Well I didnt consider it sexual harassment when in se Asia people wanted to touch my hairy arms. It was irritating and took a while to get used to the lack of any concept of personal space but it wasnt malevolent.
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ALSO - consider the power dynamics here. In your travels were you a besieged minority?
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I was a minority who was discriminated against on the basis of my ethnicity and lack of status as a citizen despite living and working for 18m in the country. I didn't see myself as besieged tho, but neither I expect did the author of the article.
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You weren't a minority in the same way WOC are minorities here & you know it. You did not experience discrimination - you can't deny this concept throughout my thread & invoke it now as a cloak for your bigotry You were a visitor not a migrant. You wouldn't qualify for a visa
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Well when my son was born in Saigon they refused to acknowledge me as father on the birth certificate bc his mother & I were not married & I was not ethnic Vietnamese. This had material effects like delays and difficulties in obtaining docs regarding his status in UK yrs later
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There's that phrase again, "material effects." It only took 4 hours, but there it is - your sense of justification for spewing racism towards an Asian woman. "Difficulty obtaining docs"
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That tweet probably doesn't make you look very good. I haven't screenshot it so you could delete it if you've realised this and would like to just forget you ever wrote it.
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Dude. Your faux benevolence and complete inability to even attempt self reflection is truly astounding. For a moment, just a moment, consider what life might be like for a non-white migrant. Think about the difficulty of documentation in that circumstance.
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Yes that's kind of what I was saying. My son and his mother were non-white migrants when they came to the UK. It indeed difficult to obtain documents, more so because he could not automatically claim citizenship thru me
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Also - I find it interesting you refer to her as the mother of your son. I pass no judgment for those who elect not to marry, but it is interesting that you do not refer to her as your partner or former partner.
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