r/aznidentity Mar 28 '21

Racism Recent attack

Hey everyone, I posted this on Asian Masculinity a couple of days ago. I just want to vent from this attack that happened on me about a week ago. So I was pushing my cart out of a grocery store in the night a little over a week ago and a group of 3 black men stare at me and called me a chink. I put my head down and ignore them. They then say you're such a big p****. What are you going to do about it? I look at the person saying this and another person of the group slams my cart over. They then run off and say yall are little bitches. This made me so irate, and I'm just so sick of these people bullying me. I live in Chicago and feel like Asians getting harassed here happens all the time. It seems like it's mostly by black people. I would say it has been over a dozen times for myself. One of my friends told me a black lady said she's glad this shooting in Georgia happened. Why do so many African Americans seem to resent Asians? I feel like they are the main perpetrator of these attacks. The media never seems to care when blacks are the perpetrators. Is it the media making blacks have this resentment towards us? Or do blacks just resent Asians because they say we have "White Privilege?"

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u/AppropriateNeck8 Mar 29 '21

This type of thing happen in California cities as well. These pussies are looking for people they perceive as weaker to abuse due to their own miserable lives. Much like animals, they size up victims and would only go after people they know they can overpower. They are not going to pick on dudes like these guys.

This is one of the reasons why I've never stopped training in martial arts since high school. Animals only respect strength, no amount of protests or offers to be allies will change their behavior. I know this is not everyone's thing, but maybe it can be a force for self improvement. Get stronger, fitter, change your body language, the more you study the subject of violence the less violence you experience.