u know what i like about the system in america?

you dont need a formal education to make money

its deeply rooted in racism?

Food stamps

u just need perseverance

Welfare does have if benefits like giving people who have nothing something to love off and not be dependent. The problem is that natives dont have the same motivation as immigrants who went through hell to be here

Oh yeah that too

like im from china

and companies wont bat u an eye

if u dont graduate from a tier 1 uni

then youre just stuck being miserable

unless u get really lucky

same with seoul

and tokyo

And they have a social credit system so pretty much your screwed

like have u guys see the work life in japan?

its progressive yet miserable

sure u get millions working 70 hours a week

Hopefully you get breadsticks

then theyre sleeping outside

yes, definitely. plus it's the mental side of "the government already abandoned me" versus "the government is holding my hands for a while". faith in the system is important, and the relationship between the native and the government is strained

being drunk

its horrible bra

Asians are basically forced to be the best which explains a lot not being very happy and high suicide rate

oh yeah

i got a friend from korea

who love it herfe

he feels so free here

like competition is good for you

but having it shoved down your throat is slef destructive

lol it baffled me a lot when white progressives telling me "hardwork is a white privilege". they have never set foot to asia. then they wonder why i kept bringing up asia/asians to rebuke their claim

It can be good for you, it's really easy to have to much competition

someday i’m going to die and rot and be forgotten about

because when you're an adolescent you're supposed to enjoy life

as an asian i can confirm

Wait seriously?

and having to go to school 16 hours a day

exactly. asians don't have that mindset though. everything is charted out

is depressive

you also have alot of tutors

yessir. a gal told me "i was taught to be hardworking and i'm a white, so it's definitely a white privilege". to say i'm shocked is an understatement