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Category Archives: Asians
Asian Drivers
Comments to Steve Sailer: “I believe studies by insurance companies show that the slightly aggressive driver to be the safest of all. Asians drive like they are afraid and are always giving others the right of way even when they … Continue reading
Asians And THE BELL CURVE In Fairfax, VA–Diversity Or Meritocracy?
Patrick Buchanan writes: A voracious and eclectic reader, President Nixon instructed me to send him every few weeks 10 articles he would not normally see that were on interesting or important issues. In 1971, I sent him an essay from … Continue reading
Why The Decline Of Violence In The West?
Comments to anthropologist Peter Frost: * One interesting aspect of the punishment of criminals in the Sinosphere is a concept of shared familial responsibility. If a person committed a crime, not only the criminal himself would be punished, but often … Continue reading
Should Asians Adopt American Names?
If Asians or blacks or Muslims or Jews or any group don’t want to adapt American names and American ways, they can always move out of the country. If you want to live in America, you should abide by American … Continue reading
8 of the Worst Countries For Black People to Travel
REPORT: China A person of African descent traveling to China should not be surprised if they are repeatedly stared at or even swarmed by crowds of curious Chinese who will treat them as a spectacle by taking pictures, touching their … Continue reading
Does Asian Success Spring From Asian Values?
A documentary on the rise of Japan and South Korea concludes: “Asians themselves began to boast of Asian values. They proclaimed that their growing success was due to discipline and to hard work, their schools and strong authoritarian control.” Jews … Continue reading
Are There Jewish Interests?
I consider it as obvious as the sun rising in the east and setting in the west that different groups have different interests that frequently clash. For instance, it is in black and latino interests in the United States that … Continue reading
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Police, Prisons & The Color Of Crime
From the 2005 book, The Color of Crime: America’s changing racial and ethnic makeup has played a role in the rise in incarceration. The number of Hispanic and non-citizen prisoners is rising faster than the overall prison population. In 2003, … Continue reading
Africa, Asia Have Enormous Room For Improvement, Latin America Not So Much
Latinos (average IQ of 90 in America) are already performing as well as can be expected given their human capital. We should not expect them to do much better than they already do in the United States. They will be … Continue reading
How do we educate asians to feel less shame about taking all the welfare they can get?
Talking to prosecutors, you learn about stark racial differences. Few east-asians get arrested and when they do, they typically say things like, “I want to accept my punishment.” Blacks often get angry and blame the police for racism, while latinos … Continue reading
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