Whites wiped the floor with asians a while ago. See opium wars, boxer wars, of WW2 in the south pacific.
Asians had to notice, that western culture was superior back then, of else they wouldn't have been beaten. And they're still emulating what was superior.
That's one reason, why I said, that they don't just blindly follow their leader into the abyss - as whites do - but expect leadership, that doesn't lead into an abyss, and will throw away preconceptions, if it becomes visible, that their those preconceptions lead to their demise.
BTW, when talking about asians I kinda feel like it's a dirty word, because it has been contaminated with sandniggers by the UK. I have a problem with calling despicable things a respectable name, because it libelous and insulting towards what's respectable.
go with east asians then or easians
but the word "asian" means people with the features chinese and japanese people have. It's a goddamn race. That's as if "the word negro" would be used for arabs. so that they can claim reparations for slavery.
Edit: I really get triggered by this dystopian newspeak. Just call something, that's bound to be despised, with a name of something, that everyone respects for good reasons. If you do this enough, words like "respect" and "despicable" lose their meaning and their differentiation.
I know, before pakis and arabs started to shit all over the place, east asians were called asian and there was no ambiguity, nobody ever thought of a shitskin when talking about asian
Asian is (meant) japanese, korean, vietnamese, cambodian, chinese, thai https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b7/Map_of_Asia_(it).svg/2738px-Map_of_Asia_(it).svg.png
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But geopolitically speaking those are east asians for the most part (south east asians aside) https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/ab/East_Asia_%28orthographic_projection%29.svg/1200px-East_Asia_%28orthographic_projection%29.svg.png
So yeah, east asian there's no ambiguity
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