Why don’t Asians commit crimes? By any metric, East Asians – at home or as immigrants – commit crime at rates far below other ethnicities. Even when they’re poor. The answers blow the narrative of "poverty = crime” right out the window … Video Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 1:27... - Asian Crime Numbers 3:39 - Poverty and Crime 5:22 - Asian Family and Culture 9:30 - Wartime 11:32 - Conclusionshow more

Asian women shut up and the men don’t have to leave for their sanity. White women are prostitues on Instagram constantly cheating and black women intolerable.

Because their dads would beat them and they grow up civilised with medium to high iq they are positive addition to any country they move to .

And their dad would have to wait in line behind their mom.

We love them in Australia 🇦🇺 Chinese Japanese Thai Vietnamese Filipino anyone from that region is welcomed much better than other migrants from Africa or Middle East

Conversely, why do other demographics commit more crimes 😬…a much more uncomfortable topic even though we know exactly who and why, without even naming them. Imagine being the one demographic that has passed on the worst teachings through the generations

100%. That's the true tragedy for millions of kids growing up.

Will watch later but my is this going to kick a hornet’s nest 😂

“What makes Asians so law-abiding during peacetime and absolutely terrifying during wartime?” Shouldn’t every group of people be like that?

議論の前にアジア人の定義をしなくてはいけませんよ クルド人は犯罪が少ないとは言えない

leftist asians: "shut up, this is model minority myth invented by whites to protect institutional racism".

I examined Toronto, and found that even though Blacks make up only a small portion of BIPOCS and those in poverty, they commit the most violent crimes. Brampton is another story and speaks to South Asians and their propensity for crime.

Total difference in Asian babies and children vs other babies. Asian children rarely complain, demand or ask or speak back to parents & are much more cooperative. This is across adopted & biological parents. Vs other children. Honestly I don't know how none Asian parents do it.

They are running different software. Installed long term thinking software code. The software for living in advanced civilizations rather than for short term thinking stone age societies. Crime is a stone age software/Operating System behavior.

Asian don’t do dirty crimes like robbery, murder, theft, or rapes. They are the kings👑 of white collar CRIMES such as: - money laundering - illegal smuggling of goods & item - running illegal businesses (brothels, gambling centres) - corruption & siphoning of funds in businesses

Convenient how you left China out of that. China has things built into its culture that would be illegal here but because it’s baked into the culture it’s perfectly OK there such as stealing someone’s IP.

Depends on what you consider crime. In Japan child pornography was LEGAL until 2014 and the age of consent was 13 until 2023. But with regards to the former, it's still legal if its portrayed in artwork/animation (known as shota/lolicon) and there is a prevalence of what is known

I'll push back just a bit on the age of consent aspect. That's true from a national standard, but all all 47 Japanese prefectures had passed their own obscenity ordinances that put the age of consent at 16 years or higher.

@Ahmed_Ibrahim21 Still disgusting

@Ahmed_Ibrahim21 And the same for at least 10 U.S. states.

Culture, family structure, education, and social expectations play a massive role. In many East Asian societies, values like discipline, honour, respect, social harmony, and personal responsibility are reinforced from childhood. Japan’s historical Bushidō culture is one example often referenced when discussing how honour and duty became deeply embedded in parts of society.

Minimal divorce rate means dads are around more to provide, protect and guide!

Asians are over represented in Gambling related crimes

In the US, gambling was the only overrepresentation of crime I could fine.

Unless you lump in Indians and Pakistanis with “Asians” to obfuscate the problem.

We commit crime, we're just better at getting away with it.

Don’t commit “crimes”, you’re joking right!”? “East Asian crime syndicates are powerful, highly structured transnational organizations operating globally. They encompass several major groups, most notably the Japanese Yakuza, the Chinese Triads, and militarized networks”

What do you call copyright and IP theft?

Wait, when I read about extreme s****ual violence against women and children in the EU, its always "asian men" What did I miss?

Didn’t watch. It the answer low T?

No. (Data point: WWII)

Many Asian societies went through wars, poverty, and severe hardship in modern history. In Japan, there has long been a mindset of “let’s rebuild and prosper again.” In Korea, there is a strong desire of “we should succeed and live as well as America and Japan.” In China, there is also a deep feeling of “we want to stand proudly like others as well.” East Asians who immigrated to the United States often carried these underlying attitudes with them. Many viewed mainstream American white society as a model and believed that working hard until they could reach a similar standard of living was both natural and necessary. Korean immigrants, in particular, were often willing to move into areas others avoided if it meant they could earn money and send their children to good schools. They worked tirelessly because, to them, the greatest reward was seeing their children speak fluent English, graduate from respected schools, and avoid the hardships their parents had endured. Rather than holding onto a mindset of “society made me this way,” many were driven far more strongly by a survival instinct and the determination to succeed no matter what.

from my limited historical knowledge heavily skewed by hollywood depictions id venture a guess it may be partially attributal to heavy handed punishment for petty crimes. indentured servitude, dismemberment and death were more common punishments in feudal times in alot of culture. and asian culture does seem to be more about personal accountability relative to western cultures. i think its just more baked into the culture is my uneducated guess.

You and others on your thread live in some myopic fantasy world....smh

There's literally a Asian car in California prison. Crip and blood Asian gangs and triads and other criminal gangs in Asian countries. U mfs are lame morons. And Asians were given opportunities to open businesses on blk communities when blk Americans were not

It’s like not all cultures are the same and we should be very aware of that before importing millions from other cultures that may not share the same values. Too bad our politicians are evil and would rather let wolves into the henhouse.

Personal honor is a REALLY BIG DEAL in the far east, if I'm not mistaken.

White American living and raising a family in Asia. You literally could not pay me to live around Black people. It would be a dereliction of my duty as a father. Living around Asians it’s just peaceful. Most everyone is just trying not to disrupt the seamless flow of society.

They also don’t do drugs

They don't steal from workers and give to non workers as much in Asian countries. Im tired of being 28% slave. I works 2.3 hrs per day to pay the government to leave me alone. That's just a fact.

The answer really is simple: Family Values and pride in your name. What does “name” have to do with anything? Well, for us, it’s everything. It’s not just my name. But my father’s name and his father before him. Doing ANYTHING to sully that name would be the most shameful thing ever. That’s brings me to another concept that many other cultures seem to have lost: Shame. People like to blame all kinds of things (wife, society, other people etc), but really, people have forgotten this phrase: The man of the house. It’s on YOU to raise your children properly. It’s on YOU to teach them the concept of values and yes, shame. Blaming everyone else makes you a weak man. Man up. Make your father proud.

Ken, hopefully you aren’t doing a propaganda piece. Go to China and see for yourself that there was no Uyghur Genocide. Do your research, and then we’ll be waiting for your apology.

Great podcast! I would add that with more than 2 millennials of Buddhist influence in many East Asian countries - focuses on compassion, the Golden Rule, belief of reincarnation (the law of cause & effect) - people live their faith. They carry themselves to a higher standard.

Culture is definitely part of it.