Saturday, March 28, 2020

Proof

Non-Asian Mixed Americans think they are more "real," like the Latinos and Blacks.  They think everyone else deserves to be uninvolved and considered ignorant for ending up being different.

Did you see the people from India are considered bad to be nice to Asians?
Can't I just be interested in all cultures?
Why do Italians think they are better than the Irish and to be more like the Germans?...  They must have access to a lot of trust, maybe less of them are mixed race?
People in some of the surrounding countries in Germany are also vicious ignoring/abusing me and associating themselves with Germany in comparison to Americans.
Remember how friendly Europe used to be to the US?  It's not as friendly anymore I know in Germany, maybe to people other than me good though.  I bet they are flirting with Generation YZ.  I guess it's too late for me, but it's not all my fault.

Monday, March 23, 2020

There was a German or some other ethnic lady working at a nice little Italian restaurant, and she was pretty much very caring and nice, but my sandwich I found the toothpick was inside when she boxed it up.

I didn't submit to these things, and before she wouldn't care about my race..
Germans etc. pretend to know answers.
Americans haphazardly think racism is too bad, and it's of their disposal.
People who are all not the most white are racist to me!
People combine racism against me saying I was bad "anyway."
I never said I submitted to anyone.
It's everyone's go-to to be racist and laugh it off like it didn't just happen and they didn't just do it.

Germans and School Etc...

Germans used to be more open and welcoming to the US, like when I was in high school and college, but ... today they followed a trend/s and many cut me off, trying to make me feel like the Jews in Nazi Germany during WWI/WWII and under Hitler.  Some of them can be about as socially useless as the US became before them, calling people like me "different" and then ignoring me, like saying I'm "exotic" in the end I think more than once in college.