I've seen people asking for "minority support" 
Man we really have no allies out here
Man we really have no allies out here
UPDATE: Chinese protesting for Peter Liangl CHINESE PROTESTER INTERVIEW IN OP
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they're out here chanting alongside illegal immigrants
Scared to stand up for their own fukking values and interests
Neil Tyson
YYZ
Justice 4 Peter Liang is supposedly about holding all white cops accountable, while understanding he should be held accountable.
I'm still wondering how Liang deserves more justice than the minority community in general but yeah thats the explanation.
PikaDaDon
Thunderbolt Them Suckers
I see nothing wrong with her explanation. The media is spinning it like they support that he did (killing that guy). And everyone else is eating it up.
Nomad1
Tupac KONY and GOAT
Yall nikkas are really surprised by this? Asian communities are close-knit and they stick together no matter what.
But yall nikkas keep buying their noodles and shop at their 7/11 stores, damn c00ns.
But yall nikkas keep buying their noodles and shop at their 7/11 stores, damn c00ns.
Neil Tyson
YYZ
The problem is Liang already received his justice. So what else is there, Liang is done.
It's plainly obvious to me that the movement started because they felt that Liang is not guilty and it's evolved into something positive after backlash. Liang is guilty because he killed someone under inexcusable conditions, that's manslaughter.
I have no problem with her explanation. I have a problem with the obvious flip flopping.
loyola llothta
☭☭☭
Fuk these people. I hope they die slow
holding alllivesmatter sign.....
holding alllivesmatter sign.....
BushidoBrown
Superstar
This has nothing to do with race. Why are they making it a racial issue.
BushidoBrown
Superstar
1. dont agree with them protesting this shyt they know this nikka wiled out and they only care about "injustice" when an asian is in the hot seat
2. that being said, Im not surprised that they came out to rally for and support one of their own - theyre staying on code
3 notice you dont see not one asian out there throwing the cop under the bus the way you see these sambos caping for race soldier cops, zimmerman etc
that wake up call
2. that being said, Im not surprised that they came out to rally for and support one of their own - theyre staying on code
3 notice you dont see not one asian out there throwing the cop under the bus the way you see these sambos caping for race soldier cops, zimmerman etc
that wake up call
he deserves punishment. simple.
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You got so called black people in this thread sympathetic for this cop after he killed an unarmed black man 
Assuming any of you fukk boys are black your mother should have swallowed you then immediately been hit by a bolt of lightning
Assuming any of you fukk boys are black your mother should have swallowed you then immediately been hit by a bolt of lightning
Monte Cristo
Banned
Black Americans need to vote against immigration
they basically protesting the fact that a minority cop got charged with murder instead of a white cop who gets away, but yall just want to make it minority vs minortySo they would rather protest for Peter Liang than against the system that made him a so called fall guy.
Hundreds gather in downtown L.A. to support convicted New York cop Peter Liang
Kate MatherContact Reporter
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday, carrying signs and chanting in support of a New York City police officer convicted in a deadly shooting.
The crowd, which was predominantly Chinese American, was one of many that rallied in cities across the U.S. on Saturday to protest the conviction of Peter Liang, who is also Chinese American.
Liang was found guilty of manslaughter earlier this month in the 2014 killing of Akai Gurley, an unarmed black man who died from a ricochet bullet that the rookie cop fired in the stairwell of a Brooklyn housing project.
The deadly encounter was one of many in recent months that drew heightened scrutiny amid the heated national debate over how police officers use force, particularly against African American men.
10,000 rally to support NYPD officer convicted in fatal stairwell shooting
In Los Angeles, demonstrators chanted Liang's name Saturday as they circled the sidewalks in front of City Hall. Cars drove slowly down the surrounding streets, horns honking as supporters held signs out of the windows. At one point, a black-and-white LAPD cruiser whooped its siren in front of the crowd, drawing cheers.
Supporters held signs plastered with slogans written in English and Chinese: "Save Peter Liang," "Accident not crime" and "All lives matter."
Fliers handed out by demonstrators expressed "the deepest condolences" for Gurley's family. But, supporters wrote, they were "equally saddened by the selective and unjust prosecution of Peter Liang, who is made the scapegoat of the police brutality that has long troubled our society."
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Xiayi Shirley Zhang, a 27-year-old who lives downtown, stood in front of the LAPD's headquarters, watching the larger group across the street. "Scapegoat" was written in Chinese on one side of her sign.
Zhang questioned why Liang was convicted when so many other high-profile police shootings were "far more obviously" questionable. She also wondered why the NYPD put the inexperienced officer in a high-crime neighborhood.
New York police officer who fatally shot an unarmed man in stairwell is convicted of manslaughter
"It is a tragedy," she said of the fatal shooting. "But to us, with the criminal conviction, the system let us down, let Peter down."
Zhang said she was glad to see "the Asian community showing our muscle," but emphasized that their goal was to promote fairness for everyone, regardless of race.
"It should matter for anyone. It shouldn't just matter for Asians," she said. "Really, all of us are fighting for a fair and just system."
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Ken Jun Meng, who lives in Rowland Heights, agreed that Gurley's death was a tragedy, especially for the man's family. But convicting Liang, he said, only made the situation worse.
"Don't make another tragedy. Don't make another sad story," he said. "We came down here for justice."
Hundreds gather in downtown L.A. to support convicted New York cop Peter Liang
