it fits the same spot as articles claiming "the woke left say this thing is racist, but we asked people from [country where said people are the ethnic majority] and they were fine with it!" (see, every time someone does an anti asian racism)

That kind of racism, that kind of bias, does not touch you when you are a part of the majority. when you have the privilege of being insulated from the micro and macroaggressions of a society that always wants to remind you that even if you are accepted, you are other, you fundamentally dont experience it as the threat. because its not, to you

a japanese person in japan is not racialised. they are in a position of privilege as a majority in a country made for them. they fundamentally do not experience anti asian racism in the same way and shouldnt be considered an authoritative voice