berneezy3

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by berneezy3 6y ago
Guo Wen Gui has made some previous claims that seemed outlandish at the time, but turned out to be true, such as China forcibly taking control of Hong Kong, causing protesters to flood the streets; the CCP lying/withholding information
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by berneezy3 6y ago
It’s a good point, NYPD defunding itself can’t be tied directly to insurrection, but certain factions of the movement can be, as I detail in another response in the parent thread. To me, the crime is high due to the unfortunate realities of
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by berneezy3 6y ago
I'm not saying the Capitol Hill rioters should be absolved from their actions. Those who breached the capitol violently should be charged accordingly w/ the federal crimes they violated. I personally think Trump is also responsi
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by berneezy3 6y ago
First off, thank you for providing your sources. I wasn't aware of Giuliani's speech before you posted. Now, on to your points. > But I find it fallacious in the extreme to equate reducing a police budget with insurrection. I
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by berneezy3 6y ago
The looting and rioting after the George Floyd incident (as a separate event from the peaceful protests) were not limited to commercial districts. Across multiple cities, government buildings and police stations were vandalized/looted
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by berneezy3 6y ago
Can you point me to a source on how Giuliani "meaningfully facilitated illegal insurrection against a peaceful transition"? I can't name democrats who facilitated ilegal insurrection in regards to this past election, but I ca
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by berneezy3 8y ago
Great to see other Martial arts enthusiasts on HN. At its core, martial arts is problem solving, similar to the other topics that appear on this forum. I have found that in addition to increasing physical confidence, BJJ also improves spa
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by berneezy3 10y ago
I don't think its the best solution, but I do think it is better than the way certain minority groups are using PC culture as a means to harass anyone with the different opinion. At least with the current Asian culture of remaining si
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by berneezy3 10y ago
OP here. That is a business opportunity I have pondered a lot about... Do you think its a viable idea?
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by berneezy3 10y ago
Yeah, we also love to give our friends shit here in America :) But to clarify, the group text began before they met me. They only told me about the texts after realizing I was Americanized and deciding I was "one of them". Howeve
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by berneezy3 10y ago
Native Americans are probably the most unfortunate group. To put it in business terms, I think certain ethnic groups have just been more successful in their marketing than others ;)
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by berneezy3 10y ago
Great resource!
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by berneezy3 10y ago
Very good point. I do think the hardships that the African-American community have endured are far more severe than the ones Asians in America have. But my people did endure their share of hardships as well; the first Chinese immigrants
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by berneezy3 10y ago
I think that points out the whole fallacy of PC culture: that Americans only will be ethnically thoughtful when being pressured into. For better or for worse, Asians get mocked simply because we are conditioned to deal with mockery with s
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by berneezy3 10y ago
OP here. The hardships can definitely be turned into a strength, one that is hard for mono-cultured people to grasp. I also had a rough childhood, and I somewhat held a grudge on my parents for it. But now, I feel like I am reaping those
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by berneezy3 10y ago
OP here. This was a pretty personal blog post for me to write, so I hope that it can help you integrating into your new environment.
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by berneezy3 10y ago
Thanks Dad! :P
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by berneezy3 10y ago
Thanks for the read, Kenny! I can't imagine the constant transition between western, Chinese, then Japanese culture, though I'm sure it must be very rewarding to you through it all!
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Adapting to American culture as a Chinese student(quora.com)
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