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Honestly /pol/ as a hapu I am completely indifferent to the WMAF stuff, it's basically how I see my parents so I'm very cool with it. It's genuinely only full Asian males who seethe and rage at it.
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In my experience it makes every demographic seethe. Random black and brown niggers can't stand it.
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The only stranger outburst I've ever gotten was a drunk fat white woman at the bar who thought my asian date at the time was laughing at her because she almost slipped and fell on her giant hamhocks. She wasn't even looking in her direction, just laughed kind of loud at something i just finished saying and she came over from her side of the bar and started yelling stuff like "what are you laughing at you ugly yellow bitch" and called me a pedophile and said something like I couldnt handle a real adult women. Hilariously it was a tall Chad asian male doorman/security guard who came over and broke it up, he just threw me a look, rolled his eyes, mouthed "sorry" and shook his head while herding her outside lel. Barely even knew the girl and she ended up moving states a few months after that but it was still quite a hilarious interaction I've never forgot



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