Remember that anti-violent game lawyer crusader?

[Dr Strangelove]

The game has already been made. It's called "Postal 2- Share the Pain".

[Az]

Jesus, get over this antiwhite thing! I don't know why he'd choose Osaki Kim and I don't care! It doesn't make me think any less of Asians or make me associate anything negative with them. Calling a white person "whitey" to attempt to ridicule that person isn't going to help you since there are a lot of white people reading your racist comments.

[KrazyHorse]

O.K. then works his way, methodically back to LA by car

Everything else he suggested was supercool, but this part is like, really boring. What is that, like a 50 hour drive even if you're ****ing tweaking on some high-end meth and can avoid any traffic?

[Tuberski]

I don't think Thompson was being racist with the name, he's just to stupid to realize they are from different cultures.

However, Q3, if you are saying there is no chance that there could be an Osaka Kim, why isn't there?

Bet I know the answer.

ACK!

[DaShi]

Originally posted by Q Cubed


Sounds like whitey apologetics to me. Trying to apologize for whitey, too, while you're at it.

It's obvious that not only can he not tell the difference between the glorious Asian peoples, he associates us with violence--whether for good (ass-kicking) or for evil (ZOMFG ZERGRUSH). Much like how whitey associates Jews with the vast, global, direction-wing financial banking Illuminatus academia conspiracy, his proposal for a game does nothing but emphasize horrid stereotypes.

This case is brought into clearer relief by his marked avoidance of the Asian Signature Weapon, the Katana (+2 initiative, +4 damage, +2 speed, +6 style) in a feeble attempt to be "politically correct". Further proof that Thompson is nothing more than a racist pig****er.

And a hypocrite.

The problem with many asian anti-racism movements is that they quickly descend into anti-white movements. They become nothing but a series of overreactions and unfounded blame, which only adds to the general image of asian insecurity from with most of the true anti-asian racism stems from. Until the movement can look more like a serious complaint about racism (which is difficult, given the racism in the countries of origin for many of them) and not an angry harangue on cultural superiority, the movements will only cause more anger, hurt, and racism. Some of the nastiest racists I've ever met were asian-americans who attended at least one of these so called asian-american culture rallies.

[Q Classic]

Originally posted by vomitus

Jesus, get over this antiwhite thing! I don't know why he'd choose Osaki Kim and I don't care! It doesn't make me think any less of Asians or make me associate anything negative with them. Calling a white person "whitey" to attempt to ridicule that person isn't going to help you since there are a lot of white people reading your racist comments.

Az gets it.

Az

vomitus

[Q Classic]

Originally posted by Tuberski
I don't think Thompson was being racist with the name, he's just to stupid to realize they are from different cultures.

However, Q3, if you are saying there is no chance that there could be an Osaka Kim, why isn't there?

Actually, I know of quite a few Korean-Japanese Americans. They exist.

I just felt that a stupid publicity stunt like that deserved an equally stupid reaction.

===

Originally posted by DaShi


Some of the nastiest racists I've ever met were asian-americans who attended at least one of these so called asian-american culture rallies.

Corrected. (and of course, by asians, I mean whitey.)

[DaShi]

That's not correct though. I'm not saying that all asian-americans are vitriolic racists. I'm saying that the worse I've met were those who claimed to have been educated by these rallies. Now I've never met klan members, so I can't really compare. However, I find it odd that the freedoms of cultural expression and tolerance that they do find in America far outweigh that in many of the asian countries that these type of people often come from. Also, most of them can only cite one or two examples of the racism they've expereinced. None of them have had to experience it nearly everyday and everywhere they go. As a foreigner in China, I've learned a lot about what real racism is, and as I said in the other thread, it's still nothing compared to what black people experience here.

Sorry for the rant. You should have seen the argument I got into with one of the people I was talking about. She was helping me move and made some extreme racist comments to me, and we just had it out right in front of the building. The doorman, who eventually became a good friend of mine thought she was my girlfriend, the argument was so intense.

[Az]

Now I've never met klan members, so I can't really compare.

I often wonder about that. What if you stick a bunch of racists from different races, and make them argue with each other? Ultra awesome.

[Ted Striker]

Word up increase the peace stop the violence

Don't get it twisted dickheads

[Tuberski]

Originally posted by Q Cubed
Corrected. (and of course, by asians, I mean whitey.)

I was hoping we were on the same page.

ACK!

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Az

Now I've never met klan members, so I can't really compare.

I often wonder about that. What if you stick a bunch of racists from different races, and make them argue with each other? Ultra awesome.

Isn't that the UN?

[molly bloom]

The man has obviously read Jonathan Swift.

[chequita guevara]

Or at least heard of it.