Originally Posted by
Silver Fox
We are entering the era of where, before you even open your mouth or put pen to paper, that you may as well start everything with "I apolgize if you find this offensive".
Is that better or worse than opening your mouth about a subject/issue with which you have no idea about other than what you've read on some gossipy "Page Six" column?
Originally Posted by
travelinmanS
Chinese food in much of the Midwest is horses**t, what is offensive about what this man said?
Because "sh*tty .......ized American Chinese food" is delicious... that's why. It's its own, uniquely American phenomenon.
General Tso's isn't "Chinese" food (whatever that hell that is even supposed to mean) but it is delicious.
Instead, the blowhard comes along on the authenticity train throwing insults at the hundreds of thousands of hard working Chinese family owned restaurants and their patrons for being "uncultured"....
Meanwhile, his own "Chinese" restaurant turns out to be nothing more than en epic flop.
https://www.eater.com/2018/12/7/1813...troversy-visit