It's time to call out China's BS!

4 years 1 month ago #677914 by Nikon Shooter

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4 years 1 month ago #677935 by effron
They aren't very popular currently, methinks.

Why so serious?
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4 years 1 month ago #677992 by Ian Stone
WELL SAID!  

It's easy to be bitter to Chinese people right now.  Put aside some other very valid points in the video, this whole Corona Virus started with them. I'm sorry, but many Chinese people are dirty dirty people.  Just like they are known for cutting corners to make a buck, It's clear they will attempt to cut corners with the Corona Virus, and the rest of the world suffers.  

But as this guy points out, we can't treat Chinese people differently.  Really it's the Chinese government that needs to be held blame.  


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4 years 1 month ago - 4 years 1 month ago #677994 by Nikon Shooter

Ian Stone wrote: I'm sorry, but many Chinese people are dirty dirty people.

Right, just like London, Paris, Boston, Montréal, etc a hundred
and fifty years ago.

In 1833, sanitary waste was allowed into the storm sewer system. Using the storm
sewer to drain sanitary waste was the first appearance of a combined sewer system
in Boston. The practice proliferated throughout the city and just one year later, the
city encouraged adding rainwater from roofs to the system to assist in flushing the
sewers of sanitary waste. This flushing did not solve the problem. Health issues re-
lated to water contamination, such as cholera, typhoid, and dysentery, began to in-
crease among Bostonians. — Boston Water and Sewer Commission


Ian Stone wrote: Just like they are known for cutting corners to make a buck,  

Everybody is… and not all only in hardship.

Ian Stone wrote: But as this guy points out, we can't treat Chinese people differently.  Really it's the Chinese government that needs to be held blame.  

Agreed!

I went many places and met with many peoples and, sorry Ian,
humans come in very different flavours but we're all the same,
some by desperation, some by greed.

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4 years 1 month ago #677999 by Ian Stone
:agree:  I hope to see China making some changes soon!


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4 years 1 month ago #678000 by Nikon Shooter

Ian Stone wrote: :agree:  I hope to see China making some changes soon!


Nationalism is the worst of all "ism"…
specially when fuelled with fear. The
same applies to all "isms" IMO.

Have a good one, Ian.

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4 years 1 month ago #678038 by fmw

Nikon Shooter wrote:

Ian Stone wrote: :agree:  I hope to see China making some changes soon!


Nationalism is the worst of all "ism"…
specially when fuelled with fear. The
same applies to all "isms" IMO.

Have a good one, Ian.


I'm flying blind here since I can't watch internet videos.  But I would be interested in what you see as the difference between nationalism and love of country.


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4 years 1 month ago #678049 by effron

Nikon Shooter wrote:
Nationalism is the worst of all "ism"…
specially when fuelled with fear. The
same applies to all "isms" IMO.


No fear involved with a respect for each others' borders, methinks.....Lots of isms out there.

Why so serious?
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4 years 1 month ago #678056 by Nikon Shooter

fmw wrote: I'm flying blind here since I can't watch internet videos.  But I would be interested in what you see as the difference between nationalism and love of country.


Noble but often misused, the difference you mean is patriotism.

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4 years 1 month ago #678057 by Nikon Shooter

effron wrote: No fear involved with a respect for each others' borders, methinks.....Lots of isms out there.


No fear, Ernesto? Your economy is running in a large part
on it — greed, ambitions, and envy are some other drivers.

None of those will produce a proper computer, or a space
exploration vehicle, a safer car, even an electric version of
it, but you innovation, engineering and research skills are
those that are necessary for the well being of this planet.

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4 years 1 month ago #678077 by effron
Yes, we mostly know how it works. I won't comment on the way you spat out "Patriotism", I'll drop it here...its heading political.

Why so serious?
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4 years 1 month ago #678097 by Ben Vanderbilt
I'll give a good bump for a very interesting message found in the video.  China does need a wake up call. 


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4 years 1 month ago #678099 by Nikon Shooter

Ben Vanderbilt wrote: I'll give a good bump for a very interesting message found in the video.  China does need a wake up call. 


Ooooh yes but repression is not easy to shake off.
Once done though…

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4 years 1 month ago #678191 by KENT MELTON
BUMP!!!!


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4 years 1 month ago #678205 by effron

KENT MELTON wrote: BUMP!!!!

+1

Why so serious?
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