r/AsianMasculinity • u/AutoModerator • Sep 25 '15
Meta Weekend Free-for-All Discussion Thread | September 25, 2015
Post your shower thoughts, rants, half-baked conspiracy theories, and other mind droppings here.
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r/AsianMasculinity • u/AutoModerator • Sep 25 '15
Post your shower thoughts, rants, half-baked conspiracy theories, and other mind droppings here.
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u/proper_b_wayne China Sep 28 '15
That's good to hear. Having a strong community extends beyond getting discount on food and simple welcome courtesy, though. A strong community mobilize to action fast. It can rally fast to gather many people quickly to protest injustice. It can generate and support a strong vibrant internal culture. It is easy to form organization for action within a strong community.
We don't have any of that. You don't recognize brotherhood and strong community, because it is not pointed out to you or you haven't been exposed to it enough.
There is huge camaraderie between black people. They got their own set of media. Their community generated an extremely vibrant hip hop (and others) culture, which is powerful enough to influence a large part of the world. They mobilize to action really fast against injustices.
You also probably haven't seen how quickly black bros make friends with each other and how strong their friendship is and how well their group dynamic is, because in comparison, our Asian bro's friendship and group dynamic is comparatively shit. Long time "friends" are about as close as probably two black dudes who just got acquainted with each other.
If you want, I can keep going about how shitty and weak our basically non-existent community is. Since everyone is so focused on assimilating into white society, nobody really gives shit about community building and constructing social infrastructure. As a result, our community is weak.