confusedhnguy

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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
Since OP refuses to explain, my uneducated guess is that OP is facing similar issues that people in r/hapas are facing. Not sure why OP got downvoted.
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
Source please? Edit: I can't even ask for a reference without getting downvoted again and again. Nice.
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
There is no Chinese-Japanese relation, because you cannot leave the US out of the discussion, not after WWII. In fact, what the Japanese think about us is pretty much irrelevant because pro-China [0] government officials die before they can
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
We do know. The number of mainlanders that know about the protests is probably larger than HK's entire population. If you can read Chinese, go to weibo or tieba or tianya or hupu, you can see posts about the protests. Surely they may g
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
Are you sure there are no discussions about this in mainland? I don't go to a lot of forums but at least I have seen lots of discussions on NGA and tieba. I am sure that there are even more discussions happened in Hupu, douban, KDS, an
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
Thank you for your kind words, it really warms my heart. Yes, recently there has been an abnormally high amount of news about China on HN and I find most of the comments questionable to say the least. I was so pissed and registered this acc
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
Please allow me to add more details. I have spent 9 years in the US. When I first came here, I was fed up with CCP's bs and thought the US and its system is the best. But now I have come to the conclusion that it is just as evil as the
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
> separate the Japanese people we see nowadays from the wartime Japan under militarism Yes, this is the sane choice. Unfortunately we both know that bad news draw more attention from the general public. Just like many mainlanders still r
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
While I agree with your other words, is the last paragraph really necessary? If you want us mainlanders to trust you, it is advisable to not praise Japan when it is not directly related to the conversation. Mainlanders are also perfectly ca
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
> Japan and its leaders have made lots of war apology statements In the link you provided: As of 2010, 24% of South Koreans still believe that Japan has never apologized for its colonial rule, while another 58% believe Japan has not apol
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
So now I am a wumao right? If someone disagrees with the Western media, just say he/she is a wumao and you automatically win, how convenient. The image in your link makes me laugh. I can do the same, just get an image of an Amazon fulf
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
We have finally come to the dead end (which I expected): you think that China is a 1984-like society and I disagree, and we can't convince each other. This is fine. For all the stuff you want me to look up online, I already know, and I
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
> Imprisoning over a million Uighurs Have you tried to image what kind of resource does it need to do this? How many prisons and guards are needed? How many hospitals, power stations and other related facilities are required to support t
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
"Positive actions" is equivalent to "invasion"? Also is the West stronger than China or not? I am confused. If it is, then this threat means nothing. If the China is stronger, then why bother to create the one country tw
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
The history of the opium wars need to be as well know as the history of slavery in the US, until then, leaving this important context out of the discussion makes people think that the UK is the victim. What I was trying to say is that media
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
OK I admit that I didn't read the whole thing. So I go back and read every single line of that link. OK, the Provisional Legislative Council was questionable in your view, I understand. But how exactly does this proves that the Chinese
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
Yes, they still need to push further if they want to make sure the bill never get passed. > suspension were quietly lifted in the future when the world has moved on from the protests Very unlikely to happen in the social media era. Even
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
> block the UK from making Hong Kong democratic for over 60 years Citation needed. Also, the UK is extremely famous for intentionally or unintentionally leaving a mess when it leaves, any sane government will not just let the British do
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
The protesters get what they want: this is the Chinese government's evil plan. The protesters couldn't get what they want: this is the Chinese government's evil plan. Next time please just say that the Chinese government is e
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by confusedhnguy 7y ago
Being a tech-oritented online community, I assumed that the average HN readers at least care about basic facts. Little did I know about all the ignorant and arrogant comments I was about to see. The West needs a new enemy. Until China folds
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by confusedhnguy 8y ago
Thanks. I also think our current government is one of the worst, the problem is that the western leaders doesn't genuinely want to help us from our point of view, it seems that they want puppets like the South Korea and Japan. Human ri
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by confusedhnguy 8y ago
Judging from how active and well-received Dalai Lama is in the west and how many westerners have bothered to go to Tibet to see it for themselves, I would say yes you focus too much on our human right issues for how little you care about wh
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by confusedhnguy 8y ago
Obviously nobody cares about right or wrong. The average westerners only want to accuse China so they can feel good about themselves for a while, and their leaders only want to secure world domination. Look at some of the comments here, peo