"Asia has a way of radicalizing white people who live there for any length of time, and i believe it does so in two ways.

1) Contrary to what you are saying, whites are exposed to a lot of racism in Asia. At the same time, they are also give far more positive attention then they would be back home. This creates an unbalanced inferiority/superiority complex. But the racism directed at whites in Asia – which is “soft”, but pervasive and widespread – should not be underestimated as a factor in the radicalization of whites who have lived in Asia. For the first time, whites begin to see, even if in subtle ways, what being a minority really means.

2) Secondly, whites who live in Asia get to see first hand what it means to live in a mono-cultural society that retains traditional virtues and positive social attitudes long vanished from multi-cultural white societies – and they love it, and it evokes in them nostalgia for 1950s America.