Nobody in China game world wants to be a nigger LOL.

[Cat fur allergic]

http://www.scmp.com/news/china/polic...ns-and-unlucky

In China’s gaming world, lucky ‘Europeans’ and unlucky ‘Africans’ expose racial stereotypes

[jenkemfactory]

Holy racists!
That was funny.

[Weewuzzkangs]

It would be even funnier, had they not now hidden the entire article behind a compulsory subscription

...lucky players are known as “Europeans”, while unlucky players are referred to as “Africans”...
...lucky players are known as “Europeans”, while unlucky players are referred to as “Africans”...

[IseDaDiva]

Who, on the whole planet, would want to be an Africoon?

That reminds me of seeing that cartoon nigger, Chris Rock, doing the usual foul-mouthed, so-called comedy. He went off on the audience, saying that not one White person there would trade places with him, and "I'm rich!" He said if they had to choose, they would rather trade places with a one-legged Puerto Rican busboy earning $5 an hour.

Finally, a nigger says da troof.

[Jim Crow]

Wop Bop bam bam, who likes a ngger?

[Weewuzzkangs]

Who, on the whole planet, would want to be an Africoon?...

Well, you were the one who just rubbed Aladdin's Lamp. Here's your reward:

[IseDaDiva]

Well, you were the one who just rubbed Aladdin's Lamp. Here's your reward:

Don't remind me. We've had bad leaders before, but never one who caused such embarrassment.

[Whitey Ford]

It is believed the terms entered gaming language around five years ago when the Japanese game Kantai Collection was absorbing Chinese gamers. They have since evolved, with “European emperor” describing the most fortunate of players, and “African tribal chief” describing the least. Those “stealing into Europe from Africa” have seen their fortunes change.

Gamers have also been using the stereotypes to mock themselves for their misfortunes on social media. One video shows gamers in dark makeup and leopard print costumes singing about being African tribal chiefs, the Post reports.


Although the terms have not yet penetrated outside of the gaming community, observers say they reflect casual racism in Chinese society. Niesha Davis, a Shanghai-based writer and editor, called the nicknames “microagressions”.

https://www.echinacities.com/news/Ch...layers-African

[IseDaDiva]

Although the terms have not yet penetrated outside of the gaming community, observers say they reflect casual racism in Chinese society. Niesha Davis, a Shanghai-based writer and editor, called the nicknames “microagressions”.

OMG, how I hate Libtard language. I just want all the weepy nigger lovers to answer this one question:

"Why are people rayciss towards niggers?"