Image 1 — There's no limit to larp when it comes to Asians
Image 2 — There's no limit to larp when it comes to Asians

There's no limit to larp when it comes to Asians

Second image is an Asian content creator duetting on a video uploaded by a Chinese person who immigrated to Australia, and posted a video of him with heavy Chinese accent telling three Chinese people to go back to China.

Asia taking Ls as usual.

u/Useful_Astronaut1837 — 10 days ago

I didn’t realize India had its own version of Falun Gong ✌️😭🤣

Cow poo poo didn't come to the rescue rip.

u/Useful_Astronaut1837 — 1 month ago

The Exploitation of Dancing Children in Sapa, Vietnam

On the streets of Sapa, Vietnam, you can find children who should be attending school or staying at home. Instead, they are forced by their parents to dress in traditional clothes and dance in a provocative manner to solicit money from foreign tourists.

Vietnamese officials have addressed the issue back in 2025. However, as of this year, newer videos are still circulating online showing children being forced to dance on the streets of Sapa until late at night.

More information: Here

u/Useful_Astronaut1837 — 3 months ago
▲ 123 r/southindia_+2 crossposts

An Indian nationalist posing as a Chinese person by using a random photo of a Chinese American on TikTok to incite hatred between Chinese and South Indians.

Using a random image of a Chinese person to conceal your identity as an Indian in Canada while pushing an agenda is just another level of unemployment.

u/Cal_Aesthetics_Club — 3 months ago

MC tries to reserve a parking spot by standing in it in Chinatown, then gets mad when someone takes it, calling him a "dumb Chinese fuck."

As far as I know, it isn't illegal to reserve a parking spot by standing in it in Chicago, even though it's generally considered poor social etiquette.

At the same time, I'm pretty sure it isn't illegal for another driver to take the spot if someone is standing there without a vehicle and then steps aside as the car backs into the space to take it.

What do you guys think?

u/Useful_Astronaut1837 — 3 months ago

An Indian nationalist using a VPN to access TikTok to spread anti-Chinese and anti-Pakistani content on TikTok.

This serves as a reminder that if a social media account on Twitter posts about a "caste system" in China, which is a claim made up by some Indians, then it is likely that an Indian is behind the account.

If the account also spreads hate against Pakistan or Bangladesh, then it is even more likely that it is being run by an Indian.

Kind of funny how he is complaining about Chinese people on TikTok. Then maybe don't use VPN to access it in India and just stay over on Twitter lol?

u/Useful_Astronaut1837 — 3 months ago
▲ 121 r/SinophobiaWatch+1 crossposts

An Indian nationalist was caught posing as a Chinese person on Twitter to spread hate against Pakistanis by claiming to be "a Chinese worker in Pakistan."

This serves as a reminder that if a social media account on Twitter posts about a "caste system" in China, which is a claim made up by some Indians, then it is likely that an Indian is behind the account.

If the account also spreads hate against Pakistan or Bangladesh, then it is even more likely that it is being run by an Indian.

u/Igennem — 3 months ago

An Indian nationalist running an anti-Chinese hate campaign on Instagram was caught cosplaying as a Nepali to use Nepal as a shield and dodge criticism of India.

It was a dead giveaway from the start that an Indian was running this account. One of the posts discusses "Nong," essentially a supposed "caste system" that Indians made up to claim China has a caste system.

It becomes even more obvious when you scroll to the bottom: two of the posts are pro-India and anti-China. My guess is that the person running this account is pretending to be Nepali to use Nepal as a shield and avoid people realizing the person behind the account is actually an Indian.

This is a reminder to all Chinese people who come across anti-Chinese posts on the internet: if an account posts about "Nong" or claims that China has a "caste system," then it is likely that the person behind the account is an Indian. 

And if the account also hates Pakistan or Bangladesh, then it is more likely to be an Indian behind the account.

u/Useful_Astronaut1837 — 3 months ago
▲ 141 r/SinophobiaWatch+1 crossposts

A group of Tibetan protesters purposely agitates a CCP embassy staff by putting a poster on his car.

A group of Tibetan protesters put a poster on a car that is owned by a CCP embassy staff. When the CCP staff tries to hand the poster back to the protesters but refused, he then just throws it onto the ground.

u/Junior_Television_43 — 3 months ago
▲ 57 r/EastAsianPride+1 crossposts

A Black woman says, "Ching Chong" about Chinese people, only to be told by her daughter that it's racist.

Saying that using racial slurs isn’t racist. But the moment I say some shit back and use the same excuse?

Meanwhile your daughter who is like 5 years old is more mature than you who is fully grown. Some black people are just too obsessed with Chinese people.

u/Useful_Astronaut1837 — 3 months ago

A gay French and Puerto Rican man wants to commit mass genocide against Chinese people in China.

Context: A post on TikTok discussing about atomic bombs dropped on Japan. Then a French and puerto rican man who is also gay, jumps in saying that he also wants the atomic bombs to be dropped on China.

Indicating that he wants to see Chinese people dying from atomic bombs.

The irony to say that while being gay and complaining about homophobia…

u/Useful_Astronaut1837 — 4 months ago

Black people were enslaved by White people, yet some still attacked Asians during COVID and made rap songs that encouraged violence against Asians without provocation or reason.

It is honestly laughable how some Black creators act innocent on the internet, thinking that if they appeal to liberals, their community's past actions will just be forgotten.

Do they think people forgot how Asians were treated during and after COVID? (Here)

Or the songs that explicitly encouraged violence against Asians? And why has no one in the Black community spoken up about this? Keep in mind this happened way before kpop was popular in the West. (Here)

Don't counter with the claim that ”White people commit the most hate crimes against Asians.” If that's the focus, then why was the Black community so vocal about Cyrus and Rick Chow, to the point that Black Americans even started a ”#StartAsianHate“ trend on Twitter? Mind you, it was just one case. (Here)

And Keep in mind, there was literally an Asian girl who got beaten and called racial slurs by her bullies for wearing “braids“ that weren’t even black culture, but Chinese braids.

Mind you, Black people have been doing all this shit and expect all Asians to worship Black people with love and respect? Give me a break with that bullshit.

I will keep on speaking up against this kind of bullshit from the black community, and the kind of bullshit that liberals love to ignore.

u/Useful_Astronaut1837 — 4 months ago
▲ 72 r/EastAsianPride+1 crossposts

Black people and their obsession with casual racism against Chinese people on TikTok

What is the obsession with Love Island? Lmao.

Whenever there are clips of Black people being openly racist, there would be comments about Love Island.

The third image is even funnier because it's an LGBTQ+ biracial man who is half Black.

I guess he is one of those people.

u/Useful_Astronaut1837 — 4 months ago

An Indian nationalist who is also a caste supremacist was caught cosplaying as a Chinese person by using Google Translate to claim that China has a caste system.

u/Useful_Astronaut1837 — 4 months ago

Harsh reality of what Dalits are going through in India.

Harsh reality of what Dalits are going through in India. This has gotten to the point Indian nationalists are trying to justify their treatment of Dalits by saying, “look China has caste system as well”.

There have been multiple instances on Twitter of Hindu nationalists supporting the caste system in India. Meanwhile now they are speaking up against China‘s so-called, “Caste system“.

#SaveDalits

#StopCasteInIndia

u/Useful_Astronaut1837 — 4 months ago