So, Cartooniverse’s behaviour is disgusting. Hopefully next time someone claims that any other ethnic group acts to look after their own first, the people posting here will attack them equally.
Actually, I have no hope whatsoever for that, there are far too many self-hating woke hypocrites here.
The hilarious part of that attitude to me is: The Asian women I’ve known have mostly been women I would not want to cross under any circumstances. There may be a group of subservient Asians somewhere in the world, but they’re not showing up around here.
I spent about a year of my life in Asia between 1993 and 2002 on various business trips. I saw a ton of that behavior from a disappointing number of my co-workers.
Me, too. The other side is the infantilizing. I had a Chinese-American friend who was bitching about her dance instructor who kept calling her his “little China doll.”
I’ll live. As a '99er with a brain and a voice it isn’t the first time. Won’t be the last either. Pity Jenny isn’t alive to have watched this whackadoo back in April, she’d have appreciated the laugh.
Now, we’ll just circle right back up to my original thesis, which I happen to stand by 100%
What happens in the back row in the truck controls the content that leaves the truck. The choices, the edits in the moment, things shown and in this case NOT shown.
All of these are the purvey of the Executive Producer. Calling me a racist because I pointed out that the person in that chair was African - American is, well, fairly hilarious. Everyone sitting in that chair comes to it with a personal and professional agenda and executes the show accordingly.
Anyone who has worked Live Television and has stood in a control room ( or in this case, a remote truck that is the Control Room on wheels ) and has seen ALL cameras and graphics simultaneously will know beyond any doubt that choices get made. Things are seen or not seen. Things are shown in close-up or not at all, or in a vague wide shot.
–Shrug-- You don’t like the truth of a statement about Live Television, well. Here we are in the Pit of despair. You understand how Live Television works? Dandy. See you over in what used to be known as General Questions.
I think Cartooniverse is lonely and needed a hug. Or a slap in the face, since this is the pit, but like my cat, any attention is good attention at a certain point.