Who cares why they can't pop in their own country? That's off topic. The point is they can come over here and and be successful. They see opportunity while too many of our own mistakenly see the impossible. That's the minority myth dudes like you perpetuate. Its about perspective and false narratives. There are plenty of black people in this country who are thriving, plenty who have come out fukked up neighborhoods because they had a goal and their parent(s) kept a fire under their ass. Too many folks over here look at life from the perspective of what they can't do and instead of what they can do. Until that changes, nothing will change.
The whole point of bringing up their homeland is to demonstrate that if they were culturally superior they would be replicating that same success at home. But since that is not the case, what's the difference between their homeland and America that allows their culture to thrive here but not at home? Mmmm...let me guess...maybe it's the fact that in their homeland, the government split the population into winners and loser, they fell into the loser group, were deprived of opportunity and instead of fighting, fled to the USA for a different fate.
This is the same thing that is happening in the USA...the government split the population into winners and losers by race where White = winners and Black = losers. These immigrants are being slotted in the middle between the Whites and Blacks and being given a lane to succeed and you're falling for it and saying "see those immigrants are succeeding...you negroes are just lazy".
When the reality is that many of these immigrants are getting the same perks the Irish and Italians got...first they were considered "ethnic" but were slowly assimilated into Whiteness and got to partake in the benefits of such. We've built towns, grew our literacy rate to damn near 93%, had our own banks, infrastructure, etc and it kept getting burned down, bombed, claimed via eminent domain, and now we are seeing the result of hundreds of years of attacks.
To sit here after all this struggle and to say that some people riding the backs of the civil rights act our what we should emulate is foul and c00nish. We do need to group together to succeed but to pretend like our struggle is going to be the same as Vietnamese and Chinese who are given a lane to succeed is false and is going to set us up for failure.
We are not a preferred group...we are this nation's enemy...it will fight us tooth and nail for every gain while it lays down gentle for those immigrants.
Good Lord
