Wow, this pisses me off -- Part 2

On March 14 2011 13:01 phosphorylation wrote:
I am asian american but I actually agree with her points, despite her appearing and sounding like a valley girl or something.
Random chinese people talking loudly on their phones in the library piss me off.
And her impression of a chinese person talking on the phone cracked me up -- that is, it was pretty good.

On March 14 2011 13:03 dasanivan wrote:


please, have some dignity

On March 14 2011 13:01 phosphorylation wrote:
And her impression of a chinese person talking on the phone cracked me up -- that is, it was pretty good.

On March 14 2011 13:03 skronch wrote:
lol saw this make the rounds on my friends' facebook pages and finally decided to watch it. though it was going to be something horribly offensive but its just some stuck up bitch trying to make a reasonable point in a pretty insensitive manner. am i missing something?

On March 14 2011 13:01 phosphorylation wrote:
I am asian american but I actually agree with her points, despite her appearing and sounding like a valley girl or something.
Random chinese people talking loudly on their phones in the library piss me off.
And her impression of a chinese person talking on the phone cracked me up -- that is, it was pretty good.

On March 14 2011 13:10 phosphorylation wrote:
... what are you guys' problem?
way too sensitive her complaint is reasonable
and whatever, her stereotyping was also reasonable
too much political correctedness is counter-productive
as long as she doesn't hold a genuine hatred against all asians or something, i am ok with her making impressions of chinese people talking in the library

On March 14 2011 13:12 phosphorylation wrote:
as noted before, i am asian
but it is true that people talking annoyingly in the libraries tend to be asians (chinese)
although this may have to do with the fact that asians frequent libraries more than other races

On March 14 2011 13:15 Nfi wrote:
I'm sorry how do people like this get into UCLA? I am honestly confused I mean I may not know much about this person but from this 3 minute video I can say what in the FUCK is going on here? This has to be a joke and political science? Dumb fucking bitch burn in a fire this makes me MAD AS FUCK knowing I probably will not get into UCLA due to my bad GPA but there is no way in fucking hell this dumb bitch studying political science deserves to be in UCLA. Sorry just venting.

On March 14 2011 13:10 phosphorylation wrote:
... what are you guys' problem?
way too sensitive her complaint is reasonable
and whatever, her stereotyping was also reasonable
too much political correctedness is counter-productive
as long as she doesn't hold a genuine hatred against all asians or something, i am ok with her making impressions of chinese people talking in the library

On March 14 2011 13:16 phosphorylation wrote:
it was reasonable based on what she had a chance to encounter at ucla
which is probably limited -- and hence misleading

On March 14 2011 13:10 The_LiNk wrote:
She would have been so successful if she replaced "Asian" with "people" and "Ching Chong" with "Hurr Durr."

On March 14 2011 13:26 randomKo_Orean wrote:
Secondly, her commentary on the Japanese quake would have had at least 1/2 of the Asian population down her throat if they had the chance.

On March 14 2011 13:30 Amnesia wrote:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=838120&songID=10392988&showPlayer=true

lol what the ufck.

On March 14 2011 13:29 skronch wrote:

i don't think its just asians that want to be "down her throat"

On March 14 2011 13:30 Amnesia wrote:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=838120&songID=10392988&showPlayer=true

lol what the ufck.

On March 14 2011 13:34 randomKo_Orean wrote:


LOL omfg im dying right now

On March 14 2011 13:30 Amnesia wrote:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=838120&songID=10392988&showPlayer=true

lol what the ufck.

On March 14 2011 13:35 phosphorylation wrote:

ROFL
this is what i mean
if you aren't so tight-assed about being political correct all the time, it can lend to golden comedic opportunities

On March 14 2011 13:35 phosphorylation wrote:

ROFL
this is what i mean
if you aren't so tight-assed about being political correct all the time, it can lend to golden comedic opportunities

On March 14 2011 13:36 koreasilver wrote:

Because she's an idiot, not because her generalization has a great point.

I mean

칭청링렁팅텅

On March 14 2011 13:37 Cambium wrote:


There was one time, a group of aforementioned people held a fucking birthday party in a group study room, with cakes, candles and lights turned off, are you fucking kidding me?

On March 14 2011 13:30 Amnesia wrote:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=838120&songID=10392988&showPlayer=true

lol what the ufck.

On March 14 2011 13:30 Amnesia wrote:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=838120&songID=10392988&showPlayer=true

lol what the ufck.

On March 14 2011 13:38 phosphorylation wrote:

obviously this isn't funny, because of her point
its funny because imitating people (badly) is inherently hilarious

On March 14 2011 13:01 phosphorylation wrote:
her impression of a chinese person talking on the phone cracked me up -- that is, it was pretty good.

On March 14 2011 13:10 phosphorylation wrote:
... what are you guys' problem?
way too sensitive her complaint is reasonable
and whatever, her stereotyping was also reasonable

On March 14 2011 13:01 phosphorylation wrote:
I am asian american but I actually agree with her points, despite her appearing and sounding like a valley girl or something.
Random chinese people talking loudly on their phones in the library piss me off.
And her impression of a chinese person talking on the phone cracked me up -- that is, it was pretty good.

On March 14 2011 13:44 Cambium wrote:
Personally, I thought it sounded like she started off with Chinese then ended with Korean.

On March 14 2011 13:30 Amnesia wrote:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=838120&songID=10392988&showPlayer=true

lol what the ufck.

On March 14 2011 13:42 koreasilver wrote:

But you said here that her imitation is actually "pretty good"



and

On March 14 2011 13:30 Amnesia wrote:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=838120&songID=10392988&showPlayer=true

lol what the ufck.

On March 14 2011 13:47 semantics wrote:
it's a shame she doesn't talk with an inflection at the end of her sentences. Also at everyone who complains about this but then says i'd do her i find you just as bad.

On March 14 2011 13:47 semantics wrote:
it's a shame she doesn't talk with an inflection at the end of her sentences. Also at everyone who complains about this but then says i'd do her i find you just as bad.

On March 14 2011 13:30 Amnesia wrote:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=838120&songID=10392988&showPlayer=true

lol what the ufck.

On March 14 2011 13:53 Jimmeh wrote:


I'd do her but only if the song was playing in the background on repeat.

On March 14 2011 13:53 Murderotica wrote:

Having sex with a person doesn't necessarily mean you approve of all their faults, in fact it means nothing because it's not like you're marrying the person. A one night stand with her would be nice, not because of her social views, but because of dem tits.

On March 14 2011 13:50 phosphorylation wrote:

...
if you are going to editorialize on my hastily written posts by putting it out of context like that..
i will break it down for you
it was "pretty good" because it had much comedic potential -- that is, it was bad (but not bad enough to be completely silly and unfunny)
her complaint and stereotyping are "reasonable" based on what she had a chance to encounter -- which was limited and skewed; and therefore, depsite being reasonable in her case, it would also be ignorant in the larger context. Actually, the complaint portion, at least, is reasonable, in any context.

and i admitted that i did not notice that she mentioned the japanese disaster and that would change my perspectives a bit

get it?
now, do something more productive than obessing over my posts

On March 14 2011 13:58 semantics wrote:

that song is a plague i need to play some Avril lavgrine to get that catchy outta my head.


Yeah but instead of racists your just misogynists reducing a person down to set object just being a different kind of bad.

On March 14 2011 13:54 Kamais_Ookin wrote:
Nice!

Is it just me guys or was the best part of the video staring at her massive tits?

On March 14 2011 14:00 koreasilver wrote:

I'm sorry, but if we go through your posts chronologically in this thread you go from full out supportive to the sort of pussyfooting apologetics that you're engaging in now. Either you really don't know what you're on about or you're spineless. Either is embarrassing.

On March 14 2011 13:37 Cambium wrote:
I'm Chinese (moved to Canada when I was 11)

I went to UWaterloo for my undergrad, and there's a big library called DC (or "Downtown China", or "Club DC") that I used to go before midterms and finals. That place is ridiculously packed with Asians ("fobby Chinese" and Koreans mostly), and they came in hordes, eight plus. They would all dress up a little bit (hence "Club DC") and drink bubble tea while talking and laughing (some Korean dudes also played SC, which I respected) while I was running around trying to find a vacant table.

There was one time, a group of aforementioned people held a fucking birthday party in a group study room (in the basement, beside the magazines and couches if you know what I'm talking about), with cakes, candles and lights turned off, are you fucking kidding me?

Anyway, that's my rant about Asians. This girl raised some valid points, but she just presented them in a horrible way. Big boobs were nice to look at while I was hearing her rant.

On March 14 2011 15:32 Candide wrote:
http://www.modelmayhem.com/871307

Lol some fb friends of mine found this XD

On March 14 2011 15:54 phosphorylation wrote:
this has nothing to do with being apologetic..
i just think it is ridiuclous that people get so riled up over a rather uninformed (and somewhat airheaded) but relatively harmless girl ranting about (actually) a reasonable complaint (that of asians talking on the phone in library and having their family always coming to babysit them, both of which have some truth in them)
ok, the comment about tsunami isn't harmless, but i didn't hear it when i watched it quickly

mostly, i saw potential for comedic gold -- and indeed, comedy was delivered

On March 14 2011 13:03 itzme_petey wrote:
Its alright. Blonde big tits and studying political science. OBVIOUSLY LYING.

On March 14 2011 16:33 ChApFoU wrote:

lol that's pretty lame but that's what I thought immediately :p She doesn't look like the average political science nerd ...

On March 14 2011 16:33 ChApFoU wrote:

lol that's pretty lame but that's what I thought immediately :p She doesn't look like the average political science nerd ...

On March 14 2011 16:05 randomKo_Orean wrote:
This girl's video is exploding for UCSD/UCLA and other universities with significant Asian population, as people are posting in their facebook profiles to waste time instead of studying for finals. Ohhhhhhhhh this could get interesting

On March 14 2011 16:58 T.O.P. wrote:

This has to be the first time I heard political science together with nerd.

On March 14 2011 21:15 Fen wrote:
I feel bad for acting a bit racist here, but her main point of asians talking in the library i've found is quite true.

I think its very much a cultural difference thing, but asian students (International students who have come over to study, not asian students that have been living in Australia for a while) tend not to be considerate of those around them (or less so than the non-asian students). I studied at one of the universities in Australia that takes a lot of international students, and I experienced what it was like to have groups of asians block walkways and refuse to move for people trying to get past, talking on phones or meeting up and chatting loudly in designated quiet study areas, sit at a 4 seated tables in cafeterias by themselves, using computers that students are supposed to have access to for study for flash games, outright refuse to talk to people who are not asian.

Now of course there are probs plenty of white people who did the same and plenty of international students who were considerate of others, but overall, the majority of the time it was one of these international students who was the offending party. They just did not seem to give a fuck about anyone else around them.

So Im going to defend this girl because I feel ive been in similar situations and know where shes coming from.

Now she probs isn't racist, but is just venting her frustrations. Like she said, it's finals week, and that means theres a lot of extra pressure, which tends to leave people with a shorter fuse than normal. She probs just got back from the library and was still raging about the annoying asian guy talking on his phone disrupting her study. And anyone whos ever been frustrated at anything should know that it's easy to say stupid stuff that really isnt related to a logical argument against what you are angry with. (Think Kramer when he started calling a guy a nigga when he lost his cool)

On March 15 2011 04:55 Amnesia wrote:
lol the powers of the Internet...her name, address, phone numbers, and e-mail address have been exposed.

Quite a scary world out there lol.

On March 15 2011 05:56 I_Love_Bacon wrote:
The fact that this will be blown out of proportion offends me 10000x more than anything she said in that video. She'll be reprimanded and have to deal with this shit for ages now, for what was little more than venting frustration.

On March 15 2011 06:05 Rho_ wrote:


I think it's deserved. When you and I are frustrated, we vent to people we know, or anonymously to the internet through message boards such as these. She did so publically, to the internet at large, in what is basically a "LOOK AT MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE" video. Well, she's got our collective attention now, doesn't she.

What's worse, she should know better (and even hints that she knows that what she is saying is inflammitory when she says 'we all know I'm not the most politically correct person'). If you know what you're saying could be construed as racist (whether or not you intend it), why in gods name would you put it on youtube?

I have very little sympathy.

On March 15 2011 06:23 I_Love_Bacon wrote:


So that means the people who will undoubtedly use her personal information to essentially harass her are warranted in doing so because she isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer?

She made ignorant statements based on personal experiences she had just had that day. Nobody can disagree with the broad point she was making, only with how she directed it. People blowing stupid shit out of proportion as usual. Not to point a finger at overly liberal colleges, but this type of student body getting worked up over ridiculous bull shit is what makes them a joke to everybody not in that circle.

On March 15 2011 06:34 Rho_ wrote:


I don't condone harassment at all. Mockery and shaming are certainly warranted.

However, your outrage at this "being blown out of proportion" is misplaced. If you or I are annoyed about someone in the library, we may tell a friend about it. If we are particularly annoyed, we might even make an anonymous post on an internet message board, or even post something on facebook. However, she chose to take it all the way to Youtube, the king of exposure, because she felt that this offense was so egregious, so heinous, so terrible that everyone needed to know.

The response is, if anything, proportional to her initial overreaction.

On March 15 2011 06:49 I_Love_Bacon wrote:


When "mockery and shaming" are done with thousands and thousands of people and news outlets, then it's worse than harassment. There's a piece about her on Huffingtonpost and probably many, many more to come on other sites. She will basically have a chance of having some of her life ruined over a tiny, insignificant, and trivial video she made. And if you don't think her life can be ruined (note: slightly dramatizing my point, but not entirely) then you're not looking at the whole picture and what can come of this.

I wont comment on the ridiculous logic you used to somehow tie that talking to friends, posting on a message board, or posting something on facebook would make it a lesser crime, but posting on on Youtube? Oh, well then she clearly deserves it.

On March 15 2011 06:55 Rokusha wrote:


Personally if she is that stupid to make racist comments on a youtube video for everyone to see, then she deserves it. She isn't some naive middle schooler. She is an adult. And unfortunately she probably will be learning the hard way that saying things like this publicly will have consequences. If a white person made a video on youtube about black people being obnoxiously loud and always knocking up girls and leaving them etc., there would be a huge shit storm even though some of the stereotypes are backed by statistics (okay not the being loud part). I see no reason she should get special treatment for being dumb and making racists remarks about Asians.

On March 15 2011 06:59 I_Love_Bacon wrote:


Your implication that I would care more if it were non-asians is insulting to me. I don't give a flying fuck in general. Any group of people, race or otherwise, could be targeted in this manner and I wouldn't care in the slightest. Is she an idiot for framing her statements the way she did? Yes, but that doesn't make her overly racist, which is what she'll be labeled, just an idiot.

slight addendum/edit: You might not be suggesting that directly at me, but saying it as a whole I think is ridiculous. Instead of framing the discussion in that way simply change her comment from the ching-chong-ting-long or whatever to speaking in ebonics. There'd still be a shit storm, and it would still be undeserved.

On March 15 2011 06:49 I_Love_Bacon wrote:


When "mockery and shaming" are done with thousands and thousands of people and news outlets, then it's worse than harassment. There's a piece about her on Huffingtonpost and probably many, many more to come on other sites. She will basically have a chance of having some of her life ruined over a tiny, insignificant, and trivial video she made. And if you don't think her life can be ruined (note: slightly dramatizing my point, but not entirely) then you're not looking at the whole picture and what can come of this.

I wont comment on the ridiculous logic you used to somehow tie that talking to friends, posting on a message board, or posting something on facebook would make it a lesser crime, but posting on on Youtube? Oh, well then she clearly deserves it.

On March 15 2011 09:26 phosphorylation wrote:
wow UCLA adminstration is surely overreacting..
i bet they can find many more idiots in that school besides her, and many of them are probably not as harmless

UCLA Office of the Chancellor
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


To the Campus Community:

I am appalled by the thoughtless and hurtful comments of a UCLA student posted
on YouTube. Like many of you, I recoil when someone invokes the right of free
expression to demean other individuals or groups.

This one act certainly does not represent the views of our UCLA community. Our
community is built on mutual respect and civility, and we are committed to
fostering an environment that values and supports every member of the community.
It is most unfortunate that a single clip on the Internet undermines that
environment by expressing hurtful and shameful ideas about others in our
community. I believe that speech that expresses intolerance toward any group of
people on the basis of race or gender, or sexual, religious or cultural identity
is indefensible and has no place at UCLA.

Let this incident serve as a reminder of our collective responsibility to
confront hateful and ignorant speech and to uphold UCLA’s core values of
respect and integrity.

Sincerely,

Gene D. Block
Chancellor

On March 15 2011 10:18 Assault_1 wrote:


what a surprise.. in response to a light-hearted video, the administration spews out a generic letter written like a lawyer/robot. I guess thats what they're paid to do

On March 15 2011 10:28 randomKo_Orean wrote:

If you honestly believe this video was "light-hearted," you suck at social interaction.

On March 15 2011 10:36 koreasilver wrote:

Disregarding the context of this letter, what, do you want administration to write like school girls?

On March 15 2011 12:35 semantics wrote:

Hearting the i and writing in purple really does help.

On March 15 2011 12:29 I_Love_Bacon wrote:


If you honestly believe this is the proper way to get a point across, you suck at debating.

I don't get how people watch this video and somehow perceive it as overt racism directed at every asian person. No, it's not. It is directed at a very specific group, who merely happen to be asian. Do you think her issue is that they speak the ting-tong-ching-long, or that they're speaking IN THE LIBRARY?

I just don't see how anybody is up in arms over this. I really don't. This political correctness has gone over the edge and once again pushed out common sense in order to accuse somebody of being racist, instead of merely an idiot.

If you want to argue over whether or not it's "appropriate" to stereotype, as she is doing, I believe that is a different discussion. She used her own internal inferential statistics poorly by having a bad sample to draw from. Did she rant too much and meander off topic? Sure, but everybody does.

On March 15 2011 13:11 thehorsebecomesking wrote:
it speaks a ton about the quality of the school.

On March 15 2011 13:11 thehorsebecomesking wrote:


Maybe you are just stupid and that's why you can't understand, she doesn't just talk about asians using their phones in the library, it's about their parents coming over to cook every weekend to annoy her, them all being relatives etc. She's a retard and I have no idea why would anyone defend her. Considering someone like her can get in - it speaks a ton about the quality of the school.

On March 15 2011 13:35 I_Love_Bacon wrote:


The main, underlying point of her whole video was that she hated the annoying people on their phones in the library. The main point isn't that she hates all Asians. The points, which are what you're dwelling on, were crafted by her in an attempt to explain the phenomenon. I'm not agreeing with her assessment as to why, but I do understand why she chose to make those speculations and inferences.

I'm defending her because she is stupid. But, guess what? Most people are. However, most people who make a stupid mistake don't run the risk of having their lives ruined for the foreseeable future. I have more anger towards people who pretend, or believe, that what she said is important or relevant than the person who put poorly developed thoughts on youtube.

On March 15 2011 14:33 buickskylark wrote:mod delete

On March 15 2011 14:40 Alexson wrote:
She has big titties, and that's all she'll need in life I guess... (see: Kim Kardashian)

On March 15 2011 14:33 buickskylark wrote:
Name ...

On March 15 2011 12:29 I_Love_Bacon wrote:

If you honestly believe this is the proper way to get a point across, you suck at debating.

I don't get how people watch this video and somehow perceive it as overt racism directed at every asian person. No, it's not. It is directed at a very specific group, who merely happen to be asian. Do you think her issue is that they speak the ting-tong-ching-long, or that they're speaking IN THE LIBRARY?

I just don't see how anybody is up in arms over this. I really don't. This political correctness has gone over the edge and once again pushed out common sense in order to accuse somebody of being racist, instead of merely an idiot.

If you want to argue over whether or not it's "appropriate" to stereotype, as she is doing, I believe that is a different discussion. She used her own internal inferential statistics poorly by having a bad sample to draw from. Did she rant too much and meander off topic? Sure, but everybody does.

On March 17 2011 04:07 g.o- wrote:
I think this is the best/funniest response to the original video lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOGpGoEMu2s

On March 17 2011 04:07 g.o- wrote:
I think this is the best/funniest response to the original video lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOGpGoEMu2s

On March 17 2011 07:35 Wasteweiser wrote:
People need to grow some skin, just because someone says something about a race doesnt mean you got to flip shit. I thought it was funny, does this change my opinion on asians? no. Do i care if people target white people? No. Just take it for what it is, have a laugh and quit giving it so much attention and it wouldnt be a big deal.



hahaha just watched that, fucking amazing.

On March 18 2011 16:39 Masamune wrote:

But yeah, I don't consider her rant to be that racist... I think it's just Asians overreacting to it because it targets them. If we had subbed in black people for Asians, I don't think the outlash would be as grand.

On March 18 2011 16:39 Masamune wrote:
I think her problem was not specifying that her rant was directed towards less Westernized Asians.

Most modern Asians are generally pretty respectful and polite and go by the norms but I do notice that people straight from places like Honk Kong, who have recently immigrated to North America, are bit more culturally abrasive (I think it could even be the Cantonese dialect being a bit more tone-orientated that other languages too).

But yeah, I don't consider her rant to be that racist... I think it's just Asians overreacting to it because it targets them. If we had subbed in black people for Asians, I don't think the outlash would be as grand.

On March 18 2011 16:50 The_LiNk wrote:


Can I get further incite on your perception of Hong Kong and Cantonese people being culturally...abrasive? What does that even mean?

9 tones versus 4 tones and that means you're... ruder? Is that what you mean by culturally abrasive?

On March 18 2011 16:47 Lochat wrote:


Think really hard on that and figure out why that would be. Or remove eleven words from my first sentence.