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if youâre okay with idols saying the n-word, wearing the confederate flag on a t shirt or appropriating black culture (and being called the âblueprintsâ for thatđ which is silly asf imo) gtfo my page.
just bc these asian men are fine doesnât mean theyâre not LOOOOOOSERS thank u.
kpop stans will really run to defend an idol but the second u bring up defending real victims theyâre gone.
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I donât understand why people think theyâre gods when they call idols problematic. I seriously donât get the term and why we have to label people by distinguishing their level of social problems.
Korea and western civilization are not one in the same. You cannot force your agenda of what cultural appropriation and social correctness is on a society that is functioning quite well without your interference. I know you think youâre doing âjusticeâ for a group but I highly doubt they care that winwin had braids for one nct comeback.
On the other hand, we shouldnât allow for blatant RACISM. In our western society, that definition has been skewed just a bit but in definition racism is just someone attacking another culture for no reason. Translation: saying black/brown/white/neon people suck is racist, I donât care how problematic YOU think that group is. Itâs racist to label a group of people by how YOU think they should act or by their shared beliefs that you donât agree with.
In conclusion; politely correct idols who are being RACIST, and do not label them as âproblematicâ for stupid instances. Itâs okay to label them as such if theyâre continually being racist. Idols arenât perfect robot people and they live in a society thatâs very different from progressive America. Donât be the ignorant fool who thinks theyâre the hot shit and trash an idol because you think what theyâre doing is wrong when really it isnât (unless it is of course).
In conclusion donât be a SJW for the kpop industry, Iâm sure that any idol who has been labeled as problematic or has been bashed for something, theyâre sorry. Whether theyâve apologized publicly or not.
i love amber, bruh, and i know she knows about the shitty things in the world, but she really needs to drop her problematic friends *cough cough*jackson, henry, and shannon*cough, cough* or talk some sense into them, but it is what it is, ig
Why is it that when an idol offends black ppl yall so damn quick to say that we should "educate them?" These are grown ass men and women and most of us kpop stans are grown too so wtf we look like pacifying these adults? Cuz last time I fucking checked, I don't have a degree in education. Hows bout yall tell ya own faves to not be so fucking problematic and to do better. All these idols stealing and appropriating black culture but don't know that they can't sing, mouth or better yet think of saying nigga/nigger? I guess 2+2=fish now cuz this shit never adds up.
i have a whole account basically dedicated to this boy. like tf? his initial comment is so disrespectful and disgusting. weâre dead ass sitting here trying to educate him and he dismisses us saying âhaters gon hateâ BRUH ARE YOU SERIOUS.
then he tries to recant his statement and do damage control. i literally love jackson with all of my fucking heart but to show a complete disregard for his fans who are people of color, and implicitly say âi dont gaf about youâ like im fucking confused Âż???
he has a heart full of gold, sure. he means well, okay. thats not the issue. he couldve and //shouldve// handled this shit entirely different.
TL DR: jackson wang is highly problematic and does not care about black issues unless itâs beneficial
[note: my reply to all of this hot af mess was an @ to kmusicandblackwomen (fuck that little dick riding hoe) on instagram. she stated that jackson could âappropriate her pussyâ (swear i could cut the bitch đȘđȘđȘ) but this heavily applied and reflected the way i felt about this whole situation. i edited out my direct @âs to the lil irrelevant hoe to make my response coherent and understanding đș]
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This comment is off the chain. Like just because y'all have the a short attention span on dofferent issues does not mean black people do. Because of all the issues that affect us, we have perfected the art of caring about more than one thing at a time. If we did not, nothing would progress because y'all would move on the next topic. P.S I hate when y'all bring up other things like wars because y'all really do not care about them and you are just trying to use it as a trump card to say âlook at the stupid black people all they have to care about is hairstylesâ. Its like yall completely ignored the discussion how hairstyles can affect job opportunitiesâŠ
I think it is awful, people are made to feel guilty for liking someone just because some other people in some other life declare them problematic and write long essays over something that frankly 80% of the world's population do or are not educated on. Bashing a celebrity in another country and those that like them is not going to change the world, it's just hate and bullying.
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