Banyak yang tidak tahu bedanya Republic of China (Taiwan) dan People Republic
of China (Tiongkok)
Tetapi seandainya tahupun saya kira tidak perduli, akhir2 ini Andrew Yang lagi
naik daun dan popularitasnya meningkat banyak sekali pengikutnya baik di
Internet ataupun didarat. Jadinya juga banyak yg berusaha meredam dgn berbagai
cara.
Melihat gelagatnya tahun depan akan ada wong cino jadi presiden AS terpilih..
On Friday, September 6, 2019, 08:55:23 AM PDT, kh djie <[email protected]>
wrote:
Wah, ngawur bener . Orang tuanya Andrew Yang kan dari Taiwan. Taiwan negeri
komunis?
Pada tanggal Jum, 6 Sep 2019 pukul 17.40 Jonathan Goeij
[email protected] [GELORA45] <[email protected]> menulis:
RIGHT-WING RADIO HOST SAYS NEW YORK-BORN ANDREW YANG 'SHOULD GO BACK TO CHINA':
'WHY IS HE COMING HERE TO TURN AMERICA INTO THE PLACE THAT HE LEFT?'
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Right-wing radio host says New York-born Andrew Yang "should go back to ...
"There is this little Asian guy or Chinese guy or whatever he is, he should go
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BY BRENDAN COLE ON 9/6/19 AT 4:32 AM EDT
The far-right radio host Jesse Lee Peterson has made racially charged comments
about Democratic presidential contender Andrew Yang.
He started his radio show on Wednesday criticizing the Democrat's promotion of
a universal basic income in which all U.S. citizens over 18 would receive
$1,000 a month from the federal government.
Peterson took exception to the millionaire's proposal, which he described as
"communist".
"There is this little Asian guy or Chinese guy or whatever he is, he should go
back to China or wherever he came from," Peterson said in a clip that was
published by the anti-extremist website, Right Wing Watch.
Jesse Lee Peterson at 'No One’s Above the Law' panel during Politicon at
Pasadena Convention Center on July 29, 2017 in Pasadena, California. He has
repeated a racist by calling for presidential contender Andrew Yang, who is of
Asian heritage but born in the U.S. to "go Back to China or Wherever he Came
From."JOSHUA BLANCHARD/GETTY IMAGES
Yang, 44, a tech entrepreneur, was born in Schenectady, New York, the son of
Taiwanese immigrants.
Peterson went on: "You allow these people to come into our country and they
come in with their socialist, communist ideas.
"Can we send this guy back to wherever he came from? Let him go over there and
give away free stuff. Why is he coming here to turn America into the place that
he left?"
"What a sick person," he added. "Beta male. They need to send him back to
Taiwan or wherever he came from."
Peterson, a controversial black minister is renowned for his racially-charged
views and has been criticized numerous times by rights groups.
He once thanked God for slavery and has claimed that African-Americans "lack
moral character," according to the Southern Poverty Law Center..
Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang speaks during a forum on gun
safety at the Iowa Events Center on August 10, 2019 in Des Moines, Iowa.GETTY
He has also mocked Yang before. When the Democrat broke down in tears during a
campaign event in August while he was discussing gun violence which claimed the
life of a four-year-old child, saying: "Poor baby, I think that's a stunt, too.
I don't think it's real."
In 2018, he was cut off during a CNN interview when he said that the group
Black Lives Matter was founded by a "black lesbians and homosexuals and radical
social justice warriors."
His latest comment about Yang's heritage appeared to echo what was said by
President Donald Trump about four liberal Democrats known as the Squad.
Trump tweeted that Democratic congresswomen Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan
Omar, Rashida Tlaib and Ayanna S.. Pressley to "go back and help fix the
totally broken and crime infested places from which they came."
Yang is considered an outsider for the Democrat ticket and has denounced the
lack of mainstream media coverage of his campaign.
His vision of a universal basic income for all adults is dubbed the "Freedom
Dividend" and he says it is aimed at future-proofing an economy where one out
of three Americans are at risk of losing their jobs to new technologies.
This week, Yang said voting for Democrat frontrunner Joe Biden would be a
"backwards" move and a restoration of the Obama administration.
