Mike nguyen. Mike Nguyen  A Asian American chef's rai restaurant in Texas, Texas, talked about the state's decision to host the mask authorization to prevent Covid-19 from being disseminated, on weekend .
 The graffiti is the LE Tree on San Antonio on Sunday, the restaurant's chef and owner, Mike Nissen told inside.
 The destroyer includes "no mask" racist news, "ramen noodle flu", "back to China"
"When I saw it, I was very shocked, then I am angry, and I am hurt, "Nguyen said. "Really for me" I hope you die. " "Share my opinions and express my freedom of speech, do you want someone to die? Is it in a mask? A piece of cloth ♪? This is too far."  
Nia Wen Zhou criticized Texas Greg Abbott Decision in Texas Greg Abbott. Decision for Texas Greg Abbott.  Niken said with business inside, Yan Shu said that he worried that the opposition of the mask, especially the Asian American restaurant, as a crime of hate, against the US to soar to Asian Americans.
He said in an interview that he still planned to ask the mask in his restaurant, regardless of the country's decision.  In his interview with CNN, he called Abbott "selfish" and said he believes that the discarding mask is authorized to make him and other restaurant workers.
NGUYEN told the insider on Monday, he expected to rebound his opinion, but he did not expect it.  He said that in addition to graffiti, he also accepted death threats, haha assing news, his restaurant has been submerged online comments.
Despite destruction, he and his employees believe that they are important in Sunday.  "We will not be blocked. We will not be intimidated," Nguyen said. "If we decide to close yesterday, the condition said that this message is those who do this."
 
A group of strangers outside the restaurantFinishing to clean the graffiti.  "This is very exciting. This shows who the Texas is who is San Antonians," he said. "When a community needs or requires Texas, we are there for you. We have to help each other, no problem."
 "We will not tolerate racism," he said. "We will not tolerate ignorance."
Yan also said he called the police and hoped that it was investigated as hatred crimes. In the joint statement of local news Kens5 report, the Chinese American Civil Alliance and the Asian American Alliance call on the authorities to investigate the incident.  Ron
Nirenberg also released a statement that requested information about the incident on the event, according to the export.  Loading something is loaded.