Asians Are Nerdy

I would refer my opponent to the second sentence in Round 1. "Asians are nerdier than the general US population." I would like to debate this. The reason for the introduction round was so my opponent would see that as a term of the debate and accept. You may say it was not in the resolution, but it was also not in a debate round as there was no debate in round one. I will leave the choice up to my opponent. Regardless, let's take a look at the proposition. "Asians Are Nerdy" I would argue that in English that phrase does not mean to say every single Asian ever in existence is nerdy, but instead it means just what I am trying to say, that proportionally Asians are nerdy when compared to another group. If I were to say "Cakes are good" surely people would not take this to mean I like every single type of cake that could ever be made, but rather that proportionally there are more cakes that I think are good rather than bad. Therefore the phrase "Asians are nerdy" in real English would mean something along the lines of "Asians are nerdy more than they are not". Let us get a proper definition of nerd as well. Dictionary.com defines nerd as a "Pejorative applied to anyone with an above-average IQ". [1] Urban Dictionary was used for the sole purpose of showing what the general stereotypes of Asians are. It was a good source to do so because it is typically humorous in nature and can be edited by anyone. As you can see with the proper definition no label of good or bad is applied. Being a nerd does not have to be a bad thing, in fact I would consider it a good thing. Would you rather be intelligent or mentally deficient? I understand what my opponent is saying when she says she is just one Asian, but let's dig a little deeper. Imagine if a black man just robbed a store, lead the police on a high speed chase, then got away by being hidden in his gang territory. Now if that black man had the job of convincing someone of the phase "black men are not criminals" he would have a hard time. My opponent wants to say Asians are not nerdy, but she herself is a nerd. I will refer you all to Exhibit A: http://img401.imageshack.us... This is a screen capture of a photo my opponent was tagged in on Facebook. As you can see she was tagged as 'the smart one'. This fits the proper definition of nerd supplied by Dictionary.com Here we have Exhibit B: http://img131.imageshack.us... This is another screen capture of my opponents Facebook. As you will see she is a member of the Facebook group 'Nerds'. Why you ask are these two pieces of evidence important? They go along with my proportionality argument. One random Asian from debate.org, asainsarentnerdy, proved to be nerdy herself. Right now I just searched for a random White member and came up with the member JP. There were no telling signs from his profile or activity on the forum to make me believe he should be classified as a nerd. In my town of Kissimmee FL there are 60,894 people. 3.38% of the population is classified as Asian. [2] My AP Physics (3rd year of Physics, College Class) has only 8 people in it. 2 of those people are Filipino and 1 of them is Bangladeshi. That makes 3 out of 8 people in the class Asian. While Asians make up less than 4% of my cities population they have an almost 40% representation in one of the nerdiest classes ever, AP Physics. That is just in Florida, there are probably similar statistics from all over the nation. It also almost matches the 4% to 20% ratio of Asian representation in Ivy League schools. With these statistics I ask my opponent why shouldn't the general population believe the statement "Asians are nerdy" is true more than it is not? [1] - http://dictionary.reference.com... [2] - http://en.wikipedia.org...