Unkotare
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Do you even know what race I am? Do you even know what race(s) my family consists of? Probably not.
What the fuck do I care what 'race' you and your family are?
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Do you even know what race I am? Do you even know what race(s) my family consists of? Probably not.
-This guy was a writer when Yao Ming was playing-find me ONE article of him that's racist against Ming. If it was racist-then I'm sure that would be no problem right?
-The anchor who was suspended is married to an asian woman-do you think when he used the term "chink in the armor he was being racist"?
-Prove that the only reason why the headline about the KICKS (not Lin) was used just because Lin's asian.
You are not only stupid, not only an apologist (I wonder why?), but you are painfully illogical. You are probably incapable of even recognizing why the statements above are utterly illogical.
What about my statements are illogical? Address specific details.
You are not only stupid, not only an apologist (I wonder why?), but you are painfully illogical. You are probably incapable of even recognizing why the statements above are utterly illogical.
What about my statements are illogical? Address specific details.
I knew you were too fucking stupid to even see it.
-The fact that someone did not write a racist headline about another player - any other player - some time in the past - any time in the past - does not logically 'prove' in any way that he did not do so in the current case or may not do so in the future. OF COURSE.
-The fact that the person in question may be married to "an Asian woman" in no way 'proves' that he did not, cannot, or will not write something racist about Lin or any other player. OF COURSE.
You shouldn't need this explained to you, stupid.
What about my statements are illogical? Address specific details.
I knew you were too fucking stupid to even see it.
-The fact that someone did not write a racist headline about another player - any other player - some time in the past - any time in the past - does not logically 'prove' in any way that he did not do so in the current case or may not do so in the future. OF COURSE.
-The fact that the person in question may be married to "an Asian woman" in no way 'proves' that he did not, cannot, or will not write something racist about Lin or any other player. OF COURSE.
You shouldn't need this explained to you, stupid.
-While the lack of a racist article in the past doesn't necessarily prove that this article wasn't racist-it does add to some credibility. The fact that "chink in the armor" is also used in articles about other athletes adds a little more credibility.
-What proof do you have that this was racially motivated?.
-The writer is NOT the person married to "an asian woman". The news anchor who was suspended (not the writer who was fired was).
-The writer is NOT the person married to "an asian woman". The news anchor who was suspended (not the writer who was fired was).
Are you trying to miss the point? Being married to "an Asian woman" in no way precludes or absolves using a racial slur (however 'playfully' intended) in regards to a Chinese-American player.
Many people from Taiwan don't consider themselves to be "Chinese"
-I mentioned that because I said that the anchor for ESPN was married to an asian woman.
Many people from Taiwan don't consider themselves to be "Chinese"
Yes they do, you ignorant shit. Only a small percentage of a small minority of indigenous peoples parse it out further. Study some history and stop trying to be disingenuous.
-I mentioned that because I said that the anchor for ESPN was married to an asian woman.
Has no bearing.
Many people from Taiwan don't consider themselves to be "Chinese"
Yes they do, you ignorant shit. Only a small percentage of a small minority of indigenous peoples parse it out further. Study some history and stop trying to be disingenuous.
Do you even know anybody from Taiwan? Serious question. Oh and I never said a "majority" I said "many"-big difference.
As I said earlier "Chinese" is a VERY broad stroke with a brush. China's a very large country, and has several different cultures within it (and dialects). You know Mandarin, Hookien, etc. It's not as simple as grouping everybody as "Chinese"-doing that is ironically racist.
And as a side note-Taiwan isn't a part of China, it's the Republic of China.
Do you even know anybody from Taiwan? Serious question.
Yes they do, you ignorant shit. Only a small percentage of a small minority of indigenous peoples parse it out further. Study some history and stop trying to be disingenuous.
Do you even know anybody from Taiwan? Serious question. Oh and I never said a "majority" I said "many"-big difference.
As I said earlier "Chinese" is a VERY broad stroke with a brush. China's a very large country, and has several different cultures within it (and dialects). You know Mandarin, Hookien, etc. It's not as simple as grouping everybody as "Chinese"-doing that is ironically racist.
And as a side note-Taiwan isn't a part of China, it's the Republic of China.
Saying someone is "American" is also a VERY broad stroke of a brush, there is a continent called America, which includes Canada and south and central America
Whether intentional or not, ESPN
In these early stages, we can't tell you if ESPN copy editors using "chink in the armor" as a way to describe Asian-American Jeremy Lin and his New York Knicks losing their first game in 13 days on Friday night is on par with what Jason Whitlock pulled off a week before. Whitlock obviously, and admittedly, made an awful (and worse, to me, unfunny) joke at Lin's heritage's expense.
That's it. Headline news for using an old saying is racist b/c he's Japanese.
Whether intentional or not, ESPN
In these early stages, we can't tell you if ESPN copy editors using "chink in the armor" as a way to describe Asian-American Jeremy Lin and his New York Knicks losing their first game in 13 days on Friday night is on par with what Jason Whitlock pulled off a week before. Whitlock obviously, and admittedly, made an awful (and worse, to me, unfunny) joke at Lin's heritage's expense.
That's it. Headline news for using an old saying is racist b/c he's Japanese.