Not a lot of Trump voters there.

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hell out of Fremont, out of the entire Bay Area even if she doesn’t like Asians. This place has a very diverse population which for the most part lives together quite well.

More that it's depressing that this sort of thing goes on in liberally minded parts of California - not just the deep south or the midwest and such.

any area of your choice! I've lived in or near Iowa City, an ultra-liberal college town, for 30+ years, and there are Trumpanzees in and around that town and every other similar place you could put your finger on across America.

There were still almost 13,000 Trump voters

https://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/district-of-columbia-president-clinton-trump

It's just somehow more disconcerting when this goes on in more liberal places with relatively few Trump voters.

assholes...each and every one....

There's no one else in the front and there is definitely at least one other person in the back. Did she seriously display that hatefulness in front of her children? Nice.

individual.

...is speaking with what sounds like a non-American accent. I wonder what country she immigrated from.

She's mocking them

What a despicable person.

At least according to some details dug up through social media. She’s Asian herself, of the southwest variety, and not eastern.

I am often too quick to doubt my own analysis of things

Link to tweet

Americans know virtually nothing about Asians. And most can't be buggered to learn. The majority couldn't identify the countries or regions that comprise Asia with a map and two flashlights. Even today, I still hear people say "Orientals" when talking about people from the Far East. (FYI, People -- "oriental" refers to rugs, usually made in Persia.)

With the exception of the stereotypical Asian on some sit-com on the telly, most Americans think Asians are all one huge homogeneous culture. Couldn't be more wrong. Anyone who has ever been stationed any where there can tell you, there are VAST differences between peoples: culture, language (Both spoken and written. Sometime, compare Vietnamese to Mandarin.), habits, societal norms, taboos, cuisine, and yes, most importantly - appearance, i.e., Asians do [/b]NOT all look the same, except to eyes that do not want to see or don't care to know.

This woman assumed that Mr. Ahn was Chinese. Why ? Of all of the dozens of possibilities, why did she choose Chinese ? I'm going to guess ignorance, with a huge side order of arrogance, and a topping of pure ugly. And I'm willing to bet she has never met a Chinese individual. Or a Korean.

My sincere apologies to you, Mr. Ahn, for this nasty, racist woman. Please know that some of us understand, revere and respect you and your culture.

I’ve been assumed to be Japanese or Korean by white people, who are either being purposefully racist or well-meaning but still racist (I’m of Chinese descent). I’ve been assumed to not speak English even after I’ve opened my mouth and replied in perfect but heavily Texan-accented English.

Funny thing is, some Filipinos assume I’m also Filipino, and will try to speak to me in Tagalog. On the other hand, the Chinese tourists I encounter at my job always know I’m Chinese without fail.

If she thought he was Chinese, I hope she was willing to toss out of the car all stuff in it made China. Including her clothes (ooh, eye bleach.)

rescuing jobs in China (at the expense of our security) because he got a good deal on a Trump Hotel from China. Oh my God, American ugly.