“multiculturalism doesn’t work”
“this group integrated into the business and property owning bourgeois in 1.5 generations.”
“this group integrated into the business and property owning bourgeois in 1.5 generations.”
I am aware. The proportion of Japanese and Korean to Chinese is so small on the east coast that in practice all of these stores are staffed and marketed to Chinese.uziq wrote:
daiso is korean. uniqlo is japanese.SuperJail Warden wrote:
Ever been to a Mitsuwa?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsuwa_Marketplace
There is a Daiso next to the one I have been to a few times. I have also bought clothes from uniqlo. All good stuff.
korean-americans haven't integrated? how do you figure that? there are lots of highly successful, 'nativised' korean-americans (and chinese-americans and japanese-americans, too, for that matter).Dilbert_X wrote:
But they haven't integrated have they?
I went to Ranch 99 Saturday. I liked it.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Not in my state afaik. But from that link, H Mart and 99 Ranch. Look up the 99 Ranch storefront in Kent, WA. It looks ready to repel goblins. Literally battlements. There's also Boo Han (there was a shooting at one of these) and Uwajimaya (the Bellevue store is pretty nice). And many more. PNW is carpeted with Asian markets. I don't know if there's anywhere along the Puget Sound where one isn't within easy range.
'Roof Korean' is a very sticky meme in American context. Weirdly purloined as a symbol by largely-white gun enthusiasts, and used by some to gleefully stoke discord between Asians and blacks.Dilbert_X wrote:
The Koreans learned from the LA riots.
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Daiso is Japanese.uziq wrote:
daiso is korean. uniqlo is japanese.SuperJail Warden wrote:
Ever been to a Mitsuwa?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsuwa_Marketplace
There is a Daiso next to the one I have been to a few times. I have also bought clothes from uniqlo. All good stuff.
Last edited by uziq (2022-12-14 19:47:22)