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by echaozh 6y ago
I thought the West is open to criticism, but it looks like I'm wrong. The West is open to criticism, if and only if the criticisizer also critisizes the West's enemy. How open minded it is.
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by echaozh 6y ago
I don't think emotional offence should be treated exactly like physical harm. Different people may take offence from different actions, and it's not fair to require everyone to judge accurately what is and what is not offensive to
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US sanctions International Criminal Court officials(edition.cnn.com)
182 points by echaozh 6y ago|168 comments
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by echaozh 6y ago
You do realize that what KMT and Taiwan did doesn't speak for mainland China?
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by echaozh 6y ago
It's hard to understand calling China to promote monoculture while the West wants Western democracy everywhere in the world. Sure, you don't recognize our way as democracy, but it doesn't stop us from doing so. Xinjiang has m
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by echaozh 6y ago
What if you don't want to be in a Western family? Ask the southerners in the American Civil War. They wanted out, and see what they got. I can understand the need of diversity in a country, diversity of races, opinions, religions, etc.
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by echaozh 6y ago
I think the moralization is due to the religious root of the American culture. Religion is all about morality, and the American people, especially those on the right side, invoke God too easily. Those on the left side, still think it's
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China Says U.S. Ordered Abrupt Closure of Houston Consulate(bloomberg.com)
4 points by echaozh 6y ago|0 comments
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by echaozh 6y ago
When you don't like the results of an election or a referendum, now you can blame Russia and China. Can you imagine the losing side easily accept the fact after the POTUS election this year without blaming Russia or China?
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by echaozh 6y ago
Or just simply sell radioactive toothpaste and advertise it as helping your health. People may fall for that. People even drank disinfectant. Without regulation, there will always people buying your fancy stuff, at a premium even.
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by echaozh 6y ago
>> he regime in China represents evil on a scale that is probably unprecedented in Earth's history Yeah, Nazi is now the cute one in the room, given China is here, right? At least the Nazis are white. I don't know, maybe kil
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by echaozh 6y ago
The Chinese people are not mass emmigrating to Russia, yet.
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by echaozh 6y ago
Why should someone expressing their honest feeling get downvoted? Just because it looks like his sympathetic with the "evil" Chinese?
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by echaozh 7y ago
First, China is not xenophobic. Rather, Sino-phobic can pretty well describe a lot of Americans if their words are true to their hearts. Secondly, freedom and rights all have prices. One's freedom is another one's lack thereof. Sa
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by echaozh 7y ago
300 unemployed engineers, or you're just moving the hiring problem to the smaller companies with their engineers suddenly gone.
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by echaozh 7y ago
Do you think everything the US diplomats and presidents said can be open to the public? When US is negotiating with other countries for "the greatness of America", Trump only says pleasant words which is completely legal in both c
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by echaozh 7y ago
Landing up on an inhabited island thousands of kilometers from here is a huge shot in the dark, but you know you got air and fish, and you can survive even if your seeds don't grow, and you know you can leave if the island is not ideal
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by echaozh 7y ago
Did these people enter China with a visa? Many Chinese parents sign a document to give up foreign citizenship for their children on entrance into China, so their children don't need a visa, and can enjoy benefits like health care and f
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by echaozh 7y ago
No. 900 years ago, a Chinese general tried to take back land from northern nomads and got killed.[0] And he was honored for 9 centuries in the country, even by Qing emperors who themselves were decendants of the northern nomads. In Hangzhou
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by echaozh 7y ago
I think some people in HK are deliberately trying to force the Mainland government to bring in the tanks. Otherwise why would they start beating up Mainlander travelers?
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by echaozh 7y ago
How many treaties have Trump violated? Does anyone want to do something about the US?
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by echaozh 7y ago
Cannot agree more.
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by echaozh 7y ago
How arrogant.
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by echaozh 7y ago
Yeah, the Russians meddling with US election is intolerable, but the West assisting HK riot is the right thing to do.
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by echaozh 7y ago
So you protest to get everything you want? Not all protests are guaranteed to be just. What if the Mainlanders then decide to protest to stop the protests in HK?
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by echaozh 7y ago
You can burn your house and blame the dictator, but at the end of the day, you burnt your own house. And the dictator's palace is thousands of miles away. I also see no dilemma, at least not for the "dictator". If the riot do
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by echaozh 7y ago
Communism, mate, that's communism come true.
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by echaozh 7y ago
If not every story has two sides, why do you need to bring every case to the court? Just execute the offenders on the wrong side of the story and get it done with, why the effort?
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by echaozh 7y ago
No. Xinjiang, or whatever its name was, was controlled by the Chinese government more than a thousand years before the Qing dynasty. China didn't really colonize, if colonization means to move there and enslave the natives.
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by echaozh 7y ago
No, to compare HK with US, you should first give US back to the native Americans. The US belongs to the native Americans. It was a colony of the Brits, and then inherited by other white colonists.

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