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You have the right to walk or not walk with whoever you want and associate with or not associate with whichever race you choose. What makes you feel the need t

You have the right to walk or not walk with whoever you want and associate with or not associate with whichever race you choose. What makes you feel the need to have your thoughts publicly vindicated? > I keep seeing this and I ask at what point do we start shaming Chinese nationalists > the Chinese way is not right and I will not associate with any business or person who is Chinese From this statement it seems as though you're trying to generate some kind of grass-roots support for that line of thinking? If that's the case, there are already well established communities for that, such as stormfront.

14 7y ago
I am actually not trying to generate any grass roots support for anything. 2 days ago I saw a reddit post of a guy in New York dressed as a Nazi and the public attacked him and threw eggs at him until he ran off. I do not condone violence and it is the exact opposite of the world I want to live in. But at what point is the line crossed where our moral consciousness says I can no longer stand idle and I will not be associated with anyone from China. The German people endured this after the war. Just being from Germany was the only association needed to bring on dislike. Germany has worked extremely hard to move away from that stigma. Doing a Nazi salute in Germany today will get you charged. I don’t blame all the Germans for what happened in the past either but when the whole world was angry and hated them I also think it was justified. They earned their respect back over the years. I also am fully aware China is an oppressed country and most citizens are simply trying to survive in a rigged system. But perhaps it is time we pressure our businesses and the like who do deal with China and ask they refrain from doing business there. Of course money talks and this will likely never happen but out of favour fell Nazism perhaps to we can put enough shame on China to reconsider its ways.

14 7y ago

I am actually not trying to generate any grass roots support for anything. 2 days ago I saw a reddit post of a guy in New York dressed as a Nazi and the public attacked him and threw eggs at him until he ran off. I do not condone violence and it is the exact opposite of the world I want to live in. But at what point is the line crossed where our moral consciousness says I can no longer stand idle and I will not be associated with anyone from China. The German people endured this after the war. Just being from Germany was the only association needed to bring on dislike. Germany has worked extremely hard to move away from that stigma. Doing a Nazi salute in Germany today will get you charged. I don’t blame all the Germans for what happened in the past either but when the whole world was angry and hated them I also think it was justified. They earned their respect back over the years. I also am fully aware China is an oppressed country and most citizens are simply trying to survive in a rigged system. But perhaps it is time we pressure our businesses and the like who do deal with China and ask they refrain from doing business there. Of course money talks and this will likely never happen but out of favour fell Nazism perhaps to we can put enough shame on China to reconsider its ways.