I feel fearful voicing my opinion IRL. I didn't realize I need to be hacked or knifed myself in order to "not be threatened". But sure, keep stealing my stuff, breaking into my friends' cars, beating my friend, beating up our elderly (SF doesn't care about Asians and that's a fact), illegal side shows and shooting a infant, and stealing from stores. And so on.

The consequence for these actions? These people who commit the crimes are let out ASAP and go back to committing more crime.

And if someone says something or God forbid reacts to stopping bad behavior as we have seen, mobs of these people show up and harass people who want to live in a good society.

Let's ignore the lack of evidence for the extreme claims (the fact that they are commonplace claims doesn't make them true).

> I didn't realize I need to be hacked or knifed myself in order to "not be threatened".

Did someone say that?

> And if someone says something or God forbid reacts to stopping bad behavior as we have seen, mobs of these people show up and harass people who want to live in a good society.

My question was, has anyone been attacked for expressing those views. This sentence seems to say they have - is there evidence of it happening?

Yes. There’s that Asian rapper who spoke up about the DA and immediately got ganged up on to apologize.

And just today 2 more elderly Asians were attacked.

Thanks to people like you who deflect and ask questions like this, we keep suffering. Thank you! Keep it up and making things worse.

Cheers dude. Have a good life or whatever.

> There’s that Asian rapper who spoke up about the DA and immediately got ganged up on to apologize.

You said you were afraid to express your opinion and implied (maybe my misunderstanding) some physical risk. Has anyone been physically attacked for it? I'm starting to think otherwise.

> 2 more elderly Asians were attacked

How does that threaten you for expressing your opinions? Also, in a large city, some are attacked every day; is there evidence of elderly Asian people experiencing particularly high crime?

> Thanks to people like you

That's way out of bounds on HN. You seem to be the person doing the attacking - and in fact taking the 'victim' position is often used as a justification for that.

You did the meme.

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/smugjak-but-how-does-this-aff...