absinthe_spoons wrote:I approve of picspamming hot Eurasian guys.
I honestly think you're deluding yourself if you think Noah's background includes some substantial percentage of East Asian-ness. It doesn't impress anyone if he's 1/16th Korean. For all intents and purposes, he is white. You just want to see someone non-white because it would validate your delusion that what they've done with the casting is right. And that rhymes.
Bravo, very nice rhyming skills, I'm sure.

Golly, abs, are my feeling supposed to be hurt, cuz' you relentlessly keep taking cheap shots at my character?
I'm not deluded thank you very much, please take your foot out your mouth. What proof do you have that he is any bit of white at all? I was fine with casting since jump street, my point is the Racebending propaganda is based on information that is not even proven. Being part Asian does not make one less Asian, quite frankly, I would call it delusional to think otherwise. What? Because I'm on only part African american.. am I no longer considered black?
- some one buy this kid a clue.
I'm entitled to my opinions, as you are yours. If you know he's white prove it. I've admitted that I have no Idea if he is Asian or not. Maybe he is just white, I wouldn't care either way... however, it would put a dent in your stance against the casting.
NightBender wrote:If find it interesting that most racebenders agree that he could be of mixed race. He does have a quality to him that gives off that impression. What I wonder is, say we find out (which we wont) that he is 1/2 Asian or 1/4 Asian, where does the argument go? What happens to the 'Asian kids can't identify with the character' standpoint? Is that still the case? It would have to be, right? Either you think kids of Asian decent can identify with him now or not. What is actual heritage may be is useless.
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Honestly, when I hear them go on and on about the poor children and their lost of an idol... I'm thinking Cry me A river. As I child I never identified with race, nor understood it. As an adult teen looking a my 4 year old cousin, or my 14 year old step brother...it's not about color to them. They relate to all sorts of heroes of different colors.. Ben 10, Teen Titans, Batman, Superman, Dora the explorer, Disney Princesses... etc. It shouldn't matter what color they are! This type of thinking of "Oh well she is purple and I'm blue so we can't relate" is what keeps us alienated from each other. Why does my hero have to look like me to make a significant impact on my life? Why do I need will smith to play all my heroes so I can feel validated everyday? I think it's a sad mind set these people have.