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Originally Posted by ayuaddict
The point of the video is:
Point 1. Asian people seem to have trouble adapting to American culture, what is considered acceptable here, manners, common courtesy. An example she provided was yelling in a library,
a. How i feel about that: I have experienced an Asian person do this more often than any other race - difference in culture, sure, understandable if you have never been in a library or don't know how to read signs. What else besides ignorance can you blame for such behavior if it's not your first day in this country or if you can read? Not to mention that if you are uncertain of how to act in a certain environment, how about you do what everybody else is doing: not yelling.
Point 2. Asian people get offended by anything and will band together to hate on somebody who is willing to voice their opinion if it could be considered offensive to them.
a. how i feel about that: it's fucking true.
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You seem very supportive to this "Ching chong ling long ting tong" girl.
Are you saying all the Asians? or people from certain Countries?
There are 48 countries in Asia. Including Russia, Turkey etc..
I am native Korean... Yes we talk pretty loud, and some people may not like our language sound, or may think we sound funny..
But it is very ignorant choice to pick "Asian" as for what she and you described.
Most of all no one should yelling or talking on the phone in the Library..
Even libraries in Korea don't allow people on the phone nor yelling and I am sure any libraries in this planet do not allow that as well.
I am sorry on "certain people from Asia's" behalf to you all for the people who experienced interruption during studies in library...