In recent times, the news of discrimination against Chinese in the United States has almost been brushed off the screen, and the "slapping competition for Chinese people" set off in the United States has torn apart the so-called moral disguise of the United States.
At a time when the "anti-Asian" atrocities in the United States are raging, there is a rap song that openly instigates and teaches how to rob Chinese people and will not be removed.
Funny, the rap song "Meet The Flockers," which incites robbery against Chinese, was sung by a black man.
"The first step, you have to find a house, step carefully, find a Chinese block, because they don't believe in banks..." The song uploaded on You Tube, the largest video website in the United States, incited people to rob Chinese, youtube officials refused to delete it, citing "no precedent."
However, this "precedent" was "opened" in the blink of an eye — because You Tube deleted a video uploaded by Australian private investigator Thomas about the "Forced Labor in Cotton in Xinjiang", the big gangster Xu Xiuzhong , in which Tomagongs also provided a video of Xu Xiuzhong playing with as many as 15 men.
Ironically, the video is no longer available because it has been deleted by You Tube, which "can't set a precedent", and can only search for relevant image information from Google.
What is a double standard? That's the double standard! And punching the face is so fast, how long?
According to Bloomberg's local time reported on March 30, you refused to delete this song that incited anti-Chinese people on YouTube as "no precedent", but after a few hours, it deleted the video exposing the traitor Xu Xiuzhong, and now do you still believe in the "freedom of speech" in the United States?