Can Asians stop fighting on social media for like 2 seconds?

Feb 12, 2026

Today I saw a Twitter war between Korean knetz and SEA netz where Koreans out of nowhere started insulting SEA netz with racial insults over a kpop concert conflict. The posts in total got like over 20M views. Then SEA netz started generalizing every single Korean as evil creatures who all want to enslave SEAs.

Before it was Japanese kpop fans vs SEA kpop fans arguing about concert etiquette. SEA ganged up on Japan being racist towards them.

Before that it was the whole Hmart gate where Asian influencers started petty fights with each other while acting morally superior for like a whole month.

Seriously I don’t know any other race that does this idiotic fighting and ganging up online with millions and millions of views. Also yes you should call out for example an East Asian being racist towards a Southeast Asian as it has happened many times. That doesn’t justify you to insult the entire ethnicity.

None of you guys do this to White people who often make racist posts towards Asians and are deporting Asians.

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