Airness_ACB wrote:baroidi wrote:Hey I understand that in Spain it might be an acceptable gesture, as rediculous as it is. But in America it's not, exaggerated slanty eyes, buck teeth and bowl hair cuts are typical racist caricatures of Asians. The Spaniards should understand this and should show sensitivity when a great number of Asians, particularly Asian Americans are offended. Instead, they show no understanding of this aspect and instead go on the offensive and are playing the victim. That statement by FEB is unacceptable
Your point about we having the obligation to act according to your own moral standards in our own home (it happened in our own home since the ad was only shown in Spain and for a Spanish public) seems to be pretty authoritarian, racist and lacks a lot of knowledge about how a multi-cultural world works.
You pretend to impose your model to the rest of the world, and that's really offensive. But instead you get offended if the rest of the world doesn't act according to your model, and while you ask to be respected you disrespect a foreign culture.
Bingo
Then Americans wonder why they are hated around the World.