![]() ![]() I'm very curious then, how you would describe an ethnically Chinese person, without using the word Chinese (because that's a nationality in your own words), that would also be understood by someone I was talking to that I was referring to an ethnically Chinese person if I were to use it. It's wild how you can say how those comments are obviously hateful when applied to Black/Jewish/Women yet somehow aren't when it's applied to Chinese people, all because you're disingenuously presenting this as a nationality thing and implying people can't be prejudiced against someone's nationality which is also wrong. It's very intellectually dishonest to divorce Chinese people from their ethnicity so that you can justify racism.Īrguing over semantics of actual irrelevant false equivalencies like nationality when people can see that the comment was racist is a very strange thing to be doubling down on. ![]()
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