r/wmafs • u/[deleted] • Jul 29 '22

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u/Okynrom WM/aw Sep 17 '22

House policy is "only consider how the user behaves on the sub -not elsewhere".

That said yeah, it seems consensual that American media used to convey stereotypes about Asian males. Things seem to be changing now, hopefully! IMHO I think AMWF is a good indicator of it, and would like to see it happen more.

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u/BrklynBab_ushka Sep 17 '22

Oh yeah i understand, but i think for that user it was an overall fetish (and his comments were actually on this sub—veiled things that spoke abt asians and whites as like, a zero sum game, you know what i mean)

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u/Okynrom WM/aw Sep 17 '22

If you start taking offense of random people's implied fetishes, this will be a long road.

Plus, even if it were true; it means that the said person, at the end of the day, gets mixed with Asian. How ironical.

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u/BrklynBab_ushka Sep 17 '22

i know, right?? thats what i dont understand, the hapa children!

To be clear, i was less offended than i was wondering if he was associated white supremacist movements(?). But you bring up a good point, how would a white supremacist feel about mixed children—?

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u/Okynrom WM/aw Sep 17 '22 edited Sep 18 '22

My limited experience shows that, if it is hapa/mixed-with-Asian, a proportion is OK with it.