Blonde, Frat Boy, Hillbilly are all quite specific and antipodean counterparts in the form counter-stereotypes such as as the math nerd and city slicker. No one here uses any actual Chinese stereotypes. Rainies, Rockies, and Nongs are used to describe everyone.

The r/China subreddit is hardly the only place for expats to vent unless you are particularly lazy. You could always create a separate subreddit for it in the same vein as CCJ. Might I recommend r/Chinktown.

You are operating under the assumption that I am denying that I am a racist or that I somehow even find racism objectionable. I readily acknowledge that I am a blatant racist and I feel that this is both forthright, honest, and natural state of man. It is because I am a racist that I can see through the dissimulation and denials as obvious Taqiyah. I actually didn't write anything about not wanting Africans in China beyond saying that I didn't want Africans in China. You basically filled in all the rest off of heuristics. You were however right of course. I don't want Africans in China because Africans, relative to any other populations, bring increased crime, social dysfunction, and the inevitable sub-par half breeds. This is an observable fact, but it doesn't mean this observation belongs in r/Africa nor would I waste my time driving the point home ad nauseum to the users in that subreddit. Thought in all likelyhood I would most likely receive a site wide shadow ban for it.

Chinese people bring with them stratospheric real estate prices, a culture of corruption, and an asocial dog-eat-dog competitive behavior relative to Anglo whites. Many whites find this objectionable and don't want to live in proximity to Chinese. Some may feel that pointing this out is bigoted, most of the current r/China regulars would simply nod their heads. Yet because I make both observations I am a "racist" while mental firewalls that everyone else posses is somehow interpreted as speaking truth to power.

Do you even read the sub? Perhaps you think all the Rainiest, Rockies, and Nongs are terms of endearment. Familiarity breeds contempt and so-called understanding doesn't necessarily lead to acceptance. Sometimes when you truly get to know someone or something, you come to actively dislike them, even despise them. This is true for most of the prolific regulars on r/China. They post so much because they despise China and the Chinese and it is emotionally satisfying to express themselves in the company of like minded individuals when in their mundane lives they cannot do so in front of their race traitor concubines and coworkers.