Difference between revisions of "Anti-Asian hate crime"

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Under the Biden junta, violent attacks and Anti-Asian hate crimes against people of Far East Asian descent in America have increased significantly, particularly perpetrated by violent African Americans and other traditionally Democrat voting groups. These attacks have occurred primarily in ultra-liberal cities.^[1] In Joe Biden's first 60 days after seizing power, NYPD recorded 22 violent anti-Asian attacks compared to zero over the same time period in 2020.^[2]

The Biden junta dropped a lawsuit against Yale University filed by the Trump Justice Department on behalf of Asians to end discrimination and denial of access to higher education.^[3]

According to the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics from 2019,^[4] Blacks who in recent decades have voted over 90 percent Democrat with a higher voter participation rate than Whites or the national average as a whole, have committed the greatest percentage of violent crimes against Asian Americans. The San Fransisco Chronicle reported in 2010 that a survey of about 300 strong-arm robberies were analyzed. "In 85 percent of the physical assault crimes, the victims were Asian and the perpetrators were African American."^[5]

March 2021

• Brandon Elliot, a convicted murderer and African American on parole for killing his mother, violently assaulted an Asian woman who was walking to church in Midtown Manhattan.^[6]
• Police seek to identify an African American male who assaulted an Asian woman and made racially disparaging remarks.^[7]
• A black anti-police BLM supporter attacked several Asian-Americans in Seattle^[8] and was charged the following month.^[9]
• Elias Guerrero, a Latino, struck a 54-year-old Asian woman in the face with a metal pipe in Chinatown in New York.^[10]
• Marc Mathieu, a black male, violently attacked a 68-year-old Asian man on a train, causing bleeding and hospitalization. Witnesses say Mathieu used the term ‘MF Asian’ before the attack.^[11]
• A Black man viciously beat an Asian man on the "J" train in New York City until the victim was unconscious.^[12]
• A 66-year-old Asian man was punched in the face by an African American male while muttering something about "Chinese".^[13]
• A "light skinned or Hispanic" man in Los Gatos, California pushed a Filipino woman to the ground from behind and told her to "go back to [expletive] China."^[14]
• A Black man on a train near Times Square in Manhattan began yelling anti-Asian slurs at a woman and her 3 children, then knocked the woman’s phone to the floor & kicked it off the train.^[15]
• New York City race baiter and mayor Bill de Blasio was heckled and abandoned the platform at a rally while pretending to show sympathy for victims of anti-Asian hate crime.^[16]
• Enviro-conscious terrorists left messages reading “Go Home – F*** China!” at a church in Seattle. It was the fourth such incident since Biden seized power.^[17]

April 2021

• A 61-year-old Chinese American man collecting aluminum cans was assaulted by an African American male, stomping on the man's head. The victim was hospitalized in a coma in critical condition and may not survive.^[18]
• An African American male struck an Asian man in the face and made anti-Asian statements in a Manhattan convenience store.^[19][20]
• A Seattle and Chop zone Black Lives Matter activist was charged with anti-Asian hate crime offenses against three women in two separate incidents. In one incident, Christopher Hamner allegedly shouted “Asian b—h!” at a Chinese-American mom, who was driving with her two children, before punching his fists together in a menacing motion and demanding that she get out of the car. The victim attests, “The moment he made eye contact with me he stopped, opens his door and he’s screaming, ‘F—k you, you Asian b—h. F—k you!’.^[21]
• In Los Angeles, a Black woman assaulted and hospitalized a 70-year-old Mexican-American woman she mistook for an Asian, hurling anti-Asian insults while brutally beating the victim. The victim’s face and eyes were left swollen, her nose was broken, hair was pulled out of her head and she suffered a concussion, her son reported. She was dragged from the back of the bus to front. "ld help, not even the bus driver" in the California Democratic stronghold.^[22]
• An African American male assaulted an Asian woman in Philadelphia's Chinatown, requiring hospitalization.^[23]
• The Black Panthers of Milwaukee intimidated and forced the closure of an Asian nail salon.^[24]

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