Asian elderly people were robbed and beaten, and the onlookers were still laughing. Has racial discrimination penetrated into American society?

As we all know, the United States is an immigrant country, and there are more immigrants than races in the United States. In fact, the historical facts of racial discrimination in the United States have a long history and even become one of the biggest factors of social unrest, especially in the United States recently, hatred and violence against Asians have also occurred from time to time. Recently, an 80-year-old Asian man was attacked by two young robbers in San Francisco.

Asian elderly people were robbed, and the onlookers actually laughed. From the pictures from the online video, we can see how helpless the 80-year-old Asian man was when he was pushed to the ground by two young people. He struggled feebly for help, but to no avail. What is even more chilling and angry is the laughter of the onlookers in the video.

In fact, racial discrimination violence has existed in American society for a long time, especially after the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic last year, this extreme violence has been staged in every corner of the United States. In particular, some Americans attribute the chief culprit of the epidemic to people from China or Asian ethnic groups, so there is no doubt that they will be attacked in public places, such as verbal abuse and physical conflicts.

In addition to Asian groups, black groups, which account for a considerable proportion of the American population, are also severely discriminated against by white society. Especially in recent years, some white policemen have carried out public violent law enforcement in American society, resulting in innocent victims of some black citizens, which has also triggered demonstrations of many groups in American society and even triggered many violent conflicts, resulting in social unrest.

In fact, the widespread racial discrimination in American society cannot be formed overnight. As the saying goes, Rome was not built in a day. This is the concept of white supremacy advocated by American superstructure since the founding of the People's Republic more than 200 years ago. It is a long way to go to truly eliminate racial discrimination.