Stop Wasian Hate TEASER

2/28/20264 mincomplete

0:00well so the olympics yes and um we have two beautiful princess hapa weijan two

0:08olympic gold medalists eileen goo and alissa you kind of only have one because eileen

0:14goo plays for china she's playing for the wrong team she's kind of a defector

0:19she is yeah much like alissa lu's father they are kate made a really good

0:25point that it there it does have this like psyops quality yeah where they're almost

0:29too perfectly like geometrically and geographically opposed one's got an asian dad one's got an

0:37asian mom right eileen goo unclear if she's an ivf baby yeah steve sailor makes

0:45the point that while alissa lu's heritage and background are pretty much more or less

0:52known um her dad's open about arthur lu uh was a guy who fled china

1:01as a defector uh during tianemont square because he hated communism and he established a

1:09successful law practice but he was also part of this like proto falangong type cult

1:15yes yeah we'll get into that but then eileen goo has a sexy and beautiful

1:21tiger mom who was a 40 year old single mom when she had her singer

1:28single mom you're becoming weird we're gonna be totally chinese by the time this episode's

1:35over right who had a red fortune podcast some white sperm donor whether it was

1:48an ivf or a sperm egg situation unclear it's unclear the chinese media reports that

1:53he's a harvard hover man uh and possibly a boyfriend not a donor though there

2:02are no photos of eileen goo's mom visibly pregnant well that's so there's no photos

2:09of michelle obama pregnant either or brigitte macron but the goo's have been very tight

2:17-lipped uh about her uh paternity sure yeah and she's a freestyle skier and then

2:26alissa is a figure skater just establishing the case and yeah their victories come in

2:39an interesting moment because a couple weeks ago there was this article in the new

2:44yorker about these chinese people the chinese people seem very bullish on surrogacy yeah chinese

2:53americans and chinese expats yeah because obviously chinese people don't be doing that because they

2:59have a one child policy yeah one child policy and they're traumatized by the legacy

3:05of that or they were like taxed to the girls for having a second child

3:1025 child policy i traumatized from drowning girl child in yangtze river has ccp say

3:19no second child i make into handbag that's okay um uh yeah so that but

3:32also they they just have like a weird insectoid alternate universe approach to like um

3:41child birth and child rearing definitely because they're risk averse and and uncreative well i

3:52don't know enough about i guess confucianism yeah right that's like i don't know enough

3:59about their metaphysics uh -huh to really understand like where your average chinese person stands

4:08vis -a -vis like a soul mm -hmm

The hosts discuss the contrasting backgrounds of Olympic gold medalists Eileen Gu and Alissa Czisny, noting the media narrative surrounding their mixed-race heritage and national allegiances. They draw parallels between Gu's father and Czisny's father, both of whom are linked to China, while highlighting Gu's mother as a single mother who utilized a white sperm donor.

The conversation shifts to the broader context of Chinese surrogacy trends among expats, driven by trauma from the One Child Policy. The hosts speculate on the motivations behind these reproductive choices, offering a critical perspective on Chinese cultural approaches to child-rearing and risk aversion.

The episode concludes with a discussion on the metaphysical aspects of Chinese culture, specifically regarding the concept of the soul and Confucianism, as the hosts attempt to understand the cultural drivers behind the athletes' stories.

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Ethnicity and National Identity

The hosts analyze the national allegiances of the athletes, specifically comparing Eileen Gu's decision to represent China with Alissa Czisny's representation of the United States.

Reproductive Technology and Genetics

Discussion focuses on the use of IVF, sperm donation, and surrogacy, particularly within the context of Chinese-American families and the One Child Policy.

Cultural Critique

The hosts offer a critical perspective on Chinese cultural traits, describing them as risk-averse and uncreative, and questioning their metaphysical views on the soul.

“she's kind of a defector she is yeah much like alissa lu's father”

“where they're almost too perfectly like geometrically and geographically opposed”

“she's a sexy and beautiful tiger mom who was a 40 year old single mom... had a red fortune podcast some white sperm donor”

“because obviously chinese people don't be doing that because they have a one child policy”

“they just have like a weird insectoid alternate universe approach to like um child birth and child rearing”

Stop Wasian Hate *TEASER*

Stop Wasian Hate TEASER