@JBoatwater@mattvanswol@GovPressOffice You dismiss concerns without even engaging them.
If he’s wrong, that should be easy to prove, so why not address the claims instead of throwing insults?
@saionjiririna@hibikana417 "Obviously Taiwanese" isn’t any more accurate than "obviously Chinese."
You can’t expect bystanders to distinguish between Chinese and Taiwanese in a short encounter. Same language, similar background, there’s no clear way to tell.
@RagnarlyLothbro@gun_waifuu@TansuYegen FYI, he is learning an important survival skill, how to stay afloat on his back.
This helps him breathe and conserve energy instead of panicking and exhausting himself by flailing.
It’s a standard technique taught to children for water safety.
@barbarismcrit I don’t think this is the flex you think it is. The soldiers are standing calm and professional while someone is screaming at them.
That says more about the screamer than it does about them.
@BlaccIfunny@RealDonKeith Discrimination was wrong then, and it’s wrong now. People fought hard to end it, not to reverse it.
Taking turns mistreating each other doesn’t create equality, it just keeps the cycle going.
@DEBATEZdotCOM@Panizachi The translation says that it's a message from one of the Iranians residing in Tehran.
The woman in the video is not the same as the one posting it.
@CassandraRules Stunts like this don’t help anyone, they just push people further apart and make everyone more defensive.
This doesn’t fix racism, it just creates more of it.
@GrinchOnSol@CrazyyHub Defending someone who’s clearly in the wrong just because you share the same identity is hypocritical. Don’t preach ‘respect’ and then mock someone for standing up after being disrespected. If that’s not racist, what is?
@DomnTKO@LivinCaliSolo@CopsGoneWrong Complying and consenting are two different things.
"Step out of the car." You step out = complying.
"Can I search?" You say "I don’t consent." = protecting your rights.
Don’t argue law on the highway. Fight it in court.