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• Thread: 85 Goods vs 32 No Goods

1. Economist
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   The asians' success isn't aligned with the lißs' narrative of oppression and thus isn't helpful for their political cause.

   railroad labor, Chinese Exclusion Act, Japanese internment... doesn’t compare to slavery, but still a strong claim to oppression

   Railroad labor: employment is bad? how does that make sense?
   Chinese Exclusion Act: reduce competition by limiting the arrival of new Chinese laborers
   Japanese internment: bad but affected only the Japanese, and was short-lived

   By this logic, sharecropping wasn't bad (it was).

   2 years ago # QUOTE 1 Volod 1 Vlad !

2. Economist
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   You can't deny that Asian privilege. It's not as if they had to overcome racism, discrimination, language barriers, or anything

   The progs are never going to let you into their club. Just get over it already

   True, too bad the outcome will be rapidly increasing the pace of the decline of America.

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3. Economist
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   Asians, Latinos, and based whites will be the foundation of America’s burgeoning nationalist movement. Asians and whites will have shared resentments against systemic discrimination and BLM/AntiFa leftist refuse, and Latinos love a Caudillo strongman.

   This will happen sooner rather than later.

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4. Economist
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   By this logic, sharecropping wasn't bad (it was).

   Yes, peasant labor was only bad when in happened to Worthy BIPOCs.

   2 years ago # QUOTE 0 Volod 0 Vlad !

5. Economist
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   Asians will dominate the country in 30 years, as they remain the same and grow in numbers, and as whites shrink in numbers and continue to dumb down. As that happens, the ruling elite loses their Golem and Asians become dominant due to being a majority of high achieving people and around 6 or 7% of the population.
   That’s if the country doesn’t split.

   Why expect Asians to stay the same? Their median SAT scores have been growing for decades with no plateau in sight

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6. Economist
   b240
   

   The asians' success isn't aligned with the lißs' narrative of oppression and thus isn't helpful for their political cause.

   railroad labor, Chinese Exclusion Act, Japanese internment... doesn’t compare to slavery, but still a strong claim to oppression

   Railroad labor: employment is bad? how does that make sense?
   Chinese Exclusion Act: reduce competition by limiting the arrival of new Chinese laborers
   Japanese internment: bad but affected only the Japanese, and was short-lived

   Japanese internment: loss of property and businesses, destruction of decades-old Japanese American communities, and dispersal of JAs across the continent

   2 years ago # QUOTE 1 Volod 0 Vlad !

7. Economist
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   Asians will dominate the country in 30 years, as they remain the same and grow in numbers, and as whites shrink in numbers and continue to dumb down. As that happens, the ruling elite loses their Golem and Asians become dominant due to being a majority of high achieving people and around 6 or 7% of the population.
   That’s if the country doesn’t split.

   they will do very well in 30 years, but domination is unlikely. there is that whole creativity issue.

   2 years ago # QUOTE 0 Volod 0 Vlad !

8. Economist
   467d
   

   The asians' success isn't aligned with the lißs' narrative of oppression and thus isn't helpful for their political cause.

   railroad labor, Chinese Exclusion Act, Japanese internment... doesn’t compare to slavery, but still a strong claim to oppression

   Railroad labor: employment is bad? how does that make sense?
   Chinese Exclusion Act: reduce competition by limiting the arrival of new Chinese laborers
   Japanese internment: bad but affected only the Japanese, and was short-lived

   Japanese internment: loss of property and businesses, destruction of decades-old Japanese American communities, and dispersal of JAs across the continent

   The 1940s US knew how to hold the Japanese to account.

   80 years later, it fall upon us to do the same with the Chinese.

   2 years ago # QUOTE 1 Volod 1 Vlad !

9. Economist
   ecaa
   

   The asians' success isn't aligned with the lißs' narrative of oppression and thus isn't helpful for their political cause.

   railroad labor, Chinese Exclusion Act, Japanese internment... doesn’t compare to slavery, but still a strong claim to oppression

   Railroad labor: employment is bad? how does that make sense?
   Chinese Exclusion Act: reduce competition by limiting the arrival of new Chinese laborers
   Japanese internment: bad but affected only the Japanese, and was short-lived

   Japanese internment: loss of property and businesses, destruction of decades-old Japanese American communities, and dispersal of JAs across the continent

   They did this to German-Americans. Where's my gibs?

   2 years ago # QUOTE 2 Volod 0 Vlad !

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