Crime edit second arrest made Hate Crime in San Francisco Elderly Asian Man Attacked while collecting Cans

[PlayswellwithLawnDarts]

Those Classy Black Folks
I hate that word

 

[Deleted member 159002]

It is truly a bizarre phenomenon.

We see this time and time again, with leftists...they wait before they employ their selective outrage which is 99 percent of the time contingent on what the race of the perpetrator and victim are.

I would laugh at them if it weren't so pathetic.

I'm not a leftist. I don't have a problem with media reporting perps' and victims' races, as long as it's done consistently. I was simply pointing out that treating someone the way the perps in the video treated the victim is awful and should elicit the same outrage from us regardless of whether or not the perps are racist. Whether or not people who torment someone the way these perps did said something racist is a triviality.

 

[nac386]

Pretty terrible scene there. If you don't feel a level of defensiveness for an old man being basically bullied and strong armed for his property then you don't have a pulse. Hopefully the video leads to arrests, and they throw the book at these guys. Robbery, assault, hate crimes, whatever they can charge them with, they should.

fortunately, more and more are waking up and recognizing just how poisonous leftist ideology is.

The exact opposite is occurring actually. I've already showed you the statistics, which you always ignore, but the number of Asians voting "left" has skyrocketed in recent years. In the 2018 midterms, 77% of Asians voted for Democrat. That is higher than it has ever been.

Pulling wool over your eyes and saying what you wish was true is not going to change reality. The Republican party has a serious problem with attracting Asian voters for a variety of reasons.

 

[nac386]

The sad part is how many Asians, so eager to virtue signal in order to please their rabid white leftist overlords, will sell out their own in a heartbeat.

@LogicalInsanity and this is one of the many reasons. ^

"Oh you disagree on our policies? You must be bowing to white overlords and selling out your people."

Until the Republican party takes an honest look at the interests of the voters that they are alienating, they are never going to make any inroads. They especially should stop doing everything they can to alienate them further with comments like the one above, which is very typical.

 

[Deleted member 159002]

The sad part is how many Asians, so eager to virtue signal in order to please their rabid white leftist overlords, will sell out their own in a heartbeat.

I learned on NPR that Asian guilt is a thing.

The Latasha Harlins murder and the light sentence that Soon Ja Du got off with — she was convicted of voluntary manslaughter, but the judge, in an extraordinary decision that basically overruled the jury, sentenced her to no jail time — it was an enormous miscarriage of justice. And hearing about it and thinking about it, I felt this sense of guilt and shame even though I don't know Soon Ja Du. Just being part of the same community with her, and knowing that she is a Korean woman who lives in Los Angeles, and that there is a high chance that I went to church with someone who went to church with her — there's something about being part of a minority group or a tight-knit ethnic group in America that kind of makes you adopt these group emotions ... And I think this is something that is common to people in minority groups — that you feel anger as a group, or you feel grief, or shame.

 

[GiTGuD]

Fuck those cunts in the videos, I hope they get their heads blown off......However the people here are full of shit


Here's all the hate crimes that has happened in the USA
https://ucr.fbi.gov/hate-crime/2018/tables/table-9.xls


3,359 for whites....How many of that made the mainstream? less than 10?


The point is, that not every racial bullshit makes the mainstream news....so just because this doesn't make the mainstream news, it doesn't mean that the Media thinks this is awesome or whatever bullshit ur trying to say.

 

[Paradigm]

I learned on NPR that Asian guilt is a thing.

The Latasha Harlins murder and the light sentence that Soon Ja Du got off with — she was convicted of voluntary manslaughter, but the judge, in an extraordinary decision that basically overruled the jury, sentenced her to no jail time — it was an enormous miscarriage of justice. And hearing about it and thinking about it, I felt this sense of guilt and shame even though I don't know Soon Ja Du. Just being part of the same community with her, and knowing that she is a Korean woman who lives in Los Angeles, and that there is a high chance that I went to church with someone who went to church with her — there's something about being part of a minority group or a tight-knit ethnic group in America that kind of makes you adopt these group emotions ... And I think this is something that is common to people in minority groups — that you feel anger as a group, or you feel grief, or shame.

Lol...imagine if "black guilt" was such a thing.

 

[JimmyFresno]

Fucking animals who are unfit for civilization.

I hope they all get their karma from this. As well as a lengthy stay busting rocks in the sun. (Wishful thinking, of course. They'll get a slap on the wrist at most, and leave court knowing that they got one over on good people, once again. I say once again, as I doubt this isn't the first time these fucks have victimized someone.)

 

[Paradigm]

Fuck those cunts in the videos, I hope they get their heads blown off......However the people here are full of shit


Here's all the hate crimes that has happened in the USA
https://ucr.fbi.gov/hate-crime/2018/tables/table-9.xls


3,359 for whites....How many of that made the mainstream? less than 10?


The point is, that not every racial bullshit makes the mainstream news....so just because this doesn't make the mainstream news, it doesn't mean that the Media thinks this is awesome or whatever bullshit ur trying to say.

Blacks are overrepresented in hate crime statistics in comparison to their population size, while whites and all other minorities seem to be underrepresented.

 

[S Class]

Racist fucks targeting an old Asian man. Not surprised. Yeah, next time he won't be picking up all the cans littered in their dirty, shit hole neighborhood.

 

[Hadron90]

"I hate Asians" and repeated use of racial slurs. Pretty clear cut case of a hate crime.

 

[GiTGuD]

BTW Im 100% certain this happened....100% legit breakdown here.

Asian dude went to a new place to collect cans.....The Homesless Black dude always collects shit there(Homeless people sometimes divide places up around the city, so they collect different sectors).....The Homeless black dude saw this new asian dude collecting his cans/bottles/etc....The Asian dude doesn't know shit about the homeless agreement to split up cans/bottles/etc by street/neighborhood/etc rustles the fuck of the homeless black dude for not following the "rules".....Homeless black dude just takes his cans/bottles away.....Racist SnapChat Cunt + POS come over to make fun of the poor Asian dude who just got robbed.


That's pretty much what happened in the video....The only true racism in display is by the snapchat/instagram cunt, the crowd also encouraged the stealing so fuck those POS.

 

[F1980]

That was nothing. You gotta watch your back when going into certain neighborhoods if you got the wrong skin color. Same goes for black dudes who go into certain Mexican hoods. White people think it's lala land with all groups getting along when it's the opposite. They're barely tolerating each other. Try being black who understands spansh and go to a mexican restaurant. See what they say about you behind the counter. Try being asian in a black neighborhood. You're gonna be a target.

 

[GiTGuD]

Blacks are overrepresented in hate crime statistics in comparison to their population size, while whites and all other minorities seem to be underrepresented.

Blacks are also the most hated demographic...Over Represented in hate.

 

[Hadron90]

I don't think that's a hate crime. I didn't see anything in the video to suggest he was robbed because he was Asian, looks more like he was robbed because he went into a neighborhood he shouldn't be in.

Why shouldn't he be there? How do you interpret "I hate Asians" as a statement of tolerance?

 

[Lord Coke]

This has hit the normal news and the police appear to be involved.


https://www.sfexaminer.com/news/viral-video-shows-elderly-man-attacked-while-collecting-cans/

A video posted on Twitter Sunday appears to show an elderly man collecting recyclables getting robbed and then assaulted in the Bayview.

Police said they became aware of the video Monday morning.

“We believe the incident took place in the Bayview Police District,” Officer Adam Lobsinger said in a statement. “The Bayview Station Investigations Team has initiated an investigation and is attempting to locate and identify the victim and/or witnesses.”


nikc@nicholaaasli
https://twitter.com/nicholaaasli/status/1231833375469518848

please share this with your friends & family. this is so low, the older man was just trying to make ends meet for his family. he didn’t deserve this. this is ignorant, inhumane, & sickening. i’m praying for this man and his family. if you have any information, please reach out.




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The video shows the older man stepping toward a trolley that carries several garbage bags full of recyclables. He is chased away by a man who pursues him while wielding a tool used to pick up waste.

Onlookers audible in the video can be heard mocking the victim. Several say the man who pursued him stole his possessions, and goad the victim into trying to retrieve them.

The victim again begins to approach the bags, prompting the suspect to break into a run and attempt to swing at him repeatedly with the trash-picker as onlookers shouted in the background. The video ends with the victim crying, and an onlooker — who previously assailed the man for appearing Asian — mocking him.

Posted on Twitter Sunday night, the clip had been retweeted 5,900 times and racked up around 350,000 views by the next afternoon.

Anyone with information is asked to call the SFPD 24-hour tip line at 1-415-575-4444 or Text a Tip to TIP411 and begin the text message with SFPD. Tips can be made anonymously.

 

[Social Distance Warrior]

I learned on NPR that Asian guilt is a thing.

The Latasha Harlins murder and the light sentence that Soon Ja Du got off with — she was convicted of voluntary manslaughter, but the judge, in an extraordinary decision that basically overruled the jury, sentenced her to no jail time — it was an enormous miscarriage of justice. And hearing about it and thinking about it, I felt this sense of guilt and shame even though I don't know Soon Ja Du. Just being part of the same community with her, and knowing that she is a Korean woman who lives in Los Angeles, and that there is a high chance that I went to church with someone who went to church with her — there's something about being part of a minority group or a tight-knit ethnic group in America that kind of makes you adopt these group emotions ... And I think this is something that is common to people in minority groups — that you feel anger as a group, or you feel grief, or shame.

nothing to feel guilty about that.

she had been the victim of violence numerous times, and was assaulted again.

 

[Social Distance Warrior]

I'm not a leftist. I don't have a problem with media reporting perps' and victims' races, as long as it's done consistently. I was simply pointing out that treating someone the way the perps in the video treated the victim is awful and should elicit the same outrage from us regardless of whether or not the perps are racist. Whether or not people who torment someone the way these perps did said something racist is a triviality.

my apologies. I misinterpreted your post. I agree with you.

 

[Social Distance Warrior]

anyone else notice the lack of outrage by the left? I wonder why that is.

 

[vengeful]

Why shouldn't he be there? How do you interpret "I hate Asians" as a statement of tolerance?

You shouldn't be in bad strange neighborhoods. Is this a foreign concept or something?

Tolerance, intolerance. Saying I hate Asians isn't a crime. The person that said it wasn't the one that robbed him, assaulted him, or committed any crime against him so it's hard to say that's a hate crime. "I'm not helping him, I hate Asians." He doesn't have a duty to help a stranger, and he has the freedom of speech to express his hate speech freely. I'm sure my Conservatives on this forum will back up that sentiment as they love saying "hate speech is free speech" which it is.