Topic: Brutal attack on Filipino woman in New York sparks outrage: 'Everybody is on edg (Read 134 times)

Statistically, there is a surge in asian hate crimes in USA in 2020

Anti‐Asian Hate Crimes Surge 149%, while overall hate crime Drops 7% in 2020.

One (purported) goyim beat up another goymin.  Reportedly.  How very useful in a country you want to do a controlled demolition of, and especially if you have the ability to plaster it onto all mainstream media and 'control the narrative' to achieve the effect you need.

Might be getting close to the time to 'make aliyah' for those who have the bloodline (both physical and mental) to do so.

what are you talking about? the thread was created much earlier than Vod's thread(check the date). the problem here is that the OP plagiarized an article and sneakily put his website on the link which is against forum rules.

check this link for reference https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.56689826

You didn't have to open a new thread because we already have a discussion on this topic.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/disgust-with-people-of-greed-ignoring-their-duties-5329345

I guess it's best to move your argument there and lock this topic.

It is sad but true its happening around the world "Hate Crime" maybe because people are fed up already what is happening, the hate that they'r are feeling against these pandemic, corona virus, lockdown etc are all contributed to the madness their feeling and they thought that it has something to do with the Asian and they were looking for people to blame whichever they are, regardless of which country they belong to, unfortunately It is a Filipino. Hoping that they will take action on it instead of covering it up.

But the country where this people belongs to can't just standby and watch as there is now a series of asian hate crimes happening, and even past hate crimes that has been exposed in the public. You can't just normalize the thing where immigrant are being harassed publicly. Its natural that it will be condemned and following today's trend, it will explode.

Also, as fellow asian, seeing this kind of hate crimes make my blood boil, but doesn't mean that I want to harass fellow immigrant in my country, Personally, I haven't seen any immigrants in my country being hated just for not being belong.

People who does violence must be punished, but the countries who tolerated this kind of behavior must be equally condemned.

Violence against immigrants are often happening around the world it doesn't mean the country is against them on most of the cases, the person who is not in a stable state to see them as fellow humans or showing hate with the some people against the weak people so the criminal should be sentenced to jail for the brutality and which should not be a war like scenario between countries.

The security camera video was shocking in its brutality. A 65-year-old Filipino immigrant was walking down a street near Times Square when a man, in broad daylight, suddenly kicked her in the stomach
She crumpled to the sidewalk. He kicked her once in the head. Then again. And again. He yelled an obscenity at her, according to a police official, and then said: "You don't belong here."

As the violent scene unfolded in Manhattan, three men watched from the lobby of a nearby luxury apartment building. When the woman struggled to stand up, one of the men, a security guard, closed the front door to the building.
Even as reports of anti-Asian hate crimes escalated in recent weeks, the video released by police officials on Monday (March 29) evening touched a fresh nerve. The sheer brazenness of the attack - combined with the seeming indifference of the bystanders - caused another wave of fear for many Asian Americans already worn down by a steady drumbeat of assaults.

"This feels like an emergency happening in real time over weeks," said Mr Chris Kwok, a board member of the Asian American Bar Association of New York. "People are in a state of panic. Everybody is on edge."

As the video went viral online, the attack provoked a torrent of condemnation from public officials and seemed to underscore the difficulty the government faces in curbing unprovoked assaults against Asian Americans. 바카라사이트