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America also uses the term Indian to mean Native American, so I was attempting to distinguish between the two. East Asians (as against separate from Indian Asia
by peteretep 9y ago
America also uses the term Indian to mean Native American, so I was attempting to distinguish between the two. East Asians (as against separate from Indian Asians) -- or at least Japanese -- have indeed been the victims of state-sanctioned discrimination in the past.
- dominotw 9y agowell we were 'historically discriminated' via colonialism too. But, I think you saying that these rules should specifically apply to groups that were discriminated in America. Vast majority of mexicans and asians in America are immigrants in last 3 decades so that definition doesn't really apply to vast majority of them either. But I guess you can see that how vague and meaningless defintion you have come up with to decide which cites deserve to be censored. I have a feeling all these people are just following a trend, there is no solid principle, any rhyme or reason to what they are doing. Its literally this- 'oh google banned site X, we don't want to get called out, lets ban it too'
- peteretep 9y agoThe Americans didn't colonise India. Is history education there really that poor?
- dominotw 9y agoDid you only read the first sentence before rage typing in your response. Second sentence from my response " But, I think you saying that these rules should specifically apply to groups that were discriminated in America. " You idea of conversation seems to be one line ad-hominem. Bye!