JennY Hyun (not the songwriter for Girls Generation) does not like black people

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Didn't that Taeyeon person in SNSD also say that Alicia Keys, "for a black person, she is pretty."?

In their defense there is a 100% difference between thinking a race is subhuman and not being attracted to their genetic features.

I'm mostly Greek, but I find incredibly pale people almost always unattractive outside a few red heads. This make me racist?
 
It's amusing how some people in this thread are more concerned with clarifying this woman's assocation with SNSD rather than addressing the content/vitriol of her tweets.

People should definitely be more worried about a thread title spreading a lie than about some idiot's irrelevant racists opinions, yeah.
 
They accept the Japanese and make exceptions with some other (pale) Asians from time to time. The negro scourge is obviously a much more pressing issue.

Yea to make an omelet you have to accept a few non-superior beings from time to time. Well, at least they are dedicated to a cause..
 
It's amusing how some people in this thread are more concerned with clarifying this woman's assocation with SNSD rather than addressing the content/vitriol of her tweets.
If you liked someone, and planned on continuing to like them, would you want people saying/thinking...

throwing out all my snsd discs straight in the fucking trash

anyone who likes these bigots must be pretty racist themselves
...when there wasn't a shred of truth in it?
 
If this thread goes on for several pages, there's inevitably going to be someone who's like "oh yeah, well Asians are ______". And maybe not even here on GAF, but just someone reading this.

People get heated.
I guess. It just seems to me like at this point we should stop being surprised that people are capable of believing exceedingly dumb shit.
 
Between ESPN, Mayweather, and now this; its like nobody knows how to deal with Jeremy Lin's sudden success.

It's amusing how some people in this thread are more concerned with clarifying this woman's assocation with SNSD rather than addressing the content/vitriol of her tweets.
Well, what is there really to discuss about it? Its the racist ramblings of some nobody that wouldn't even be noticed if she didn't have some connection to SNSD.And those pictures she posted on her blog, its like sub-Stormfront levels of racist humor.
 
In their defense there is a 100% difference between thinking a race is subhuman and not being attracted to their genetic features.

I'm mostly Greek, but I find incredibly pale people almost always unattractive outside a few red heads. This make me racist?

i had a dude in one of my classes like 2 weeks ago that said this same shit

is your name Christopher
 
It's amusing how some people in this thread are more concerned with clarifying this woman's assocation with SNSD rather than addressing the content/vitriol of her tweets.

Unless she was hacked, if you read those tweets I think it's safe to say she's a bigot and an embarrassment to the entire human race. I don't really think there's much more to discuss. I certainly don't want someone like that being called a member of SNSD when she's not.
 
Is there racism against white people in Asia?

My experience of racism in Asia as a white guy has mostly been cultural, that is to say that people make fun of me and sometimes distrust me because of assumptions about my culture. It's doesn't have so much of a eugenics angle as the stuff this moron is saying.
 
i had a dude in one of my classes like 2 weeks ago that said this same shit

is your name Christopher

Nope, honestly not sure why I feel that way though. Super thin and super pale are my two "OH GOD DO NOT WANT" signals when it comes to women besides the 1-5% that beat the odds.

My old roommate who was half russian half black never was attracted to black women /shrug.
 
I have noticed in my 15 years in LA that Koreans here are super racist, more so than usual. LA Koreans are much less progressive in that regard than Koreans in Cincinnati where I grew up, which seems backwards of expectations. Maybe it's because in LA, you don't have to interact with anyone other than Koreans and still live your day to day in this city.
 
Haha considering how much Asian pop rips off black culture she should be black people's best friend for providing her with content.
 
I have noticed in my 15 years in LA that Koreans here are super racist, more so than usual. LA Koreans are much less progressive in that regard than Koreans in Cincinnati where I grew up, which seems backwards of expectations. Maybe it's because in LA, you don't have to interact with anyone other than Koreans and still live your day to day in this city.

A lot of LA Koreans are not fans of black people due to the LA riots when their businesses were wrecked.
 
I have noticed in my 15 years in LA that Koreans here are super racist, more so than usual. LA Koreans are much less progressive in that regard than Koreans in Cincinnati where I grew up, which seems backwards of expectations. Maybe it's because in LA, you don't have to interact with anyone other than Koreans and still live your day to day in this city.

Already discussed.
 
Edit: Well, I'm an idiot. I didn't know there was a blog, and I shouldn't have assumed she was a native Korean.

It's true that just about all Oriental Asians have low opinions of black people.
 
Is this even real? I mean fake accounts are always made...oh wait, her blog. Nevermind. Seriously this shit is just embarrassing.
 
Don't know how this could be real because I don't know how anyone could be dumb enough to tweet this. Hacked accounts maybe?
 
I really always thought that blacks and Koreans had some kind of parity or comity. At least in my experiences and social interactions and observations. I mean, I know about the whole being followed around in the small Korean shop thing, but I didn't know there was all that underlying anger.
 
Did she fuck some black guy and believed when he said he'd call? I only suggest because I've had a girl go HAM racist on me like that before because of that, and oddly enough she was Asian too. Connection? Aliens? Boa Kwon?
 
i kinda figured as much. it seems a lot of the racist acts come from either a lack of understanding, or no interaction whatsoever.

From what my Korean friend has told me, white people in Korea are fairly rare -- much more so than somewhere like Japan -- and any other non-Asians are pretty much non-existent. She's advised other friends in the past that it's much easier to get work there as an English teacher if you're white because unfortunately a lot of Koreans would actually assume that a black person wouldn't be a native English speaker because they associate "American" with "white."

Obviously this is a form of racism, but it is born from actual ignorance and being such a closed off society for such a long time, though that's obviously changing as Korea's place in the global economy grows. The issues with the Japanese and Chinese are because of years being occupied and dominated by these other empires. Overall that's generally less about actual hatred and more of a competitive and sometimes grumbling resentment not all that unlike how some Americans can be nutty about the British or French but most of us just want to win at sporting events.

It appears from her blog though that Jenny Hyun was born in America, so not really any excuses for her, even if her remarks weren't absolutely batshit insane.
 
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