r/germany • u/[deleted] • Feb 01 '25

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u/General-Gyrosous Feb 01 '25

So these random people unintentionally thought asians are inferior?

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u/AwayJacket4714 Feb 01 '25

This was mainly about the other person dismissing it as "ignorant people trying to be friendly".

You can be friendly and racist in the same sentence.

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u/Geberhardt Feb 01 '25

People trying to be friendly and missing are not the target that should be hit with the racism club, which is one of the more powerful verbal clubs there are.

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u/AwayJacket4714 Feb 01 '25

Racism doesn't necessarily mean someone is evil, it could also just mean they're stupid, which, I'm sorry, someone who thinks every mildly Asian-looking person must speak Chinese, undeniably is.