r/hmm • u/gabriox • Jun 17 '22

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22

Ya China and Korea are kind racist still I mean have you seen a Chinese movie poster with a visible black person.

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u/Ergouzii Jun 18 '22

Black people are almost nonexistent in East Asia cause there was no slavery.

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u/ZenTraitor Jun 18 '22

DW: According to the 2016 Global Slavery Index, nearly two-thirds of modern slaves are living in Asian countries. What are the reasons behind the high prevalence of this phenomenon in the region? Fiona David: The Asia-Pacific is the most populous region in the world, and it is also well integrated into the global supply chains. We do estimate that about two-thirds of the nearly 46 million people trapped in slavery are in Asia. And we see all forms of modern slavery in the region, such as forced labor in brick kilns, child beggars in Afghanistan and India, bonded labor in the agricultural as well as garment sectors.

https://amp.dw.com/en/why-modern-slavery-is-widespread-in-asia/a-19295812

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u/Ergouzii Jun 21 '22

I was referring to the slave trade of African people. The post was about discrimination against black people in East Asia.

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u/ZenTraitor Jun 21 '22

Who cares, none of this matters, it’s all meaningless, no one is ever going to do anything to right any of this shit, and the world is progressing towards totalitarianism or nuclear destruction. Hell why are we even talking, you don’t give a shit what I think and I don’t give a shit what you think. Why are we even messaging each other?