So VP Kamala Harris released an ad targeting Asians, making them think former President Donald Trump will do horrible things to them:
NARRATOR: The Liberty Bell. The Constitution. The Statue of Liberty.Symbols of American democracy alive in our communities today, under attack.We have a choice between someone who wants unchecked power and has an outdated vision of America that has no place for us…Or a president who will respect all Americans, who will never view us as “others.”Protect our democracy and our communities. Vote.VICE PRESIDENT KAMALA HARRIS: I’m Kamala Harris and I approve this message.
This is from the campaign’s press release email:
But with Trump’s alarming threats to be a dictator on “day one,” terminate the Constitution, and use the military against the “enemy from within,” the impacts of this election go far beyond policy. “Our America” shows the stark choice that voters face not on a specific issue, but on authoritarianism and Asian Americans’ very right to belong. It spotlights symbols of American freedom under attack by Trump and his extremist allies, and alludes to moments when Asian Americans were denied their civil rights – such as the mass incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II and the 1982 murder of Vincent Chin in Detroit. The ad ends by urging voters to rally around Vice President Harris and defend democracy.
Do you know who put Japanese Americans in internment camps? DEMOCRAT Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Of course, abortion because that’s Harris’s religion.
The ad invokes the 1982 murder of Vincent Chin, implying these murders will happen under Trump. I’m not kidding.
Here’s a background of Chin’s death. It’s horrific:
On the night Chin went out with his friends, 43-year-old Chrysler foreman Ronald Ebens and his 22-year-old stepson Michael Nitz, who’d lost his job at Chrysler, were also at the club. According to testimony, a dispute started between the groups of men over a stripper. A dancer at the club later recalled Ebens shouting at Chin, “It’s because of you motherf***ers that we’re out of work.”After the scuffle moved outside, Ebens grabbed a baseball bat from his car and began chasing Chin, who ran away. Ebens and Nitz then drove around for about 20 minutes looking for Chin. When they found him, Nitz held Chin while Ebens beat him to death with the baseball bat. Chin died in the hospital four days later from his injuries.
The killers “received a $3,000 fine and zero prison time.” It caused “national outrage and fueled a movement for pan-Asian American rights.”
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