Tuesday, March 19, 2019

The “Ghost of Communism”?

Just saw an article on Drudge about how “Chinese-Americans” are seeing the “ghost of communism” in the “leftward turn” of US politics.

If “Chinese-Americans” are so worried about communism, then why do they (like all other non-white cohorts) overwhelmingly vote for Democrats at every level?

It’s no different than Hispanics voting for hardcore socialism while their former countrymen flee it in every direction.

Only to end up here voting for the same systems.

Is it because they love it?

6 comments:

  1. It's like the idiots who flee the city to the country and then try to make it like the city. If it was so darned great; why didn't they stay there?

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    1. Because you, white man, don't live in those cities. They want to live where you live, right next door to you or inside your house even, you damned Nazi scum.

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  2. Most asian Americans I know do not support leftist ideals or democrat politicians. But thats just my experience. Maybe polls show that chinese americans vote democrat but most Asian immigrants and Americans I know do not. Indian Americans and immigrants are shown to vote conservative

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    1. Demographic studies have shown that all non-whites in the US vote majority Democrat. White women do as well.

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    2. There is no doubt in my mind that is true but there are specific cultures that are much more conservative. Assyrians generally vote conservative, Cubans generally vote conservative, Many demographics of Asians like Japanese vote conservative.

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  3. Oh, I'm sure that there are small demographic groups that vote Republican if you break it down far enough, but no one ever won on the Assyrian vote. We just have to get ourselves to the conclusion that in the voting game, it's the white man against everyone else, and within the next ten years or so, the white man will not be able to win an election to protect himself. We'll have to switch to guns.

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