Why do Asians really get straight A's? - Project Gutenberg Consortia ...

Calliope alludes, with a perplexed and bemused look on her face.
"I...never mind. Hey, I got to get going. I'll see you in class tomorrow."
"Sure, I'll see you tomorrow. Later." Do you see what I mean? She's an Asian ditz, with
black hair instead of blonde. So there you go, guys: if you want a non-blonde ditz, there's
plenty with no common sense!
Since we're on the subject of Asians lacking common sense, I'll illustrate the reasons
as to why, with an example alluding back to Yao Ming. Yao Ming, as you know, is a NBA
basketball player, considered one of China's greatest basketball centers of all-time and
proclaimed as a cultural hero and icon, his superstardom burgeoning beyond the Asian
stratosphere. Despite his success as a dominating center in the CBA, Chinese Basketball
Association, he does not even come close to that status as a NBA basketball player. Many
people use the excuse that he's new in the league and that he's transitioning to the American
style of basketball. Well, it's been seven years and that's not exactly new in the league
anymore. Seven years is enough time to transition so if he can't do it by now, he'll never be
able to do it. The truth as to why Yao Ming is a star player in China and a mediocre player in
the NBA is simply because Chinese basketball players are not accustomed to the physical,
aggressive style of American basketball— even though Yao Ming is 7'6", he still gets pushed
around! Bluntly put, Asians are too timid and feeble, thus, lacking backbone.
And it's not just with sports; it's with everything. Asians lack backbone because of the
extremely intensive indoctrination and conditioning instilled in them to follow orders and to
serve, which causes them not to think for themselves and not to stand up for themselves; this
is critically important to understanding why Asians are the way they are and don't change.
This indoctrination and conditioning is a result of the overly extensive use of the power of
control— Asian Pride Theorem: Number 3. Remember how it all starts with just a grain of rice?
— "Start them young to get them young."
Throughout the thousands of years of Asian dynasties, all the emperors, kings, and
presidents have ruled with an iron fist and formidable will, controlling every aspect of the lives
of Asians. Because of the long duration and large-scale domination, it's only natural that
Asians continue living lives of subservience and docility. For example, why is there such a
huge rich-poor gap in China— 1% controls 99% — when they are supposedly communist,
meaning everyone is equal in sharing the ownership of wealth and goods? This is the same
with North Korea. Asian people can't stand up for themselves, instead, letting themselves get