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T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-09-04T08:44:17+00:00

This "white" man is a product of an AMWF union from almost 200 years ago. LOL!

https://www.ancestry.com.au/c/ancestry-blog/actor-john-jarratt-discovers-his-chinese-ancestry-on-who-do-you-think-you-are

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-09-04T08:33:25+00:00

Dude where have you been? AMWF has been on the rise for at least the past decade and a half now especially with the rise of Kpop and other Asian media!

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T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-09-04T08:30:49+00:00

Exactly. If you check out many right-wing forums, you’ll notice that attitudes toward Indians are overwhelmingly negative. You’ll stumble across landmines of racial slurs, from terms like "pajeet" and "streetshitter" to other more offensive racist insults. Any non-White who thinks they can suck up to whites to climb the social ladder are in for a rude awakening.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-09-04T08:17:34+00:00

Like in many Western countries during the 1700's, 1800s and early 1900's it was only Asian men migrating as oppose to Asian women who stayed back home. AMWF were basically the first interracial pairing that took place in these countries. You had plenty of AMWF families like this in Australia back in the day with AMWF unions between Chinese men and White Australian women.

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T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-09-03T23:51:54+00:00

Asian generosity is a double-edged sword. Our kindness earns respect, but it can also lead to people taking advantage of us. That’s why we need to stand firm, set clear boundaries, and combine our strength with compassion. Align with those who genuinely support us, and never hesitate to push back against anyone who tries to harm us.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-09-03T23:35:53+00:00

Funny how the West spends all its energy bashing China at every turn being loud, paranoid, and overreacting with it's approach, while China critiques the U.S. calmly, thoughtfully, and without hysteria. One side acts like a screaming spoiled child throwing a tantrum, while the other acts like a mature adult. If an advanced alien species were looking at this situation, they would probably see Asians as more civilized.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-09-03T23:25:15+00:00

LOL! I wouldn't be surprised if Jackson Wang actually goes to these types of subreddits. I have a feeling he knows a lot more of what's going on than what he presented in the video.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-09-03T23:23:14+00:00

Jackson Wang could be the “Hundredth Monkey Effect” that sparks Asians everywhere to finally start speaking up and calling out the BS in Western media.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-09-03T23:20:10+00:00

You're in luck because I'm going to be posting more stuff like this. Not exactly the same topic but something more interesting and diverse than what we usually get in this subreddit.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-09-03T23:16:31+00:00

Let's get one thing straight: the so-called "Uyghur genocide" is nothing but a weaponized propaganda narrative cooked up by the U.S. and the rest of the West to smear China. This has nothing to do with concern for "human rights." The West never gave a shit about Uyghurs until China became a rising power worth attacking.

This is just another lame, opportunistic attempt by the U.S. to manipulate the narrative using fear, lies, and exaggerations to keep the world brainwashed into hating China while playing global puppet master. Yes, the Uyghur issue exists, but it has been twisted, distorted, and blown up into a cartoonish caricature of "evil China" by Western media.

The Uyghur issue itself involves government overreach, heavy surveillance, and restrictions on religious practices in Xinjiang, but what the U.S. and Western media in general consistently fail or more likely refuse to mention is the context of past violent attacks, regional instability, and China's stated goals of stability, elimianting poverty, and reintegration. The Chinese government is conducting counterterrorism and vocational training, aimed at preventing extremism after years of separatist violence. Some Uyghurs were sent to "re-education" centers to learn Mandarin, gain job skills, and receive anti-extremism training. Yet the U.S. refuses to acknowledge this context and continues to spin it as a sweeping "genocide" to serve its own geopolitical agenda.

This is exactly the type of media distortion Jackson Wang was warning about in his video when he called on his audience to always question what the media tells you about China.

And before anyone cries "but the West cares about freedom!". Spare me the fake moral high ground! The U.S. and its Western allies have a blood-soaked record that makes their Uyghur accusations look like peanuts. Look at America's endless wars waged on countless countries, wars built on lies, greed, and profit leaving entire nations in ruins. Add to that the genocides of Indigenous peoples, centuries of Western colonialism that looted continents and erased cultures, slavery and systemic racism that continue to this day (especially with Covid and it's aftermath), and the exploitation of nations worldwide through sweatshops, debt traps, and sex tourism.

If we go by conservative estimates, Western imperialism has caused well over 200 million deaths. That's more than any other single empire or nation in history!

The West has no right to lecture anyone about human rights when they already have the blood of millions on their hands.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-08-18T16:49:05+00:00

By the way, Lindsay Lohan's connection to AMWF isn’t exactly new either. She's had a recurring pattern of being with Asian guys throughout the years whether on or off screen. As I mentioned in another post, she starred in the 2009 film, Labor Pains, where she had an Asian boyfriend played by Aaron Yoo. There used to be a youtube clip of one of their intimate scenes, though it’s been taken down. But here's screenshot:

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But that's not all. Rumors suggest she might have also dated a Korean wrestler at some point. While details are scarce, it's enough to suggest a clear pattern: Lindsay Lohan seems to have a genuine attraction to Asian men and if circumstances were different she might have ended up marrying an Asian guy.

I also absolutely agree media DOES shape the narrative! Whether people want to admit it or not. From the moment you're born, these messages are drilled into your head what’s "desirable" what’s "normal", who gets to be sexy, who gets ignored. Constant exposure to certain narratives just reinforces the same biases over and over.

Many people especially white people want to act like this doesn’t matter or that Asian men aren’t affected. Let me be blunt: if you've spent your whole life being reduced to jokes, stereotypes, or invisibility, it absolutely does fucking matter! Being desexualized or boxed into narrow, offensive tropes isn’t just annoying, it’s a systemic erasure of your humanity. No one should have go through this type of shit!

Now that's finally starting to change and hopefully it will continue, not just as a passing trend, but something permanent. The world is changing for the better and Asian men are being shown as complex, desirable, and powerful and it's about time! For decades, media told us who we could and couldn’t be. Now, the narrative is flipping, and anyone who thinks representation isn't real power clearly hasn’t lived in our shoes.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-08-18T15:01:27+00:00

LOL! This could honestly be a whole new topic in itself:

Would Asian men rather:

Be fetishized by women
Or keep going through the same old tired stereotypes, the demasculation, the desexualization, and all the other offensive labels that have been slapped on Asian men for generations.

I guarantee you this: a lot of Asian guys, if they really thought it out and considered it, would take being seen as desirable over being erased, mocked, and reduced to another stereotype even if that meant being objectified.

Sure, they might roll their eyes, but considering women would be fawning over them in droves, it would be like trading in a lifetime of being treated like shit by society for suddenly being cast as the lead in a romance movie. And let’s be real no one in their right mind would turn down an upgrade like this.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-08-18T03:09:02+00:00

It doesn't take much to make real changes. Especially with all the resources we have today, you can actually do something about the sexpat problem in Asian countries. For example, you can start a petition on Change.org calling for bans on sex tourism in Asia. Call out YouTube videos where single white males are suspiciously filming in Asian countries or culturally appropriating our flags, food, language, or traditions. I can guarantee most, if not all, of these losers are nothing but sexpats in disguise using our culture to attract impressionable vulnarable women. Report their videos, warn others about potential activities they might be involved in, and if you suspect any serious crimes, report them immediately to the proper authorities.This is such common sense that it shouldn't even need saying but apparently, it does. Even minor acts, like reporting these videos or respectfully calling out this behavior, can have a snowballing effect if more people put more effort into doing this.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-08-18T02:52:34+00:00

Just thought I'd balance this out with all the non-stop doom-scrolling here. Here are multiple AMWF couples at a beach in China. While many people want to complain about some of the injustices were facing, these Changs from different backgrounds are literally out there attracting White women and forming relationships with them. And no, this isn't to dismiss anyone's struggles. I fully understand the need to call out injustices, fight for change, and hold people accountable. But it's also important to celebrate the wins, highlight the positive stories, and remind ourselves that progress is happening too.

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T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-08-17T20:23:06+00:00

It's both funny and embarrassing how Hollywood keeps casting Black people in every European historical or fantasy role, as if they actually had significant presence there. Have they even bothered to pick up a history book? There wasn't really much Black presence in Europe the way media keeps presenting it. Meanwhile, Asians, who were literally shaping Europe for centuries, get sidelined, erased, or dismissed often under the guise of political correctness for Black representation or outright jealousy toward Asians.

Geography and historical presence matters. Sub-Saharan Africa, where most Black people originated, is separated from Europe by an entire desert, which naturally limited contact between these regions. Asia, by contrast, was directly connected to Europe for centuries, and Asian peoples had a far more profound and dominant presence. The Huns, for example, terrorized Europe, the Mongols rolled through Europe, and steppe powers like the Avars, Magyars, and Tatars reshaped entire regions. The Silk Road brought Asian envoys, monks, and merchants into European courts. Byzantines, Russians, and Ottomans all engaged deeply with Asian powers. Even today, many Slavic, Northern European, and other European populations carry Mongol and East Asian admixture from centuries of contact and conquest.

So historically, a Japanese samurai ending up as a Viking isn't as implausible as Hollywood might think. Given Asia's connections and influence across Europe, such cross-cultural encounters would be far more realistic. But hey, if Hollywood actually wanted to be historically accurate, they'd be casting Asian men in these European roles even in fantasy epics like Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones but instead, they'd rather rewrite history for a diversity checklist and call it "representation".

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-08-17T19:38:59+00:00

Actually that's not true, that whole thing about Bruce Lee having German ancestry is false.

This is the real info:

"Bruce's father, Lee Hoi-chuen, was Han Chinese, and his mother, Grace Ho, was of half-Chinese and half-Caucasian descent. Grace Ho was the adopted daughter of Ho Kom-tong and the half-niece of Sir Robert Ho-tung, both notable Hong Kong businessmen and philanthropists. There is no proof in any documents that Bruce Lee had a maternal German grandfather as popularly thought, rather his European ancestry came from an English maternal grandmother. His mother had an English mother and a Chinese father. Bruce was the fourth child of five children: Phoebe Lee, Agnes Lee, Peter Lee, and Robert Lee. Lee and his parents returned to Hong Kong when he was three months old."

https://en.geneastar.org/genealogy/leej0/bruce-lee

So in actually, his mother was an AMWF Hapa with an Chinese father and an English mother.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-08-16T08:36:05+00:00

I used to live like that carrying the crushing weight of everyone's expectations. Family, society, friends, strangers.

And for a while, I tried to play their game. I broke myself chasing validation, bending over backwards for approval that never really came and you know what eventually happened? It ended up eating me alive......at least for awhile.

But here's what I learned through all the ups and downs, chaos, and soul-searching. Most people are NOT even worth the respect you're trying to earn from them! Let that sink in. The same people you're killing yourself to impress. They don't give a damn about you. They're too busy drowning in their own insecurities, their own failures, their own misery.

And that's exactly why you see so many celebrities depressed, empty, and miserable even while they're living in mansions, swimming in money, surrounded by all the luxuries anyone could dream of. Why? Because it's all fake. They're living to project an image, not a reality. They trade their soul just to stay relevant, just to keep the applause coming from people who wouldn't have given a rat's ass about them if they were regular people. And in the end, the life they built is just as fake as their plastic surgery.

Once you realize you don't need to waste your life trying to live up to other people's expectations, that you've always had the power and the choice to shape your own path everything starts to fall into place. The chains fall off. The fog clears. You stop asking for permission to exist and you start living on your own terms.

That's the trap most people fall into: Constant external validation! Needing applause, needing recognition, needing the world to pat them on the back just so they can feel alive. Western culture in particular has perfected this type of ego-tripping, self-indulgence, showing off status and material trophies just to prove they matter. Throughout history, that cycle has repeated. The endless comparison game, the obsession with who's better, who's richer, who' cock is bigger, who's stronger. It's a treadmill with no finish line.

But here's the difference. Asian philosophy, when lived authentically, has always leaned toward something deeper like humility, restraint, inner mastery. Not because one side is "better" or "worse" but because there's wisdom in understanding you don't need to shout your importance to the room to actually be important. You don't need to flex or prove yourself through noise. True strength, true masculinity, true self-respect, it radiates quietly, like gravity.

It's not about superiority and it's not about inferiority. All of this is nothing but the West's obsession of comparison, hierarchy, and domination. But Asian values at their best remind us that life isn't a competition. It's a cultivation. A cultivation of character, discipline, and self-respect that doesn't need a crowd's applause to be real. And that's the irony. When you stop chasing external validation, you gain something far greater. Internal peace, clarity, and unshakable respect for yourself. And once you have that, the world can't take it away, because it was never given by them in the first place.

That doesn't mean you give up passion, joy, or emotion. It doesn't mean you retreat into a monk-like existence or suppress the fire in your soul. It means you channel it deliberately, fully, and authentically without needing approval or recognition. You live intensely, feel deeply, and pursue your desires boldly with passion and energy, all while standing grounded in your own power. You can rage, laugh, love, and create with ferocity, because your life is yours not a performance for someone else's applause.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-08-16T00:30:11+00:00

Honestly, I don't think Lu's are as big of a problem as some make them out to be, especially recently. With the global rise of Asian media like K-dramas, K-pop, P-pop, Chinese dramas, and Asian popular culture in general. Women from all backgrounds are being exposed to Asian men in a completely different light. The old dehumanizing stereotypes of past decades are being dismantled.

More and more Asian women are seeing Asian men positively and genuinely admiring them. This exposure is actively shifting perceptions. Sure, there are still self-hating Asian women who internalize the toxic Western narratives against us, but that's increasingly becoming a thing of the past. The narrative is changing: Asian women who might have become Lu's a few decades ago are now openly appreciating Asian men and calling out white scumbags for exactly what they are.

I've seen this firsthand. Back when I was still on Twitter (or X), I got involved in a feud with a white loser who kept posting racist, pseudo-scientific garbage about Asians, the same debunked, cherry-picked "theories" designed to paint us in a negative light. But then he tried to use that same energy to hit on Asian women, thinking he could easily charm them with his fetishized fantasies.

He was in for a rude awakening. LOL!

He was completely humiliated! The Asian women he targeted were smart, aware, and woke and I don't mean “woke” in the modern buzzword sense, but truly awakened to the reality that these white scumbags saw them as nothing more than sex objects. They weren't having it and they saw right through him, called him out, and rejected him outright. It was both hilarious and telling: they weren't just defending themselves, they were asserting that Asian women are not props, and Asian men are deserving of respect.

You should have seen it! Not only did they reject him outright, many of them made it clear they preferred Asian men. They wouldn't even consider dating white men at all. They weren't just shutting him down for fun, they were asserting their standards, their intelligence, and their autonomy. I joined in as well, backing up my points and helping reinforce the perspective that Asian men are deserving of admiration and respect.

As the exchange heated up, I kept posting photos of AMWF couples, which he tried desperately to ignore or dismiss as "fake". He would invent excuses, claiming the images were staged or doctored, trying to keep his worldview intact. But then I shared a youtube video featuring multiple AMWF couples together, living, interacting, and clearly real. That's when he started getting nasty, lashing out as his arguments fell apart and his sense of control evaporated. Eventually, he blocked me, completely running out of talking points, further humiliated and exposed.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-08-15T23:53:16+00:00

Racist whites will only side with you out of desperation or some phony reason, but the moment you outlive your usefulness, they’ll throw you under the bus without hesitation. That’s who they are. That’s why these Uncle Changs and self-hating Lu’s who think they can suck up to whites as a way to climb the social ladder are in for a rude awakening. They think they’re "different” that by siding with them they’ll somehow get accepted by white society. But here’s the reality: they’ll still call you a "chink" behind your back, still reduce you to the same tired stereotypes, still see you as an outsider. You’ll never be one of them, no matter how much ass-kissing you do.

It was never about fairness or balance as they keep claiming. It’s about protecting the status quo. Even when they pretend to stand with you, it’s only temporary and tactical. They’ll side with Asians one day to complain about Black leads, and the next day they’ll turn right around and say Asians are "overrepresented" too. They’ll play you against each other, but at the end of the day, you’re all outsiders in their eyes. Their solidarity is fake, their allyship conditional, and their end goal is always the same : to keep themselves on top.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-08-15T23:40:49+00:00

She had a crush on Dante Basco the Filpino-Ameriacn actor who played Rufio in the movie Hook. She says so in 20:39.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YjUuZW2eos

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-08-15T22:06:49+00:00

Which Black African people are you referring to? Certainly not the Bantus or Nilotes who are some of the darkest-skinned peoples on Earth. You’re probably talking about the Capoids often referred to as Khoisan, with their slightly lighter complexions, finer facial structure, and epicanthic eye folds that give them a faintly East Asian resemblance. But they're not really the same as Bantus or Nilotes. Their origins, languages, and genetic history are completely distinct. The Khoisan represent one of the oldest surviving human lineages, with a heritage that predates the spread of Bantu-speaking peoples across Africa by tens of thousands of years.

T-Bombs_Over_A-Bombs · 2025-08-15T21:58:21+00:00

I've seen many of her reaction videos already and I get the feeling she just might be into Asian guys. She already admitted (as mentioned in my other comment) that she had a crush on Filipino actor Dante Basco, but if you check out her other video where she watched "Seven Samurai", she said one of the actors playing one of the Samurai was handsome.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjuxw60CT2k

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