The obsession some of you have with mocking Chinese/Asian Americans or really any Asian people is bizarre when you look at reality. Chinese immigrants and Chinese Americans have helped build the United States for more than 170 years. From founding thousands of businesses, advancing medicine, engineering, and scientific research, and helping drive America's technology sector. Many of the researchers, physicians, entrepreneurs, and engineers behind breakthroughs in AI, semiconductors, biotechnology, and aerospace are of Chinese descent or asian descent. Not to forgot all the manufacturing they dedicate towards America. You see "Made in China" or some other Asian country on nearly every piece of clothing or object sold in stores. Rarely or proudly ever "Made in America or the USA"If your measure of a society is education, innovation, entrepreneurship, or economic contribution, Chinese Americans consistently rank among the highest-performing groups in the country. It's funny how some of you spend all day mocking Chinese people while using technology designed, manufactured, or advanced by Chinese engineers and scientists. Instead of spending your time posting racial slurs on an anonymous message board, maybe ask yourself why so many of the phones, computers, medical advances, and technologies you rely on every day were designed, built, or improved by people you're trying to ridicule. Mocking an entire ethnicity doesn't make you look informed it just advertises your own ignorance.Racism isn't an argument it's usually what people fall back on when they don't have one.
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>>539586207>>539586504>>539586520>12:44:56>12:54:58 >Chinese here let, me tella you Amerimutt I mean everyonese butthurt about ChineseSamefag harder, Amerimutt
