This movie makes me feel this way. Look at their stony cruel faces. When was the last time these people did anything really humane or heartfelt or kind? Ugh.
They really do not belong in the West. This movie proves it right?
Could you be any more racist?
-Nam
I am on the road less traveled...
A Chinese feels the same way about Americans like you.
Also, if you use a movie to prove what you think of reality, then I'm seriously concerned about your intellectual level.
Don't use computers or the internet. The machines are taking over. The Terminator movie proves it, right?
by rachellewrx The machines are taking over. The Terminator movie proves it, right?
How many movies have had Russians as the terrorists? This movie came out when North Korea was talking a lot sh!t
shareYou live in the boondocks, do you? Try wander outside of your swamp once in a while.
share"They really do not belong in the West"
No more so than blacks, latinos and whites. All foreigners to the land of America.
When I watched this movie, the first thing I thought was, "so ALL asians are terrorists or traitors, whilst all other races are in it for Team America? Get lost film producer."
This has been quite common now in all Hollywood movies - asians are seen as the perpetual foreigner, despite having a huge history and heritage in the USA. As shown in the movie, there are many ethnic Asians serving the Government, Armed and Special forces, all to protect the USA. Yet the media casually ignore all this, but happily pick upon when asians (usually non American) do bad.
Which brings us to people like the OP. My second thought was, "no doubt there are going to be suckers who will use this as justification to hate on asians." The fact that a) you used a work of fiction and b) based your prejudices on looks ("cold stony faces") says it all. Did you go to school? Do you have a shred of compassion or empathy? Because anyone who does will look beyond stereotypes.
Get some help.
shareIs that you Donald Trump?
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