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Considering the majority of Muttoids are brown and black which means higher amounts of tint of every spectrum in Muttoid skin color, where did the Muttoid "meme" that "Asians are yellow" come from? Even if you extend Asia to Southern Asia those are just as brown and black as Muttoids

Is it another generational larp like Muttoids saying they love democracy, freedom, peace and human rights and holding their rape gangs running the country accountable?
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The Kims are descendants of the Korean Gods, long live Jong Un.
most gooks are bugs
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My theory is that Amerimutts just needed some artificial distinction so their "slurs" against Japanese and Chinese dont target their own large Hispanic and Native American population
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Asians are "yellow" despite being capable of having "pale look" because "pale look" is not default and is only achieved artificially.
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