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TIL, I'm a "neonazi". I'm Asian.
Re:Britain Is Poorer Than Any US State (2014) on Friday September 14, 2018 @03:45PM (#17990295)
You're confusing wealth and income. Americans earn more but save less.
Re:Britain Is Poorer Than Any US State (2014) on Friday September 14, 2018 @03:34PM (#17990203)
The average household income in Bristol, TN is $38,895, which is lower than the US average. The average household income in the UK is $32,247.

Stats are from statista and US Census. This 'third world' area in middle America is richer than the average household in the UK.

Re:Google’s first all-hands after 2016 election [video] on Thursday September 13, 2018 @09:45AM (#17978528)
How is it a bad example? From Wikipedia itself...

> On 7 June, a Federal Criminal Police Office report confirmed that most of the perpetrators were of North African origin and had arrived in Germany during the European migrant crisis. Investigative results about the perpetrators were congruent with witnesses' statements.[48]

Re:Google’s first all-hands after 2016 election [video] on Thursday September 13, 2018 @09:33AM (#17978439)
Y is more far oppressive but is coddled while X gets all the flak and is stifled. Conservative sites like Breitbart are essentially stifled on Google while the oppressive Chinese government can manipulate any Google search results it wants. What is Google's reasoning for this?
Re:Google’s first all-hands after 2016 election [video] on Thursday September 13, 2018 @09:28AM (#17978419)
Obviously controversial, but this could be one of the reasons some may fear immigration:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Year%27s_Eve_sexual_assaul...

Re:Google’s first all-hands after 2016 election [video] on Thursday September 13, 2018 @09:12AM (#17978302)
Pick any country in Asia.
Re:Google’s first all-hands after 2016 election [video] on Thursday September 13, 2018 @08:56AM (#17978208)
I'm assuming you're totally against Asia then? Asian countries have been far more staunch against refugees.

Japan for example accepted only 27 refugees in one year while rejecting 7,586 according to the Brookings Institute. South Korea accepted only 94 in one year. Refugees are pretty much shut off from Singapore and China and many other Asian countries.

I'm curious why these countries don't receive the same flak for their "ethno-nationalist" views against immigrants. There are no boycotts against buying goods from these countries as they are with Trump hotels.

EDIT: I see that you work for Google. Your company is censoring content on behalf of the communist government in China despite their "ethno-nationalist" views against immigrants (not to mention their abysmal human rights record). What's the explanation?