In the first instance the goal is to get someone to say something vaguely smutty in a public setting. In the second instance, the goal is explicitly to make fun of Asian names.
YMMV; I’m bailing before this turns into a derail.
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I don’t want to derail this with a descent into a discussion about racism either. Thanks for your comment - I see the distinction being put forward: vaguely smutty vs not.
I was holding the KTVU debacle up as a shining example of someone fooling the narrator/anchor/chair into reading something stupid into the public record. The NTSB intern succeeded spectacularly on that front whether their motives were to promulgate racism, embarrass KTVU, or just to have a laugh because they thought it was funny.
I am sorry that the example raises racism and withdraw my post.
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And to exploit people’s ignorance of Asian names and inability to distinguish between authentic names and racist joke names.
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