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[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@yuyuybc4 @narihanana @felix77 @m_p_q_dbd In any case, as far as I remember this was not a Japanese battle. So, why Japanese got involved anyway?

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@yuyuybc4 @narihanana @felix77 @m_p_q_dbd We didn't judge you. We started doing that after a bunch of koreans got piss after the girl's comment. And then, of course things escalated for both sides.

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@narihanana @yuyuybc4 @felix77 @m_p_q_dbd No, because this is a case of culture perception. In the same way you can understand your social norms. We can understand our social norms.

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@valoreconomico @PaolSaint

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@PaolSaint @AnaliseGeopol Eu sei HAHAH. Uma coisa surreal é como isso foi feito só agora, sendo que faria mais sentido ter para Europa (devido à proximidade geográfica em sentido de distancia) do que para os EUA.

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@clashreport @PaolSaint

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@yuyuybc4 @felix77 @m_p_q_dbd The concept of fair skin for Asians. As you probably don't know anything about Brazil or South America, most people here don't know anything about Japan or Asia in general aside from TikTok, Instagram, Animes, mangas, k-dramas, kpop or any "trend" thing.

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@yuyuybc4 @felix77 @m_p_q_dbd As I mentioned before, you can argue that the person didn't pick the right word (well, here most people communicate in more or less this way, and in most cases it is not a big deal outside of the internet). Plus, this claim you hear is what I explained before. They don't know +

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@yuyuybc4 @felix77 @m_p_q_dbd Plus, the girl in the beginning was not trying to be bad; she was genuinely trying to compliment the football player. Yes, you can argue that she came up as xenophobic or didn't know the right words. But acting as if people should know your culture and what to say or not is naive

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@yuyuybc4 @felix77 @m_p_q_dbd If you keep saying "white", nobody in Brazil will understand that you are talking about fair skin (they don't even know what fair skin is, because it is not a concept we have), but instead they will associate this with white.

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@PaolSaint @NewsLiberdade Até que não está tão ruim para os padrões haha

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@felix77 @m_p_q_dbd They didn't understand because the translation says it is "white", when in fact they should be saying: fair skin.

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@a1_txn @oxente_danbbmp @_salty_salt__ Also, your concept of fair skin will never be understood by us. I know it because I've been studying Asia for years at an academic level. But I know, most Brazilians don't. As I also understand, you guys won't ever understand our concept of hope and "Brazilian way"

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@a1_txn @oxente_danbbmp @_salty_salt__ Look, although I understand the way she put it sounds xenophobic, her intention was not that. Why? Because in Brazil, we never call out people saying things "I wish this person could love herself more". We usually straight-up say the bad things. We don't beat around the bush.

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@_salty_salt__ E ninguém aqui odeia os coreanos, japoneses ou qualquer outro asiático. Isso começou com um mal-entendido da parte dos coreanos, que somado à falta de percepção cultural dos brasileiros, escalou de uma maneira que tudo que vejo é racismo e xenofobia de ambos os lados.

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@palestina_vive @Alice78821754 O cara é taiwanes. Tem uma diferença porque taiwanes se considera um país a parte.

[Ana ¹⁸⁹⁸ @AthCion]

@PaolSaint @_Jonathananjos_ @mvitorodrigues Sim, é muito a mentalidade de salvador da patria. Mas isso é normal no futebol e nos esportes no geral.