From: dtwei@acsu.buffalo.edu (Danielle T Wei)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.asian.american,soc.culture.bangladesh,soc.culture.indian,soc.culture.pakistan,alt.discrimination
Subject: Re: What is real racism? (Re: Was:Why rish asians should vote Republican)
Date: 11 Nov 92 06:55:28 GMT
Organization: UB

In article <1992Nov11.060212.12389@leland.Stanford.EDU> underdog@leland.Stanford.EDU (Dwight Joe) writes:
>I just want to make 3 points.
>
>(1) Mr. Danielle T. Wei is Chinese-cu (i.e. someone who is _cu_lturally
>Chinese).  (Based on Mr. Wei's self-admission, he is also Chinese-ge.
>Of course, that's irrelevant to this discussion.  [-ge = genetically])

First of all, please do not associate me with any names..
Names are irrelevant, thus please either use "dtwei" or something

>(2) Mr. Danielle T. Wei's comments are typical of beliefs that many Chinese-cu
>believe.  If someone had made the comment, "the Democratic party is/will
>be dominated by the Chinese-ge (i.e. someone who is ethnically [_ge_netically]
>Chinese), and will never get anywhere working with them", the Chinese-cu
>would come out of the closets like bats out of hell, screaming about bigotry,
>racism, and prejudice.  Because the victim in this case is Black and the
>perpetrator is a Chinese-ge (i.e. Mr. Wei), the Chinese-cu on this network
>have generally ignored his comments.

But you're missing my point: The Chinese and other Asians are facing more
racial discriminations than any other ethnic groups today! Thus, the victim
is NOT Black, and the perpetrator is NOT Chinese..
As for my comments, I simply stated that there is too much anti-Asian
feeling even among the other minority groups in the Democratic party

>Now, as a response to _my_ posting this justified condemnation, some
>Chinese-cu might post publically to criticize Mr. Wei.  But note that
>any flurry of posts by Chinese-cu didn't occur until after my post,
>assuming that those flurry of posts will occur at all (and I doubt it).

I agree, you're wrong and I'm right :)

>To add further to the idea proposed so far, I should note that Chinese-cu
>with American citizenship are apt to evoke the very bowels of hell in
>condemning the ill-treatment of Vincent Chin, who was killed in the past
>decade.  He was killed by European-Americans.  However, the Chinese-Americans

WE DEMAND JUSTICE FOR VINCENT CHIN :-|

>suffer incurable laryngitis when the issue of Henry Lui is brought up.
>Why are the Chinese-cu silent in his case?  Henry Lui was also murdered,
>yet  have not heard even so much as a whisper about his brutal
>murder.  Given what I've just told you all, what do you venture might
>possibly (oh so possibly) be the reason for the silence?
>
>Yep.  You guessed it.  Henry Lui, an Asian-American (an American! for
>crying out loud), was murdered by Chinese-ge thugs hired by the Chinese-cu
>gov't on Taiwan.  Because Henry Lui's murder was committed by Chinese-ge,
>the Chinese-Americans are silent.  Because the murder was committed by
>a Chinese-ge, not a Europeans-ge, the Chinese-cu are silent.

Well, again you're missing the main point: Vincent Chin was murdered
because of a racial conflict, and thus we must all stand behind him..
But on the other hand, Henry Lui was apparently a plain and simply murder..
They killed him because he was Henry Lui, not because he was an Asian

>What really makes this gross is that Mr. Lui was in the United States of
>America when he was murdered.  At least in the Vincent Chin case, the American
>gov't tried all that it could to convict the murders.  Yet, nothing has
>been done about Mr. Lui's case, and Chinese-Americans are silent.

I really can't say much about Mr. Lui's case, since I know very little about
it.. But as for Vincent Chin's case, the U.S. government didn't do SHIT!!
If justice was granted, those two uneducated garbage should be burning in
hell right now..

>(3) Pardon me, but G*d d*mn Chinese-cu bigotry.
>
>(Again, allow me to reiterate that Mr. Wei's comments are typical of Chinese-cu
>people.  Don't be fooled by the pleasantries on "Chinese-cu Culture Day"
>at your local community center; the real Chinese-cu culture bears _no_
>resemblance that.)

Of course the Chinese culture has some errors, for one we produced an
irresponsible child named Dwight

>Have a nice day.

Same to you

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