Never mess with political correctness. No one will dare comment on your blog and you'll be lonely for days.

Fine.

Anyone like my new layout? I DO NOT KNOW WHO THAT WOMAN IS. I just wanted something that showed classic Chinese beauty. Not the hot sexy kung fu mamas like:


Jk.

Oops, seems I can't fully get away from politically incorrect subjects.

The old woman explains to her fellow passengers in Chinese (Toisan dialect) periodically in between the other woman's threats. Basically, the Black/African American female would not allow the Chinese female to sit down next to her. The Black/African American lady starts threatening the older lady and basically...being all in-your-face, as you can see in the video. The Chinese granny doesn't speak English except for a few choice words and unleashes them. (When faced with antagonism, everyone wants to give tit for tat. Plus, the first words usually learned in new languages are the "bad words".) The granny gets more and more angry. All she can do is try to keep her ground in an argument played out in a language she cannot understand. Then BOOM she gets what the Black/African American woman warned her about.

The granny didn't even know the other woman warned her not to "say it again"! I find it interesting that the Black/African American woman was daring the granny to "put your hands on me" in the beginning (when the granny didn't give any indication of doing so) and ended up giving the first punch.

Well, grandma, I'm proud of you.

Plugs: race, political correct-ness

to put things first, the black woman is stupid. just stand up and leave the seat is so much better than being humiliated. secondly, stupid granny. if u don't understand, ask for a translator. don't say 'that' word.

i'm not proud of her because i'm not as stupid her though we share the same race.

the lady in ur layout is called kristy yang. she's from mainland if i'm not mistaken. she's beautiful isn't it?
» renaye on 2009-10-15 01:29:32

proud
...because Chinese have been known to bow out of conflicts for fear of embarrassment, lack of confidence, fear of White people, fear of Black people, not being a "real" American, not speaking English, etc. This, of course, also applies to other minorities. I just think it's about time we stood up for ourselves and I'm glad this is on the world wide web. We're invisible in this country. We have no place in society.
BTW: I wouldn't call her stupid. Insecurity and desperate self-preservation in an unknown environment with no means of communication(to the other party)...it's not stupidity.
» Silver-dot- on 2009-10-15 04:41:42

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