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There is no doubt in my mind that if they tried to spread their influence beyond the Chinese immigrant communities you would definitely see 2nd amendment “event

• orwin 3y ago
  Aren't Chinese immigrants Americans? Do you discriminate amongst yourselves?
  • kcplate 3y ago
    >Aren’t Chinese immigrants Americans? Sure, some. But not all…and from my understanding the nature of these police stations is to try and police anti-CCP activity of the non-US citizen Chinese immigrants. >Do you discriminate… Bear in mind there is a considerable cultural difference between a freshly arrived Chinese immigrant in Chinatown NYC and Joe Bob McGill from Pahokee, Florida as it would relate to the submission to or tolerance of a foreign government’s expression of authority within their community. One is a person used to heavy handed action from their government, and the other is a guy driving around town with a Gadsen flag flying on a pole in their truck bed (which is stained with alligator blood that was shot and killed and pulled out of their momma’s pond for getting a little too frisky).
  • dragonwriter 3y ago
    > Aren't Chinese immigrants Americans? Depending on the exact sense of "immigrant" in use, the answer is either an unqualified "no" (if looking at the status of being present on an immigrant visa) or "in some but not all case" (if looking at "people who have immigrated", in which case some are naturalized US citizens, but many are not.)