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https://anychinavisa.com/news/can-foreigners-buy-a-house-in-china/ https://anychinavisa.com/news/can-foreigners-buy-a-house-in-... Foreigners are allowed to only own one residential property for dwelling purposes. You may not rent out the property or act as a landlord. Isn't this massively hypocritical of them?

BizarroLand 4y ago
While the Chinese people are as good as any other, the Chinese government seems to be hypocrisy personified. They're playground bullies who will push you for no reason and then tattle on you when you push back. It's an honorless system and they seem to be very proud of it. Right now they're actively committing a genocide, blatantly spying on other countries, allying themselves with Russia, and stealing technology and intellectual property through a vast network of spies and intentionally deceptive practices. China denies that the 1989 Tienanmen Square Massacre even happened even though there are photos of it. But all of that aside, yes, they are massively, massively hypocritical. I don't know why we give them airspace in our media. It's the same thing over and over again. The Chinese government does something that in 1960 would have been considered an actionable declaration of war. We tell them to stop it. China whines and says we're a bunch of meany poo poo heads. The Chinese government does something that in 1960 would have been considered an actionable declaration of war.
- theonething 4y ago
  > playground bullies who will push you for no reason and then tattle on you when you push back. The way they are responding to their balloon being shot down is a prime example of this. They broke basic international law by violating US sovereign airspace. The US had every right to shoot down the intruding object and after doing so, the Chinese government has the gall to say the US is the one breaking laws. My hope is this and similar incidents wake up the American public, the current administration and the rest of the free world to the severity of threat that China represents.
  - potbelly83 4y ago
    Agreed. For starters we can start charging with treason any CEO who outsources jobs to China. The likes of Tim Cook et al. make me sick. With a straight face they talk about DEI, BLM, and all the other catchy liberal phrases, while single handedly propping up the this China regime while decimating American jobs.
- Our_Benefactors 4y ago
  > China denies that the 1989 Tienanmen Square Massacre even happened even though there are photos of it. They definitely do not deny crushing an uprising on that date, see for example the commemorative watch given to PLA soldiers who were in action: https://antique-collecting.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Tiananmen-square-watch.jpg https://antique-collecting.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/...
  - BizarroLand 4y ago
    They deny calling it a massacre, when their soldiers shot unarmed, peaceful civilians. They prevent regular memorials of the event. They say they were right to do it but that it shouldn't be talked about. https://www.hrw.org/news/2021/06/03/china-account-tiananmen-massacre https://www.hrw.org/news/2021/06/03/china-account-tiananmen-...

BizarroLand 4y ago

While the Chinese people are as good as any other, the Chinese government seems to be hypocrisy personified. They're playground bullies who will push you for no reason and then tattle on you when you push back. It's an honorless system and they seem to be very proud of it. Right now they're actively committing a genocide, blatantly spying on other countries, allying themselves with Russia, and stealing technology and intellectual property through a vast network of spies and intentionally deceptive practices. China denies that the 1989 Tienanmen Square Massacre even happened even though there are photos of it. But all of that aside, yes, they are massively, massively hypocritical. I don't know why we give them airspace in our media. It's the same thing over and over again. The Chinese government does something that in 1960 would have been considered an actionable declaration of war. We tell them to stop it. China whines and says we're a bunch of meany poo poo heads. The Chinese government does something that in 1960 would have been considered an actionable declaration of war.

theonething 4y ago
> playground bullies who will push you for no reason and then tattle on you when you push back. The way they are responding to their balloon being shot down is a prime example of this. They broke basic international law by violating US sovereign airspace. The US had every right to shoot down the intruding object and after doing so, the Chinese government has the gall to say the US is the one breaking laws. My hope is this and similar incidents wake up the American public, the current administration and the rest of the free world to the severity of threat that China represents.
- potbelly83 4y ago
  Agreed. For starters we can start charging with treason any CEO who outsources jobs to China. The likes of Tim Cook et al. make me sick. With a straight face they talk about DEI, BLM, and all the other catchy liberal phrases, while single handedly propping up the this China regime while decimating American jobs.
Our_Benefactors 4y ago
> China denies that the 1989 Tienanmen Square Massacre even happened even though there are photos of it. They definitely do not deny crushing an uprising on that date, see for example the commemorative watch given to PLA soldiers who were in action: https://antique-collecting.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Tiananmen-square-watch.jpg https://antique-collecting.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/...
- BizarroLand 4y ago
  They deny calling it a massacre, when their soldiers shot unarmed, peaceful civilians. They prevent regular memorials of the event. They say they were right to do it but that it shouldn't be talked about. https://www.hrw.org/news/2021/06/03/china-account-tiananmen-massacre https://www.hrw.org/news/2021/06/03/china-account-tiananmen-...