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Dude, unless you are perpetually confining yourself to the Richmond Chinese enclave with your FOB friends, I don't even know how you can be so clueless about the society around you. With that out of the way, I will play with your little game here: 1) There will always be idiots with racist tendencies, but for the most part, I'd say it occurs less than 1% of time. What strikes me as rather unbelievable and ridiculous are: a) an elitist attitude from many of the wealthy new Mainland Chinese immigrants, and b) how a lot of Mainland Chinese immigrants claim they are victims of racism But I will discuss more about that in point #4. 2) All I can say is, you are either seriously misguided, or your perception of Canada is completely fxxked up. WTF do you even mean "CBCs will never be accepted as a proper Canadian?" Canada is a thoroughly multicultural society, especially with the bigger cities (Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, and maybe even Calgary and Edmonton.) The vast majority of people are welcoming and accepting of new cultures. I'd tend to disagree with a comment posted earlier by another person that Canada is a giant cultural melting pot -- that particular comment seems a lot more appropriate in the US. Canada's sense of multiculturalism is unique in the sense that we embrace different kinds of cultures, and we are generally happy to have all the different cultures co-existing in the same time and space. We do not have to lose / give up our own cultural practices to live in Canada. I identify myself as Chinese Canadian. The "Chinese" part refers to my ethnicity, and the "Canadian" part refers to my nationality. If I have to use a single word to identify myself, I'd say I am Canadian. I am not, and will never be a Chinese person with a Canadian passport. I am Canadian with an ethnic Chinese background. 3) Financially, I am certainly not well off, but I am in a comfortable enough place. I #don'tHave1Million, but I do have a good job. I have a retirement plan in place. I want a Porsche and I can't afford one, but I still have a fun car that I enjoy beating on. More important than money is the fact that I am happy with my life, and happiness isn't something that can be bought with money. (OK, I will acknowledge that money can buy tires, car parts, track days, etc.) 4) I enjoy interacting with people who are polite, respectful, cheerful, etc. I do not differentiate others based on their race. Unfortunately, I have seen more than my fair share of uncivilized behaviour from Mainland Chinese. Letting their kids pee on people's front lawn, acting like they own the place just because they are rich, acting like others have to help them because they need help with basic stuff, carrying their bad habits into the local communities, etc. Case in point: recently I went for dinner at Alexandra Road in Richmond. Walking between the street parking where I've parked my car to the restaurant, I was absolutely appalled by the number of cigarette butts that were dumped onto the ground and on the tiny bits of grass along the sidewalk. This is not to say that you don't see cigarette butts being dumped by people in other parts of the city, but the sheer number of cigarette butts were just overwhelming and appalling. As I walked to and from the restaurant and my car that night, there were people of Chinese ethnicity that were casually smoking on the sidewalk and chucking their cigarette butts onto the ground and on the grass. It is this type of uncivilized behaviour that I detest. I have met a lot of well-mannered, respective, and wealthy Chinese people, and I enjoy those experience. Unfortunately, those seem to be the exception rather than the rule. |
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On a somewhat related note. Gululu - Please read this and think about it when you sleep tonight. Quote:
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Don't worry, I'm leaving. Can't afford to have a detached house here because chinese are fleeing other chinese who have stolen money from the motherland. Can't wait to be in Tofino, surfing and enjoying a place that isn't jam-packed full of traffic, disconnected neighborhoods, housing as an investment rather than a place to live and free from the human toilet of the DTES and Gastown! When I was stoned all the time, it was easy to ignore the downsides of Vancouver and only focus on what I liked. Without the weed it is clear to see that this place is a resort for the rich and not a place to put down roots. |
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Everyone knows if it were poor refugee blacks or muslims we would be totally fucked. Instead, our government cherry-picked the most elite chinese, many of whom stole money to get here. This influx of money and new culture helped create the housing boom that has now priced out so many ethnic white Vancouverites from ever affording a home here. https://www.facebook.com/VancouverVanishes You just wait. The backlash is coming. |
Two things I got from this thread I'd like to share; 1) Based on the way Gululu types, inb4 he's not actually mainland Chinese and straight up trolling with this persona. Mainland Chinese don't give a flying fuck about those issues. Those who do, won't post about it. 2) Some of us are amazed at how "Woah ______(RS User) is Chinese??" |
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Gululu, at this point I would normally belittle you with some sort of meme... but, since it's Canada day, I will respond in the most diplomatic way that I can. I rather enjoy being white, and I rather enjoy many non-white people in my life. It's all a matter of perception and everything is relative, the sooner you figure that out, the better off you will be. Your perception is the problem. |
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2. I'm Canadian. 100%. If China went to war with Canada tomorrow, I'd be on Canada's side. The only time I experience racism is from Chinese people who don't consider me Chinese enough for them, which is fine by me because I speak four languages and don't poop in mall garbage cans. 3. I do just fine but I'm very smart with my finances. I went to post secondary for 8 years and still have zero debt. And how would CBC's arrive in Canada with no money? WE WERE BORN HERE and because our parents made huge sacrifices, most of us are pretty well off, actually. We're obviously not crazy rich like most of China's richest...but we are sure way richer than the majority of new immigrants and people actually in China. 4. I hate the ones that can't motherfucking drive. I dislike the fact that so many can't figure out that some of the things that are acceptable in China aren't the same way here and that so many people from China have no interest in being part of Canadian society rather than just making a pocket of China here in Canada. But mostly, I'm indifferent. Most of us Canadians don't give a shit what your skin color is since we recognize that Canada is about more than skin color. Spoiler! |
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I will play along. Just some background info, I am chinese and I was born and raised here in Vancouver. My parents are from overseas and I am the first generation here in Canada. 1. Do you still face racism each day living in Vancouver? If yes, how bad would you say it is? I have never faced racism, not ever since day 1 in school til now. All racism I ever faced are trolls and jokes from friends and family. And I love it. 2. Since you will never be accepted as a proper Canadian, then how do you identify yourself? Basically, are you Chinese or Canadian? (just keep in mind you will never be recognized as a true Canadian, because you will have brown eyes, black hair, yellow skin) I am fully accepted as proper Canadian for all I know and its has always been that way. What is your definition of a true Canadian in terms of physical traits? 3. How is your financial status currently? we recent arrivals have a saying that all CBCs are poor people because they arrived to Canada with no money. Do you currently own your home? or rent? are you financially well off? Why does this concern you so much? Are you super rich and super snob? Maybe you need to live outside your circle and experience society as a whole instead of hanging around "your rich friends". I have absolutely zero debt. I pay all my bills in full. And I am financially comfortable. Not rich, and not poor. Currently rebuilding a home with parents and brother. 4. Do you like to interact with us recent arrival Chinese? or do you hate us? do you feel happy living in Vancouver? I fucking love living in Vancouver. And I hate interacting with "you recent arrivals" if you think you are above all and think everyone else is poor. If thats the case, piss off. Canada definitely don't need more of that shitty attitude people coming in. I have never met you before Gululu, but based on your posts here on Revscene, I assume you fit the bill of the stereotype of mainlanders that lives in Richmond. If I am incorrect, I do apologize. Happy Canada Day! |
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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...hina%20man.png China-man, China-man, Coming over to buy your land, Can he drive? Listen bud, His windshield is covered in blood, Look out, He's going to run you down! |
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Think we found OP guise |
Since when was China a race of human? Or are you being subtly racist? |
OP, you need to stop being insecure. You also need to get out. You probably look awkward and out of place to others because you lack confidence and are paranoid. I've noticed a lot of immigrants don't have proper body language. Some can't look people in the eye........... that sort of shit. When I walk down the street and see dude walking toward me, I do the, "Hey, how's it going," nod. It's not even a noticeable gesture. No words, just a "we're cool". Hard to explain. Two weeks ago, I was at a wedding. I was the only Asian in the crowd of about 80. I noticed it right away and so did they. No problem, though. I just mingled and talked to them. By the end of the day, I was like everybody else and had a great time. Never once did I feel this inferiority complex you seem to talk about. Just be genuine and friendly. Nobody is out to get you. Unless, of course, you are one of those rich assholes who have no class or any fucking idea how to interact with other humans on this planet - had parents who hired others to look after you, never played with other kids when growing up, got into fights (humbled), worked for a living, toiled, never appreciated anything, etc. But.................... if you need someone to tutor you in the fine art of being cool, I'm your man. Your parents do have a lot of money, yes? god bless................. |
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