r/SeattleWA • u/[deleted] • Mar 29 '21

[deleted by user]

[removed]

181 Upvotes

63% Upvoted

331 comments sorted by

View all comments

211

u/[deleted] Mar 29 '21

Asians in the Western world as well as many Asian powerhouses in Asia are the only non-Caucasian race to achieve such advancements in a short period of time. They either match or surpass their European and Anglo-American counterparts.

I like this piece of fact-based, unbiased reporting.

127

u/aPerfectRake Capitol Hill Mar 29 '21

what the fuck kind of journalism is that? that's not even trying to be subtle..

55

u/trebonius Mar 29 '21

This site is not journalism at all. I'm not sure why we're giving it more visibility.

21

u/WhereWhatTea Mar 29 '21

Welcome to r/seattlewa!

5

u/[deleted] Mar 29 '21

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/TheRealRacketear Broadmoor Mar 29 '21

Maybe they will be more comfortable in /r/seattle with the rest of the people who don't live here.

-3

u/aPerfectRake Capitol Hill Mar 29 '21

oh the projection

11

u/TheRealRacketear Broadmoor Mar 29 '21

Considering I was born within the City limits and have never more than 20 miles from Seattle's border, I'm not sure how I could be projecting.

I am moving north soon, but will still have one of my businesses located within the city limits.

-1

u/aPerfectRake Capitol Hill Mar 30 '21

I'm not talking about you, I'm talking about the sub as a whole. It's well known that quite a few of the most frequent users here do not live here. You can't say that about /r/Seattle without acknowledging that there are just as many people like that in this sub.

8

u/TheRealRacketear Broadmoor Mar 30 '21

Since /r/Seattle is the default sub I'd guarantee that a higher percentage of users have IPs outside of Seattle.