Please...So now you are telling me that only Chinese Internet trolls are racists while the entirety of the Viets are?
My physical appearance is that I am often mistaken for Mexican. Believe it.
See these MT China associates...???
China - Micron Technology, Inc.
When I was in Shanghai helping to set the place up, I experienced a little bit of Chinese racism against other Asians because enough of the locals thought I was Mexican and they felt a little more relaxed to express their opinions. The racism among many of the Chinese engineers I met is one of seriousness, as in they genuinely believes, just like the more sophisticated American Klansmen like David Duke or closeted Klansman like Pat Buchanan believes, that there are inherent racial intelligence and character differences among the world's peoples and that these differences are not reconcilable. The best those that are superior (supposedly) could do is to be kind to the inferior people, not hostile or even personally mean to them. Discipline them once in a while just like a parent would to a child so the inferior should know their place in the 'natural' order of life.
I left Shanghai without letting a single one of them know what I am -- a member of the 'inferior' Asiatic. And who just trained them on DRAM assembly line processes to boot. That was many years ago and am no longer with MT. Sometimes I wonder if any of them changed, but I really do not care if any of them do, although I do remember that at least one of our escorts, an older Chinese lady with a nice personality enough, did looked a bit embarrassed when one of these Chinese racist engineers, over a few drinks after duty hours, spilled what he thought of other Asiatics. I always suspect she knew what I was.
My white American co-workers, some of them are actually friends, if not close friends, wondered why I said nothing about myself. I told them I wanted them to know how the Chinese sees other Asiatics and that there is not racial solidarity and peace among Asians. A lot of people do view life through
FIRST a racial/racist prism before they judge anyone else through any other filters. Asians are no different.
It is not enough that one group sees itself as superior to another and all others. It is equally important that what can and will that group do with whatever capabilities at its disposal. This is where politics comes in. There is nothing we can do against private racism other than education and persuasion. But in public politics and policies, this is where we must act and act other than persuasions should that method fail. International affairs are no different in this regard.
Under the pretense of territorial disputes, China as dominant power in Asia will start the next racial/racist based regional war. The Viets, the Laos, and the Cambodians will be the first to pay.