The top character is "not or wrong" The bottom character refers to "crime".
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the_kwameNewcomerOct 23, 2026
Stereotypes exist for a reason. And no matter how much they call you a racist, bigot, or Nazis. That reason still exists and people won't stop noticing it.
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carlos_moralesNewcomerOct 23, 2026
四 means 4, so 4 Africans
salma4NewcomerOct 23, 2026
Genetic criminals, seems like the Chinese put into language as well.
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anastasiasmirnova74NewcomerOct 23, 2026
not it just mean "no" or "incomplete". they use that character simply because it sounds like "Afri" and they connect that character with another character that meant land or area. so it "Afri-land".
lucatorres18NewcomerOct 23, 2026
well it is behind bars so more like solved crime
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somchai_srisaiNewcomerOct 23, 2026
Everyday i become more fluent in racism.
the_omarNewcomerOct 23, 2026
lol. It’s actually legit.
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rohan_47xNewcomerOct 23, 2026
非 (fēi) • Negation (“no”, “not”): Functions as a negating prefix, similar to the Polish “nie-” or the English “un-” or “non-” (e.g., 非公開 – non-public). • Evil, error, or fault: Denotes something improper, incorrect, or morally wrong (as in the classical expression 是非 *shìfēi* – “
The top character is "not or wrong" The bottom character refers to "crime".
Stereotypes exist for a reason. And no matter how much they call you a racist, bigot, or Nazis. That reason still exists and people won't stop noticing it.
四 means 4, so 4 Africans
Genetic criminals, seems like the Chinese put into language as well.
not it just mean "no" or "incomplete". they use that character simply because it sounds like "Afri" and they connect that character with another character that meant land or area. so it "Afri-land".
well it is behind bars so more like solved crime
Everyday i become more fluent in racism.
lol. It’s actually legit.
非 (fēi) • Negation (“no”, “not”): Functions as a negating prefix, similar to the Polish “nie-” or the English “un-” or “non-” (e.g., 非公開 – non-public). • Evil, error, or fault: Denotes something improper, incorrect, or morally wrong (as in the classical expression 是非 *shìfēi* – “
I just did a quick Google search, and it’s true.