I wouldn’t invite all of HK to come over here. Most of them are not protestor activists and would wind up voting Dem. We already have so many Asians here that Auburn University’s faculty, grad-assistants, and students make it look like The University of Alabama at Shanghai.
“I wouldn’t invite all of HK to come over here. Most of them are not protestor activists and would wind up voting Dem.”
Not a knowledge based statement, just a presumption without evidence.
“We already have so many Asians here that Auburn University’s faculty, grad-assistants, and students make it look like The University of Alabama at Shanghai.”
Most of those Asians are American born and raised, and things like what you commented on are the fault of too many (certainly not all) non-Asian American parents and their approach to their child’s education from an early age.
Most Asian Americans even into the latest generation have education attitudes like brand new immigrants most often have, more than those born here generally.
An Asian American kid from a doing well family does not assume that just because their family have had the “good life” that he or she is “destined” to go to college. Rich or poor all through K-12 they know college is going to come from consistent hard work over time, not a gift of status. If ALL American families took that attitude it would not seem like Asian American kids were so comparatively outstanding to all the others.
And you cannot blame our crappy K-12 public school indoctrination mills, because the Asian American kids have had to put up with them too.