Most Racist Country Today?

'Merica.

I swear to God nobody better say the United States.

The most racist country is either in Asia or Africa.

Japanese did it first

the commercial? its Japan

oh shit really?

Oh, it was some of that too; the competition feeling was guided by a sense that their intelligence was higher than mine; but, that aside, Asians (seemingly from Japan specifically) are driven by an annoying sense of competition all the time. It's mostly cultural and a bit racial; but, again, dealing with STEM Asian people (I think I'm a rare subsection of the STEM group that includes African Americans; within the STEM subgroup, African Americans stick together and seek out opportunities to collaborate; Asians, on the other hand, seem to be annoyingly introverted and have a strong tribe mentality in the STEM group, with a strong competition outlook; whites are somewhere in-between; when you get to work, in the science field, it's about cooperation and collaboration, not outscoring the next person on a test, or, at least it should be; my sense of competition was tamed, because I consistently scored the highest scores in my science classes, until I was content, at which time, I had a whole lot of Asian classmates fresh from high school; if I were on my peak and drive, I'm sure we all would have usually been tied for the highest scores, or, when I go back to school, at least graduate school, as I'm currently contemplating; it is a pretty exhilarating and euphoric feeling, when you get the highest test score in your class, but, that's also something that's pretty juvenile for me too, since I'm not just coming out of high school this time); now, when you get to the restaurant owners, they are very similar to other racial grounds towards blacks, but, they do seem to have a more tame instinct to look down on blacks or someone perceived as black.

I cannot believe not a single one of you mentioned Germany.

What's wrong with you people?

Because Germany is clearly making strides to rid itself of that Nazi reputation and image; Germany is probably one of the least racist countries in the world; you're at least 20 years behind the curve; they literally avoid taking law enforcement actions against the Syrian migrants and cover up media coverage of series sexual incidents against their women and German woman must conform to Sharia Law; and the Syria migrants are taking classes on how to appear more civilized for German women, as a response to the concealed incidents of sexual assaults; it's only worse in Sweden; it's approaching those conditions in the UK.

I feel like each and every country has their level of racism. We divided ourselves into races when England started to industrialize. I gotta say, though, I think hispanic countries along south America are pretty racist towards each other. They value white people over themselves.

Africa

Australia

The US.

In that order.

@dshipp17: I'm not sure I completely understand. Based off of what you're telling me, the STEM field seems to be incredibly competitive. I agree, that it should be more about collaboration rather than competition, but perhaps it's competitive because of the requirements or something. That's just speculation on my part, but to be frank, I have no idea lol.

But other than that, how did show a tribal mentality (at least, compared to other groups), and how did they treat you differently based on race? I'm not asking these in a rhetorical sense, I just want you to clarify a few things.

Also, what was that last bit on restaurant owners?

@edamame: It's extremely upsetting what people would do to others just because they're black. Ex: Haitians getting deported or hanged in Doinican Republic. It's disgusting.

@cheesyfries: If it's race then why aren't Black Dominicans getting that treatment?

@modernww2fare: Trust me, they get treated badly too. They always think people who are darken than average are hatian

@cheesyfries: And what's average for us?

@edamame: wait? they look down at us dominicans? I think they wanna fight

@modernww2fare: I'd say dark like whiskey is average

@edamame: Puerto Ricans generally look down on other Hispanics period, so I'm not surprised.

@the_v0id: How is Germany the most racist country currently? Nazi Germany, maybe, but they are PC as hell right now. They are taking in thousands of Middle-Eastern refugees.

LOL, you need to read some of the earlier posts. Asia and the Middle East have every white dominant country beat. Africa and Australia are continents, you can't lump an entire continent into that category I promise there are places in Africa worse than others, but nowhere in any of those places is as bad as China, Kuwait, or North Korea.

They're just responding to the actions of the Syrian refugees, during the preceding months, from the sound of it; for the most part, the native Germans are doormats and the government there are implementing policies to avoid offending Muslims in terms of dress codes and cultural norms that Germans would normally live by; just because Germans are starting to get patriotic does not mean that the Neo-Nazis and Skinheads are coming out or that their actions are strictly motivated by racism; that's the PC climate that's apart of the problem there, other EU countries, the UK, and to a smaller extent, the United States; these countries have to send a message that the refugees either assimilate or head back to the Middle East. Out of curiosity, were you paying attentions to the issues raised in my post? As it seems out to launch a Neo-Nazis accusation towards those issues that emerged with the refugees and the native women of the EU.

Well, in my previous post, I said some racial grounds such as African Americans actually adopt a cooperative and collaborative mindset in the STEM field as opposed to competitive, even though STEM is competitive; a group gets competitive, partly because they're tending to look down on other groups while African Americans are trying to gain acceptance.

As I previously described, throughout an entire semester, as we shared a dorm room together, they basically showed the greatest disrespect you can show someone in a non-verbal sense, by avoiding the opportunity to acknowledge my presence; were it to get to no-verbal cues, I'm fairly confident that the disrespect would have widened in scope and expression; this behavior was obviously motivated by competition, a tribal mentality, and looking down on me based on race and their feeling of intellectual superiority; and, because of competition, they were less inclined to humanize me enough to welcome me into their tribe, even if I proved to them that they were not intellectually superior to me or, at least, not to the degree that they may have presumed.

The restaurant example was provided to imply that the broader Asian community may be a little less presumptive of other racial groups than the Asians in the STEM community, but, perhaps, not necessarily.

@dshipp17: So, due to the competitive climate of the STEM field, it seems that people in that field generally have a tribal mentality and don't seem to intermingle with those of other races. The exception to that is, as you said, African Americans, probably because they don't have much of a presence in that field? (more speculation on my part). What makes you completely sure that their reasons were on racial terms or as a matter of intellectual superiority? I mean, I'm not saying that it wasn't, I just want to hear more. Were these Asians foreign or were they born in America?

And I see, on that last one.

America

Lol, someone certainly has having a field day with misinformation about other countries political climate and incidents. There were 924 documented attacks on refugee camps last year. Thats more than one per day. These started before there even was the kind of numbers that are today and before any crimes to speak of.
And you say refugees should assimiliate, but at the same time talk like classes about how to behave towards women are a sign of how they ignore the behavior.

Rodman wtf?

Read a bit about North Korea, you'll understand just how big a moron Rodman looks sharing drinks and cigars with 'Lil Kim'. There's a reason there's virtually no diversity in that country and it's international headlines when anyone visits...and gets to leave.

Cameroon

How dare you. :P

In all seriousness however, I think with Eastern European countries it's more of a National pride and arrogance rather than flat out racism or prejudice.

UK :$

Wow...just...WOW...this made every single country in this thread look like a paradise of tolerance,I think that Kuwait easily won this one.

It honestly made me wonder....WHY are we protecting these assholes again? EDIT: I didn't even get to the racist, unprofessional stuff involving the military.

Possibly Russia

Hah hah, he he. Okay dude I will..

I am from Eastern Europe, hoss.

Against which race?

Something tells me you have something against Eastern Europeans. In either case, there are racists here, but a lot of hatred is centered, at least where I'm from as far as I can tell, National pride. The rest is derived from our time with the Soviet Union.

I don't take misinformation and try to portray it as fact nor do I use information and misrepresent that information as fact. My information comes from alternative media covering information that mainstream media omits from public awareness; not everyone in the public believes that mainstream media could possibly be leaving out information about a topic or series of topics. Sure, there probably were documented attacks on refugee camps; but, at the same time, we know that officials in those countries are also failing to report the attacks on the native Europeans (Germans) by the refugees for purposes of political correctness, as far as we can tell; and, than, they try to filter or distort the information picked up by alternative media; so, with that said, assuming that the attacks were tip for tat, there are 925 undocumented attacks made against the native Germans, where alternative media is only able to pick up on some of those attacks that officials there are under order to not document. Clearly, the Cologne incident could not have been the first, as a frightened people or people with respect would not have so boldly done such an attack.

They should assimilate indeed; they literally expect the native Germans to implement and live under Sharia law and that it should supersede and replace their system of government, when they are the guests; and this is the same throughout the EU and UK; this expectation is why the incident in Cologne even took place; do you think someone who's planning to do a sexual assault is going to solicit and receive help from others, because of something as broad and open-ended as a religious connection?

South Africa. Racism just gets fired out of nowhere here.

No, I didn't make such a broad statement (e.g. that people in STEM have a tribal mentality); those are your rephrasing of my worlds; actually, according to what I said, in some contexts, STEM is competitive, but, in other contexts, STEM is about cooperation and collaboration; so, I didn't say that all people in STEM did not intermingle with different races of people in STEM. I didn't say that African Americans were the only exception to a proclamation that I never made; although I didn't say that African Americans didn't have much presence in STEM, in some contexts, that's true; for example, one would get the impression that African Americans don't have much presence in STEM, because we don't see them at Berkeley and in corporations primary involved with STEM; but, simply because we don't see them there, doesn't mean that African Americans have no presence in STEM, as this observation would require some explanation (e.g. there are historically black colleges that graduate African Americans in STEM all the time, even though they may not be seen in a corporation that primarily works/serves in the STEM area; what we need are explanations for this discrepancy that not many people who could remedy this problem want to discuss this observation).

If you're the victim of this type of discrimination or the person who has these feelings directed toward him, you can easily tell if someone thinks they're intellectually superior to you or their race is better than yours or both; of course, you can tell if it's just you individually, also; but, if it's the entire group (with these thoughts towards your ethnicity) as opposed to just an individual or two, you can tell that the feelings are more directed towards your group as opposed to you, individually (e.g., actually, for all I know, this could have been a setup or was arranged by this school, as I was just assigned to this dorm, well in advanced to my arriving to the school). For example, while we were living together, I asked them some questions about how to set up my Ethernet connection; at the time, the internet was just getting out of its infancy; when they generally had patronizing responses, if I got a response, I could tell that those people thought that they were intellectually superior to me; normally, if a person thinks that they're your equal or inferior, they'd divulge the information fully and completely to the best of their ability as an expression of their knowledge or for respect of you as an intellectual equal or superior; but, perhaps, this isn't how you perceive things and where our perceptions may differ.

As previously stated, I believed they were foreign; oddly, I don't remember them speaking to each other much, just playing video games often; when one did speak to me, his English was good; so, they could have been a mix of foreign and Asian Americans; again, I also attributed it to a lack of maturity aggravated by a competitive outlook, as well as feelings of racial and intellectual superiority.