"Did you record everything?" The moment they got into the car, the dejected-looking Brian Ross immediately changed his expression.
"Everything!" The Asian man nodded and pulled a recorder from inside his jacket.
"Hmph, still too green. He actually just blurted out what he was thinking!" Brian Ross laughed. "When we get to court, I want to watch him lose his pants!"
"Yes." The Asian man nodded, though his expression did not look very good.
Asian basically referred to China, Japan, and Korea. Since foreigners could not tell Chinese, japanese, and Korean people apart, during this period, when they saw an East asian person, they generally assumed he was japanese or of japanese descent, because Japan was currently the strongest.
Ten years later, when people saw East Asians again, they would generally assume he was Chinese or from China.
That was why Japanese musicians sometimes got mistaken for chinese and beaten up in America.
And China, Japan, and Korea all banned guns.
People who had grown up in countries where guns were banned simply could not understand America's so-called freedom.
According to a report released by the Save the Children Fund some time ago, in 2005 alone, 3,006 children and teenagers died from gun violence—an average of eight a day, or one every hour.
Yesterday's battle between Bai Jing and Goddess Diana had been on February 14, Valentine's Day. In the week before that, from February 4 to 10 alone, there had been seven shootings across the United States in seven days, resulting in twenty-three deaths and dozens of injuries. (Associated Press report, March 27, 2008.)
Anyone from China, Japan, or Korea knew that calling gun ownership freedom simply did not hold up. If that was freedom, then it was surely the freedom to die.
He strongly approved of the Order