" and then asks people which one it is. Many people questioned the premises by saying none/don't know, which should tell you something.
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@someguy244224
I wouldnt be surprised if this person is a Fed. She seems to act center left but then randomly tweets a 3 year old Stephen Miller policy like it just happened & praises it (article is from March 2020).
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Asians need to seriously stop stanning for people who don't have our backs. We need to support our own people, period. Any other form of politics is transactional. If they're not scratiching your back don't scratch theirs. That's why I can't stand any of these prez candidates.
Asians flopping to Trump have forgotten that he put a target on our heads. Wuhan Virus /Kung Flu rhetoric worked alongside his trade war with China and his denial of visas to thousands of Chinese STEM students and workers to create the climate of anti-Asian violence we see today.
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@monitoringbias
The biggest pattern overall seems to be that rich countries get higher favorability ratings than poor countries.
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@DEricSayers
And 5 million other Chinese Americans didn't get arrested. Are you trying to imply we're guilty by racial association?
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@pelstrom
Huawei doesn't build missiles and the types of chips it makes are not very useful for them. A smartphone is not going to hurt Taiwan.
Meanwhile American politicians are openly talking about hollowing out Taiwans chip industry which is by far the little islands most important
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Most Westerners who claim to want to protect Taiwan really just want to replace its population.
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@gonglei89
@david__moser
The *content* of languages, dialects, and language varieties, the *definitions* of these terms, and which *category* each lect falls into are all politically charged social constructs; the intersection of all three is going to be a mess.
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Japan was a huge inspiration for Asians all over the world in the early 20th century, especially after the Russo-Japanese war. It attracted men from Zhou Enlai to Rabindranath Tagore to go study here. The first and at the time only modern non-European/European offshoot power.
Nikkei article about Sun Yat-sen and how a lot of his earliest supporters were Japanese who genuinely supported pan-Asianism and opposed Western imperialism. He also married a Japanese girl, a marriage that most people don’t want to talk about lol.
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@ElbridgeColby
China is not going to start a nuclear WW3 over Ryuku independence. Taiwan is a completely different game for them.
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To add to this, I implore Asian Americans to have kids in the first place. In economic terms, were doing okay in the aggregate; our lack of numbers is what keeps us down.
I implore Asian Americans to consider raising their kids outside of the United States. The elite culture that we strive to have them be a part of, is in fact racist, toxic, and oppressive.
You are hurting your children by pushing them to aspire to be a part of all this.
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This is why white people were/are so desperate to suppress Japan, Taiwan & China in microelectronics and other technology. They want to be able to make claims like this and say with a wink that Asians are not "creative" and we can only copy. Ultimately it's about superiority.
A good graph to show the inadequacy of IQ. Asian science both historically and now—decades after modernization—is very backward and entirely derivative of European science.
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@Mont_Jiang
@david__moser
@pretentiouswhat
Honestly, this entire episode raises the question of why almost all "China experts" in the West are white guys when there is a 5 million strong Chinese American diaspora who probably would get higher return on investment in Sinology studies in school.
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@gonglei89
@david__moser
Plenty of space for controversy because the modern definition of a "language" is only a century old (ironically, a baby compared to Chinese itself!) and an essentially arbitrary and heavily political social construct.
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@policytensor
Worth noting the CEOs of Zoom and Nvidia founded their own companies. The geopolitical situation virtually precludes stories like Eric Yuan's happening today, whereas I've noticed Indians have become even more turbocharged since it became clear India was going to lean to one side
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@originalspin
@Noahpinion
Honestly Jeff, as an Asian American political activitist from Los Angeles I'm a little surprised/disappointed you're not better informed on one of the major issues that impact our communities.
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Xi's daughter doesn't want to live in his Soviet paradise? Also funny that she feels safe in the U.S. when many children of Chinese corporate leaders would not.
These are photos posted by
#XiJinping
's daughter,
#XiMingze
, on
@X
#Twitter
.
Since her account transitioned from an anonymous private status to semi-public and was exposed by people, she is currently deleting these photos.
The New York luxury apartment she posted appears to be
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@BonnieGlaser
It's a framework that was unilaterally developed by the Biden Administration. Them accepting it wholesale was always about as likely as the U.S. accepting a Chinese framework wholesale. Diplomacy has always been about the space in between.
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Korean Christians would be based if, like religious people elsewhere, they had a higher fertility rate than comparable seculars, but I have yet to see any evidence that is the case.
Korean Christcucks. This is what American occupation has done to Koreans.
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A more realistic future scenario than the vast majority of "smart" think tankers and thought leaders in the U.S.
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Good thread. But while China is indeed surprisingly benevolent outside of its own neighborhood, it still acts as a bad neighbor in East Asia, SE Asia, and South Asia, and sometimes attempts to use economic coercion (that never works) against these and Western countries.
So I read the latest “China is taking over the world” FT article, accompanied by the trademark scary dragon imagery. Here’s what I learnt:
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Not a single East/SE Asian American group has replacement fertility. Chinese American women have the absolute rock bottom lowest TFR in America out of all ethnic groups.
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@CarlZha
But by the time China goes indigenous, it will no longer be a market capable of sustaining a peer competitor tech ecosystem, given the collapsing birthrate.
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Weird how democracy consistently produces governments that are so unpopular. Autocracies aren't necessarily better, but you gotta admit it's still ironic. The whole point of the "people choosing the leaders via elections" is supposed to be they get to pick the govt they like?
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I wonder if the right-wingers talking about Eina Kwon being murdered are also going to talk about Eva Liu, given that the attacker looks non-Blk? Or are they just as hypocritical as the progressives they campaign against, and are just using the race of the perp for their agenda?
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@yeongno3
It seems like not many people know about this; scrolled through the replies and only saw one Korean guy mention it. Is there a reason why Koreans are more likely to know about this? Lol
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The guy has a million followers and is worried about being niche. I just want a pro-East/SE Asian fertility niche. On all other Asian related issues I'm a moderate (China, gender wars, left vs. right).
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Fascinating tweet with good points, except for the part where there is an attempt to explain why Microsoft is not blocked.
If a Chinese OS was so dominant in America that our policy was being determined by dependence on it, most natsec folks would be calling for blood.
My
#China
trip report:
I went to China for 4 weeks. Apologies, I was not able to post during that time. I was sucked into a black hole with no connectivity.
I thought I was prepared for the Chinese firewall, I had a good VPN (Express VPN). Online reports as of early August said
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What India, China, and Pakistan have to gain by working together is much bigger than our territorial disputes. If the three are smart, they would agree to jointly settle these accursed disputes through negotiation.
China's BRI passes through Pakistan Occupied Kashmir. Accepting it means legitimising China & Pakistan's occupation of Kashmir.
This transarabian corridor linking India🇮🇳, Europe works great for us. Also we've the INSTC to connect 🇮🇳, central asia, Iran, Russia.
So, no thanks🙃
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Both tankies and Western elites have comforting illusions they tell themselves to put them at ease. A Western one is "Xi was pursuing chip independence anyway". This ignores that the effort was failing until the private sector came on board due to sanctions targeting the latter.
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@GabrielCor54922
@Mariusj001
But even if they recognized that you know Chinese full well, you would still have to recognize that they know Chinese too, right?
That doesn't really explain why this has largely been a foreigners vs. Chinese debate so far.
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@niubi
He's supposedly trying to "stabilize" things, but he reportedly still has potential new bans & sanctions in the pipeline. A never ending stream of punitive actions from Biden is never going to stabilize anything. And that's not counting Congress. Stable means predictable, steady.
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@HAOHONG_CFA
For this to happen, China would have to turn back towards opening & reform and abandon the regression towards Soviet-style repression.
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I don't buy the idea that East Asians can't afford to have kids because of "economics". Literally the poorest countries in the world are popping them out like rabbits. It's not fundamentally about lack of money.
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@isaacstonefish
The previous winners of this survey in the past 15 years have included Iran, Iraq, North Korea and Russia. Excluding troops who went to fight them explicitly and one tourist, the combined 4 "greatest threat" countries have killed a total of how many Americans during this time?
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@blob_watcher
It's not the weakness of Arab civilization as the strength of Western civilization, since no one in the world can stand up to the West right now. The idea of some sort of "global South", or China confronting the West is a fantasy.
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@RnaudBertrand
But I wonder if they will ever sell this phone outside China? If not, then it's potential is inherently limited.
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First, a prominent mixed-race BLM activist couple was attacked and the man murdered by an African-American teen in the streets of NYC. Now, a music festival for peace in Israel has been massacred by Hamas. It has not been a good week for the bleeding hearts.
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@GlennLuk
@AlecStapp
Invention. And that was a Chinese team under Huawei. My guess is that this narrative is so popular largely because it allows people to explain away a Chinese innovation as the product of a non-Chinese guy.
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I keep hearing about Loongson, RISC-V, as alternative architectures, but no one ever puts out a full fledged consumer PC using them. The PRC already kneecapped Loongson by banning exports. The same self defeating crap as US export controls.
Many people are interested in Huawei, of course. It's a much bigger name, equivalent to China's Apple and Qualcomm perhaps. However, few people know that China also has its own "Intel". In this thread, I'd like to give a brief introduction to Loongson.
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Many Africans are very white worshipping and light skin favoring. Give them access to selective gene editing technology and their descendants will be as white as Robert Redford.
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@ZichenWanghere
Thank you. You are the first other ethnic Chinese who has ever agreed with me on this point. I've been searching for over a decade.
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By far the most anti-China countries are the two that China has territorial disputes with. If China were to settle those disputes like it did with Russia and Central Asian countries in the 1990s/2000s, it could improve its numbers in these countries. Yet it chooses not to.
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I think he's saying that because Asians have colorism in our societies, it implies we have anti-Blackness. In my view he's right. But in the long run it hurts Asians more than anyone else because the logical end of extreme colorism is white worship.
I hate to dunk on this guy bc I really enjoy his fashion posts. But most Asians can’t even tell what kind of Asian other Asians are. How the hell would we know who to be racist towards?
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@Mont_Jiang
@OmariJHardy
What Asian interest do we want Black people to get behind, and what are we offering in return? Either way I don't see why you're piling on Omari when what he said is true. Not all racism manifests as violence.
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No matter what your views, I have a lot of respect for her passion and anyone who is willing to talk to these media robots. It seems the older I get, the more Western journalists resemble their counterparts at state owned media in authoritarian countries. Peddling a narrow view.
This young Egyptian woman, confronts
@cnn
’s
@clarissaward
and speaks for so many of us, expressing her frustration and rage as this main stream media outlets continue to pedal Israeli propaganda and obfuscate the reality of what is happening.
This is ethnic cleansing in broad
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It's worse than that. Japan was a vassal in the 1980's too, but it was a successful vassal. Japan is only liked today because it is a dying society.
Americans destroying 🇯🇵 cars during 1987 US-Japan trade war. 🇯🇵 economic boom in 80s led to 🇯🇵 firms outcompeting 🇺🇲 firms, & 🇺🇲 felt threatened by 🇯🇵 & workers blamed 🇯🇵 for lost jobs.Only reason 🇯🇵 is liked today is that it's a US vassal & presents no threat after Plaza Accords
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Also underappreciated is how the Asian financial crisis could not have happened had the Soviet Union still stood bc the U.S. needed Asian examples of successful "miracle" capitalism to campaign against import substitition. Reagan cited these economies in his Berlin Wall speech.
The 1997-1998 Asian Financial Crisis left major scars across the region and blew up a generation - China surviving relatively unscathed and fighting off Western speculators in Hong Kong is an under-covered, under-discussed tale
So we wrote about it here!
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Be grounded in theoretical clarity, and theories that are sufficiently stable. Standpoint epistemology falls apart when people within the groups you claim to represent oppose you. This is a problem with the left and class as well.
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@dyjimgi
More misogynistic countries actually have higher birth rates. They want the collapse of Korean society to be thought of as some sort of cosmic justice against its men.
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The sad thing is that Thailand was economically booming & on its way to becoming the next South Korea/Taiwan in the 1990s until its currency was nuked by George Soros. Now its a source of "labourers" and known as a destination for sexpats.
the full story is that Israel’s agriculture industry exploits labourers from Thailand bc they’d rather exploit foreign workers than give work to Gazans. Israelis then restrict these workers from having access to healthcare & many report of having to work 17hr days, 7 days a week.
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@row_katy
@SLim456789
These are the 2 groups in America that assimilate the least & really never assimilate. Yet I don't see anyone demanding them to
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@liqian_ren
@ChrisVTaylor
There are a ton of more direct and less authoritarian measures they could take. There's no evidence that this is even effective.
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The sad thing is that much of an entire generation's worth of activist energy was wasted.
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All those girls were raised by Asian fathers. So it raises the question for us Asian men, why do we raise daughters that grow up to worship the white patriarchy? When she is a child, where she grows up, which schools, which friends, which media, which habits, are decided by us.
@cehernandez1980
@baobajibaji
I hope that emoji serves as an "/s"
Asian men have the ...
lowest rate of divorce
lowest rate of domestic violence
lowest rate of infidelity
lowest rate of sexual assault
lowest rate of alcoholism
It's not they don't like their fathers, it's that they worship white patriarchy.
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@MoreBirths
In your view, is there any way to reconcile higher fertility rates with women's equality? What if we want to raise birth rates but don't want the Handmaids tale?
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2 hours of Republican debate revealed the candidates just did not want to talk about China. The natsec blob has managed to get everyone to dislike China, but people here still care about problems closer to home.
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I see a lot of stuff like this, but no one has yet been able to explain, what exactly is "Xi Jinping Thought"? After over 10 years in power, there is still precious little evidence that anything much goes on between those ears of his.
Spoke to a couple from Shanghai last night. Locals are getting seriously worried. English classes replaced with Xi Jinping Thought. People reporting others if they use English words or voice anything radical. No more stand-up comedy. Perhaps this cycle truly is different.
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Yup. Honestly shows how monotheism may be the only ideology that can save East/SE Asians. Perhaps that is the real "fifth modernization".
@asianequalism
The Dungans in Central Asia and a few Hui communities in China might be the only Chinese left with above replacement fertility.
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@dyjimgi
@neocentricity
No, the birthrate needs to be a replacement levels for national survival no matter what kind of human society you are in.
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Ugly stuff. If your wife's working, you should be doing your share of the housework and childrearing.
A survey asked Japanese dads what words/attitudes from their wives give them joy and grief. Under the column “attitudes (words) from my wife that grate on me,” we have winners like “I was busy caring for the baby and couldn’t do housework” and “you never look after our kid”.
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@tenki_ln
@BonnieGlaser
@pstAsiatech
@SCMPNews
Can hardly see the truth amid all the blinding emotions & agendas. Ugly
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@pelstrom
Consumer goods. A reminder that everyone on earth has an intrinsic human right to pursue technology for peaceful purposes to improve themselves & society & progress generally. Everyone has a right to strive not to be poor.
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Indian people are normal, decent people. The notion that they will molest people is racist and inaccurate. But an Asian country with an ultra low birth like Taiwan should not be importing foreigners to replace its population.
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Correct. Judaism is by far the biggest ethno-religious group that survived as a diaspora for thousands of years. Think about that.
Virtually every other ethnic group, once they lose their state, would eventually lose their identity via assimilation
The idea of Jews having an outsized presence in Western elite circles is often used to malign them. But it is precisely because they have been so viciously persecuted through the millennia that over-achieving was literally a survival mechanism. And Jews are not alone in this: …
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Key difference: While BRI was apparently relatively open to everyone, this seems to be a very exclusive club. It even excludes Pakistan even though it is right smack dab in the middle of the shortest path from Europe to India! Not to mention America's Asia Pacific allies.
10 years after Chinese president Xi announced Chinas
#BRI
in Kazakhstan and Indonesia, a genuine alternative has been unveiled by the U.S., India and others during the G20 meeting in India. Notably, without the presence of the Russian and Chinese president. 1/
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@RnaudBertrand
China could accept One China, one Taiwan, it just chooses not to. That is the fatal flaw in his argument.
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Any time someone points out that the CCP is not the same as the Chinese people, the tankies are most ferocious at bagging on them. I've seen this over and over. What they most fear is the German philosophy losing support in China.
Basic, common error: The "you" in your litany is the CCP, not the Chinese people. It's possible to like one and dislike the other. Just as many Chinese detest the behavior of the US government, but can be friendly to Americans.
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@notXiangyu
What needs to happen is foe more 2nd generation Asian Americans to succeed without becoming libtards. We need to learn to be here without going the traditional assimilation path. We need to organize ourselves, among ourselves. The are more and more of us out here.
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@blob_watcher
@PAstynome
Russia is fighting the most awesome economic, technological, and military coalition the human race has ever seen assembled by far, all by itself. Not sure what you expect.
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There would be a different reaction because a PLA general predicting war is predicting a Chinese Invasion of Taiwan. An American general predicting war is also predicting the same. In both cases China holds the trigger. Also, hasn't the DoD already contradicted his statement?
imagine a PLA general saying stuff like this constantly
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But there's never been the sort of fervor against the Cold War on China in any part of the political spectrum as there is against the proxy war against Russia or against Israel's occupation either.
The Cold War on China doesn't polarize, it just soaks everything like a miasma.
No matter how hard China hawks have tried, they have never been successful in cultivating the sort of fervor that Americans have for Israel for Taiwan. It’s kind of funny.
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"China spy" has become the same thing as "Muslim terrorist" was in the 2000s-2010s. They exist in small numbers but their presence and significance has been blown up massively into a racially charged boogeyman.
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Yeah, it's crazy how China literally imposed the most dramatic lockdown in modern human history (which most Western countries would not have done) and eliminated the virus domestically, yet it still gets blamed simply because it originated there, even though what a country
There would have been 20 million people alive if everyone locked down properly you thick twat, and you all will belong to the dock of the medical Nuremberg someday for promoting this murderous vaxx-only approach to dealing with this pandemic.
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The blatant racism that constitutes the most up voted comments on
@evadou
's article. On a personal level, Eva, do you feel any impetus to take this up with your employer?
@wapo
presumably hires some Chinese Americans. Yet allow this stuff to be spewed on its site.
As Gina Raimondo was visiting China, a Chinese smartphone was quietly launched online. It was no normal gadget. Its launch has sparked concern in Washington that U.S. sanctions have failed to prevent China from making a key technological advance.
@evadou
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That's because he thinks like a grand strategist for a country that wants to maintain global hegemony, which requires big chess pieces like India onside.
China doesn't care about global hegemony. It only cares about its very narrow and parochial territorial claims.
Kurt Campbell: "India…wants a deeper technology partnership, but…the line of actual control…made India much more resistant…I’m struck…by how…China…has…alienated countries that otherwise would have preferred to partner with them."
@jordanschnyc
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East/SE Asian women are more beautiful than blonde white women.
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The sanctions have truly turbocharged virtually all indigenizatiom efforts in a way government officials in 2015 could hardly have dreamed.
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They also fantasize about blowing up Taiwan Semiconductor. What else is new?
It is interesting to see that nowadays western media seem to like attacking south Korea too for some reason?
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Hinduism has overtaken Buddhism in Australia. Islam overtook Buddhism in the early 2010s. In the 1990s, Hinduism was only a small fraction of Buddhism.
While Hinduism showed the largest gain by numbers, the % change for Sikhism was much larger compared to Hinduism and Islam, growing by 67% between 2016 and 2021.
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@BeijingDai
None of these 8 points matter as much as this one:
1. Lack of rage, revolution over failures. Resignation and acceptance of national decline and even disappearance.
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@Noahpinion
You keep positing that the U.S. would be at war but never explain why, except for a wild assertion that China would Pearl Harbor America. China doesn't want a war with us.
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@dyjimgi
Because without massive change, East Asia will effectively disappear as a major world region due to its low birth rate/societies' inability to foster genetic survival. It doesn't matter how well you think it functions, if it no longer exists, it doesn't matter.
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@JessicaLBurbank
A thread that entirely erases Asians, even though the image is clearly highlighting Asians. I don't care what your position is, we exist! Sick of being erased by people like you.
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Ethnic Koreans are tied with Russians for the absolute lowest birth rate. But they are still far higher than in Korea itself!
🇰🇬2022 Kyrgyz census; children ever born to women aged 45-49 by ethnicity:
Total 3.0
Kyrgyz 3.1
Uzbek 3.1
Russian 1.7
Dungan 3.0
Ukrainian 2.0
Uyghur 2.6
Tatar 2.0
Kazakh 2.9
Tajik 3.3
Turk 3.1
Korean 1.7
German 1.9*
for all women over 15
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