#asian

A więc z perspektywy zwykłego widza: Mike jest racjonalny, lojalny oraz spokojny i cichy, aczkolwiek wstawia się za innych gdy jest taka potrzeba. Chce podążać za marzeniami ale równocześnie nie chce zawieść rodziców swoim wyborem. A podsumowując, jego główne personality traits to bycie tancerzem i bycie w związku z Tiną 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Ale z perspektywy widza który wie coś o produkcji sprawa wygląda tak, że Mike by nie pociągnął długo gdyby nie wstawiennictwo choreografa Zacha Woodle, kierownika obsady Roberta Ulrich i współtwórcy Brada Falchuk, gdyż szef szefów Ryan Murphy faworyzował nielicznych i to odbijało się na scenariuszu, postaciach i aktorach. Mike praktycznie nie jest postacią z charakterem, jego wątki nie były rozwijane (gdy już jakieś miał). W szczególności w sezonach 1-2 Harry przyciągał na siebie uwagę widzów głównie poprzez improwizowane reakcje/momenty w tle (np. gif 😂) – improwizowane, ponieważ w scenariuszu często była dla niego pustka, a opis jego postaci brzmiał dosłownie „Mike Chang – Asian dancer”.

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Ich kann nicht an Gott glauben. Ich habe das Gefühl, in meiner Jugend mit jedem Jahr atheistischer geworden zu sein, und ich mag es nicht. Ich will das, ich war früher gern in Kirchen, ich bin immer noch gern in Kirchen. Ich sehe auch die Logik der Naivität, überzeugter Theist oder Atheist zu sein, und werde für immer zweifeln. Davor werden in mir Fragen zum Wesen unserer Realität wach, die auch noch nicht beantwortet werden können, oder nie.

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An Gott zu glauben, ist, an Unendlichkeit zu glauben. Und doch lauert auch im Atheismus ebendiese in Form des Nichts. Das indes als unendlich zu bezeichnen, ist völlig widersinnig und ich hasse alles wieso ist mein Kopf so ein begrenztes 0pfer.

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Und doch höre ich allzu oft Geschichten, die mich aufhorchen lassen, über Geister und spirituelle Erfahrungen, die ich niemals einfach so abtun würde. Und dann erinnere ich mich daran, dass Massenpsychosen existieren und Halluzinationen schon durch bloßen Schlafmangel induziert werden. Und dann erinnere ich mich, dass das eine sehr convenient Ausrede ist, um tatsächlich spirituelle Erlebnisse abzutun.

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Im Kreise der Hippies fühle ich mich ambivalent und einsam. Ich war im Ashram für eine Woche und habe mich so zuhause gefühlt, und gleichzeitig isolierter denn je. Leute, die derart überzeugt von etwas sind, machen mir immer Angst. Genau wie überzeugte Atheisten mit ihren Religionen um Selbstdarstellung oder Pessimismus wie ein Kult anmuten, fühle ich mich genauso bei theistischen Menschen. Als würde ich einem Theater hinterherrennen. Wir sind doch nur Tiere, jawohl, aber es scheint doch nur der Westen zu sein, der nicht die Ganzheit aller Dinge anerkennt, zumindest in dem Ausdruck der meisten Gläubigen. In Afrika und Asian, in diversen Völkern von Natureinwohnern ist meist die Rede von einer großen Seele. Aber wenn ich daran glaube, und das möchte ich doch gern, dann überzeugt mich das nicht von einer Existenz nach dem Tod, und letzten Endes wäre ständige Wiedergeburt doch bedeutungslos, oder ist das Leben allein die Rechtfertigung für das Leben? Für Menschen, die leben, ist es das gern. Verzeiht mir, wenn sie mir etwas biased erscheinen.

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Sind wir wirklich wichtig genug, entwickelt genug, dass ein Weiterleben uns überhaupt zusteht? Sind es nicht die Menschen, ich und du, wir und ihr, alle, die die stetige... Weltzerstörung zulassen? Eine Zivilisation erbaut sich, und sie wird korrumpiert, es kommen Revolutionen, die Würfeln gleichkommen, da das Ergebnis nie vorhersehbar ist und in vielen Ländern wie Frankreich oder Iran doch allzu oft als Tragik besungen wird. Und wir machen weiter, rechtfertigen uns.

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Was ist Kunst da mehr als völlige Eitelkeit, oder Selbstverwirklichung? Oder ist das Leben selbst Eitelkeit, wenn man sich nicht völlig aufopfert? Sind wir dafür verantwortlich, kann man das verlangen, besser, muss man das verlangen? Keine Ahnung. Ist alles ned so einfach. Und das ist nur eine Sache. Denn manchmal gibt es gar nichts, an das ich glaube.

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Some people might find this strange but I low-key wish the “Asian culture” we have, hope it never changes. And by that I mean all the good aspects of it, all over Asia. The way we respect our elders, the hospitality and little things like taking off your shoes when you enter your house, eating together as a family on the floor, giving money as gifts, having colourful weddings, respecting women, food and our traditions, favouring healthy diet, modesty and simplicity etc etc. All the things that Asians have in common gives me joy. Things are gradually changing and most people are happy to adapt to new ways of living. But I just love the simplicity and diversity of Asian people and their culture. It makes us unique and I hope it stays like this. Good things should always be cherished.

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(the bad aspects need to be removed and replaced likewise)

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The story is this, I was afraid of horrors until I was blue in the face, and this is "It"(my brother showed it to me, after that we were simply terrified), "Pet Cemetery" (at that time it was very scary), Freddie, yes there was a moment that I was afraid of him, and then he became a cool antagonist for me, "From Dusk Till Dawn" (I slept with my dad for 2 weeks, because I was afraid that vampires would drag me away), well, and later it's Japanese horror ^^ "Call" and " Curse" (the hair and the sound that the girl made just caused fear)
now Asian horrors make me worry, and the rest I can predict everything according to the plot, even when and who will die😄😉🧟‍♂️🧟‍♀️☠👻👽👾🤡

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История такова, ужасы я боялась до посинения в детстве, а это "Оно" (мне его показал брат, после этого в нас просто вселяло ужас), "Кладбище домашних животных" ( на тот момент было очень страшно), Фредди, да был момент, что я его боялась, а потом он стал для меня прикольным антагонистом, "От заката до рассвета" (я спала с папой 2 недели, потому что боялась что вампиры утащат меня), ну и более позднее это японские ужасы^^ "Звонок" и "Проклятие" (волосы и звук который издавала девочка просто вызывали страх)
сейчас меня заставляют волноваться азиатские ужасы, а остальное я могу все по сюжету предугадать, даже когда и кто умрет😄😉🧟‍♀️🧟‍♂️☠👻👽👾🤡

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Yes and also most asian today are still hypocritical of woman's ability of holding such positions. They will normally go to men, esp in the chinese culture. If there were a woman holding such, she will bear double or triple the burden of a man coz she will be closely watched and one wrong move ppl is gonna slam "she is a woman, she cant do that" that kind of shit at her face. If u r successful yeah maybe but u will rarely get praised, they will just assume tht those r the things tht should be done or could be done better if u are a man. They say woman are soft as they empathise more, so there are no fit to be in the business world.

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Im just stating from wht i see and experience. No hate here. I knw there are many who hv a diff mindset now but it still doesnt divert their origin of the culture that man is the one who should be in charge of most things :)

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Merely slogans do not bring about freedom, we have to change the strategy that we have been following for so many years, durable peace and stability in Asian region is not possible unless and until the bone of contention between India and Pakistan is solved, Kashmir had neither been the integral part of India nor the jugular vein of Pakistan but there is no denying the fact that it had been an independent territory, The future of Kashmir should be decided according to the will and wishes of it's people, World powers and both Indian and Pakistan must play their role in resolving the issue keeping in view the best interest of the people, any attempt to use forceful means to change the status of Kashmir would be counterproductive not only for the neighbor countries but also for the international community at large,
The inhabitants should be given the leading role to decide it's future, The burning issue must be resolved as early as possible so that we, the people of GB, could also thrive. We are being treated improperly due to this issue..
اپنا تو یہی خواب ہے کشمیر ہو آزاد
آزاد کا مطلب ہے اِدھر کا نہ اُدھر کا۔

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Bill Maher: I’ve Supported Affirmative Action, But It’s ‘Weird’ Supporting It More Than Black People do, ‘Maybe It’s Outdated’ *note: 63% of blacks do not support affirmative action in the United States.

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"Affirmative Action" by Alex

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What I find interesting is the people who create these "policies" or pass this type of affirmative action legislation are predominantly wealthy white folks from the political/ruling class who have benefitted from attending private schools and Ivy league Universities because of their "white privilege" and dare I say, they still do benefit because of their parents wealth and political connections. And so who suffers the most? Poor and middle class white people and ethnicities such as Asian and Jews who score well on tests because they work hard and their families value knowledge. And so our system supports and benefits those who are wealthy and privileged, while punishing those who work hard and value knowledge but have no accumulated wealth.

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Solution:
1. End all racism. That includes affirmative action and any policy that discriminates based on race, skin color, wealth, religion, gender or political connections/affiliations
2. Term limits for congress
3. Flat tax and eliminate all tax loop holes for the ruling class.
4. Reform campaign finance laws so folks like George Soros cannot contribute $125 million to the democrats to push his Globalist ideology while getting favored status and preferential treatment whenever congress considers legislation that could impact the ruling classes wealth or investments.

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Will any of these things happen? NEVER
The ruling class and political class are the Kings and Queens while We The People, are their slaves, serf's and plebe's.

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I saw a very old fashioned man in an old church and he vanished before my eyes. I found out the manor outside the church was used to hold German prisoners of war.
I once ate Asian food that would keep reappearing in the night…👻 Too many to list. Inexplicable noises, visible orbs, electronics and lights going on and off all by themselves, fully charged batteries in electronics suddenly draining, an old clock that hadn't worked in years that suddenly started working immediately after my dad died. The most dramatic happened in historic Savannah, GA. I got a coffee at local coffee house. A very old woman with an antique cane glared at me, shaking her cane. I poured some cream in my coffee, looked back up and she was gone. Only a few seconds elapsed. I looked around the shop, looked outside. No one that age could get far. She simply vanished.
I had one short experience with some form of unexplained phenomena, when I was about 6 or 7. At the time, my parents, my sister and I were living at a farmhouse and one evening, I saw what looked like two anthropomorphic beings that looked to be about 6 feet tall, standing in a clearing beyond our front yard and it looked like they were covered head to toe in fire, and yet the didn't seem to burn anything. They were there for only a few seconds and then they were gone.

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Story time. Lol.

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I transferred school when I was in 4th grade. I was always shy even in my first school so it's not news I'm a lot timid on the new. 😂 But I liked it better there because everyone's friendly (all the girls, some of the boys). One afternoon, my friend and I were alone in our classroom answering our Filipino assignment (lol we're both comparing each other's answers) and while at it, we're talking about something and suddenly, a figure passed by at her back. I just looked at it casually and get back to stare at my friend's face to listen to what her saying. She actually felt something because some of her hair actually moved as if a swift of air passed by.

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But I was really bizarre that time because when she asked me if someone's passed by or a classmate was hiding to mess with her, I said that there's no one and we're alone. It took me months to remember that particular moment again. And when my mind's getting clearer, an image of a tall and beautiful nun (in her black nun uniform) was passing by at my friend's back straight to the green board and vanishing (as if she's naruto). The fact that she doesn't looked asian confused me. And I never told that story to anyone because as a young girl that grew up in a household with strong faith and belief as a catholic, telling people I saw a ghost of a nun seems disrespectful. People won't believe me because even me, I've been telling myself I'm just imagining things that time. 😂😂😂

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