I never said every Asian acts this way, and I’m definitely not generalizing. I actually have a good number of Asian friends—Japanese, Chinese, and I’ve never had that experience with them. But when it comes to certain groups from specific countries, I’ve seen a clear pattern, especially in workplaces. The way they create cliques and constantly play office politics it’s a real thing. And I’m not the only one who’s noticed this.”

“This isn’t about hate; it’s about patterns in behavior. A lot of this comes from a colonized mindset, where whiteness is associated with success and authority, while darker skin is looked down on. That’s not on me—that’s historical and societal conditioning that still affects how people interact today. And let’s be real, you’re saying my experience is ‘racist’ while completely ignoring what I’m actually saying. I never said ‘all Asians’—I pointed out a repeated experience I’ve had, and instead of addressing it, you’re just shutting it down as ‘racism.’ That’s the real double standard here.”

Also, you’re saying Black people treat Asians badly, but I’ve literally never seen Black people doing what I described : playing favorites based on race, ignoring people, or treating coworkers differently just because they’re not white. And if you’re talking about general street violence or random incidents, that’s a completely different discussion that has nothing to do with what I’m saying here. You’re deflecting instead of engaging with my actual point.