米帝右翼美女记者说加州华人都跑去支持川普，白左：不许 ...

米著名的右翼美女记者和政治评论家安娜·柯尔特Ann Coulter在左翼民主党的MSNBC电台上说，她看到加州华人（mandarin）都跑去支持川普了。NBC的左翼女播音员闻言大怒道：“不许说华人（mandarin），应该说是“美国亚裔”Asian-American”。

柯尔特重复说，是华人，我亲眼看见他们都说普通话，而且在川普的竞选活动场内穿戴着用中文写的各种支持川普的字符。左翼女播音员坚持说，“华人”（mandarin）是歧视性的落后称呼，应该说“美国亚裔”。柯尔特愤怒的骂道，你无权像警察一样在我这里搞文字狱。

于是，这场是“华人”还是“美国亚裔”之争变成一场大型口水战，左右翼的各方人士也加入战团讨论华人（mandarin）的称号问题。而印度人则表示，如果这么称呼的话我们也是“美国亚裔”，而柯尔特显然不是在说我们印度人。

https://www.yahoo.com/news/ann-c ... 52700681.html?nhp=1
Ann Coulter Calls Asian-American People "Mandarins" — and Insists She's Correct

During a Friday night appearance on MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews, political commentator Ann Coulter used the term "Mandarins" to describe Asian-Americans — and didn't back down after MSNBC anchor Joy Reid challenged her.

Coulter described a pro-Trump rally in San Diego, California, as being "one of the most diverse crowds anyone has ever seen." According to Coulter, the crowd comprised of both Latinos — Coulter used the term "Hispanics" — and "Mandarin Chinese with signs for Trump" written in Mandarin.

Coulter also claimed that the "Hispanics" chanted "Build the wall."

When MSNBC anchor Joy Reid challenged Coulter's repeated use of the term, Coulter sniped back at Reid, saying "You're not gonna police my language!"

Coulter once again described the audience as having both "Hispanics" and "Mandarins," which spurred Reid to respond: "What does 'Mandarin' mean? You mean Asian-Americans."

Reid said Coulter's use of the term "mandarin" was "throwback language" and "arcane."


米著名的右翼美女记者和政治评论家安娜·柯尔特Ann Coulter在左翼民主党的MSNBC电台上说，她看到加州华人（mandarin）都跑去支持川普了。NBC的左翼女播音员闻言大怒道：“不许说华人（mandarin），应该说是“美国亚裔”Asian-American”。

柯尔特重复说，是华人，我亲眼看见他们都说普通话，而且在川普的竞选活动场内穿戴着用中文写的各种支持川普的字符。左翼女播音员坚持说，“华人”（mandarin）是歧视性的落后称呼，应该说“美国亚裔”。柯尔特愤怒的骂道，你无权像警察一样在我这里搞文字狱。

于是，这场是“华人”还是“美国亚裔”之争变成一场大型口水战，左右翼的各方人士也加入战团讨论华人（mandarin）的称号问题。而印度人则表示，如果这么称呼的话我们也是“美国亚裔”，而柯尔特显然不是在说我们印度人。

https://www.yahoo.com/news/ann-c ... 52700681.html?nhp=1
Ann Coulter Calls Asian-American People "Mandarins" — and Insists She's Correct

During a Friday night appearance on MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews, political commentator Ann Coulter used the term "Mandarins" to describe Asian-Americans — and didn't back down after MSNBC anchor Joy Reid challenged her.

Coulter described a pro-Trump rally in San Diego, California, as being "one of the most diverse crowds anyone has ever seen." According to Coulter, the crowd comprised of both Latinos — Coulter used the term "Hispanics" — and "Mandarin Chinese with signs for Trump" written in Mandarin.

Coulter also claimed that the "Hispanics" chanted "Build the wall."

When MSNBC anchor Joy Reid challenged Coulter's repeated use of the term, Coulter sniped back at Reid, saying "You're not gonna police my language!"

Coulter once again described the audience as having both "Hispanics" and "Mandarins," which spurred Reid to respond: "What does 'Mandarin' mean? You mean Asian-Americans."

Reid said Coulter's use of the term "mandarin" was "throwback language" and "arcane."