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Götterdämmerung;2895427 said:I also find it quite dishonest to talk negatively about other forumers in a thread where that person has not posted.
Götterdämmerung;2895427 said:Also, I find it hard to believe that an educated European would think all native Europeans think the same and at the same time accusing me of being blind obedient and comformistic. Who is here the conformist and obey blindly? Me, who does not act like all native Europeans or the one who claims that native Europeans act all the same?
Götterdämmerung;2895427 said:Talk about objectivity, you yourself is far from that
We are greatful that they love our products. The more the merrier. India is just too poor to buy German quality in any significant amount, no to speak of high-tech toys. So, don't be jealous.
In fact, they are so poor that that even the stuffs they import from China are of grad D quality, while the grade A quality products are either consummed internally or exported to Europe where people...
But anyway, it's hard to take your boasts about "owning" others seriously when you're not even willing to post under the Indian tricolor. Go change your flag, refute the points made in the OP's article, and maybe you won't be considered that annoying kid who talks big but is so ashamed of his origin as to hide it.
He asked, i answered.
Which school taught you objectivity of statements like:
We are greatful that they love our products. The more the merrier. India is just too poor to buy German quality in any significant amount, no to speak of high-tech toys. So, don't be jealous.
In fact, they are so poor that that even the stuffs they import from China are of grad D quality, while the grade A quality products are either consummed internally or exported to Europe where people...
And this is s stick up for objectivity and not because I am supposed to be Indian. It's just that in the India-China example bias of some members is so easily exposed it makes for an easy target.
Götterdämmerung;2895857 said:Everybody has his or her bias, including me. I favour some countries and dislike some others. You are no different.
Götterdämmerung;2895857 said:Did he mention my name? No?
Taiwanese occupied it illegally with force 1956. We will take back in right time.
Of course, historical reasons must satisfy three conditions: peacefully occupation, continuously, and in reality
You cannot sit and draw an imaginary U line, then you say it is your property history.
Because the Filipinos were there first (Palawan). It is their country.
Vietnam is always smaller, weaker than China. If Chinese were to the Spratly and Paracel islands before, we certainly did not have any chance to occupy the islands.
In the 2nd century BCE, what later became Annam was part of the kingdom of Nan Yue or Triệu Dynasty, an ancient kingdom formed upon the union of Baiyue people at the final collapse of the Qin Dynasty by former Qin General Zhao Tuo and was nominally subject to the Chinese Han Empire. In 111 BCE, the Han imperial government, under Emperor Wu of Han, invaded Nanyue and asserted direct control for the first time. By 108 BCE, the conquest was completed and the Chinese took over the lands. The first name given the land based around Hanoi and the Red River was Jiaozhi. In 679, Tang Dynasty established Protectorate General to Pacify the South (Chinese: 安南都护府 as their military government in Jiaozhi. The Sino-Vietnamese name of this government is An Nam đô hộ phủ which can be called for short An Nam (Pacified South) or Annam as in Western documents.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annam_(Chinese_province)
Except my bias doesn't go as far as yours.
I know all the facts above about Germany exporting more to China. But you pin all of China's success on some sort of superiority of the Chineses people.
I on the other hand just think they were "luckier" to be picked by multinational corporations as the venue of the neverending drive for lowering costs/mass production.
He asked who, I answered. What is unclear?
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What does it mean tribute system ? In the past Chinese lost their independence. China ruled by Mongolian and Manchus. Servants dont have right to talk about that.
Vietnam and Philippine will solve this matter related to overlap area, base on UNCLOS. We have been do it with Malaysia and we submitted to UN common requests 2009.
history revisionism is a dangerous and immoral thing, only bring more troubles and hatred between nations, and a huge threat to world peace.
Götterdämmerung;2895988 said:Who are you to judge what is being far and what's not?
Götterdämmerung;2895988 said:I never mentionned anything about being superior. Chinese are in fact down to earth and work hard for their success. It's rather the India with their delusional supriority complex that irrates not only me but a lot of people I know in Germany without much to show
Götterdämmerung;2895988 said:In this competitive world, people are not given a job just out of sheer luck but because of competence. India and many other countries have lower wages than China. If your claim is true those mass productions should have been given to India and not China.
Götterdämmerung;2895988 said:You don't have to be explicit, it's considered as a bad manner in Europe.
This is why so important for neo-fascists to re-write their history.
What we can perceive in Vietnam is that they wiped off their original history by making them illiterate, and those foolish Vietnamese come with pictures originated from nowhere with Chinese characters that they never understand and then whining around.
How foolish, laughable and, at the same time, dangerous is that!
More idiotic farces: the illiterate and imbecilic dunces behave as if they were on right side.
China says Tibet,Taiwan,Arunachal Pradesh(an Indian state),South China sea belongs to them...now they are after Phillipines and Vietnam...I am sure One day China will say the whole universe belongs to them....really these brainless 4-feet scumbags don't seem to get it
Human height - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Note: Data in green are representative of a large section of the country's adult population.[citation needed]
Country/Region Average male height Average female height Sample population /age range Methodology Year Source
China (PRC) 1.663 m (5 ft 5 1⁄2 in) 1.570 m (5 ft 2 in) Rural, 17 Measured 2002 [14]
China (PRC) 1.702 m (5 ft 7 in) 1.586 m (5 ft 2 1⁄2 in) Urban, 17 Measured 2002 [14]
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India 1.645 m (5 ft 5 in) 1.520 m (5 ft 0 in) 20 Measured 2005–2006 [30][31]
India 1.612 m (5 ft 3 1⁄2 in) 1.521 m (5 ft 0 in) Rural, 17+ Measured 2007 [32]
If that little thing has logic then pig can fly.... You know every great show will accompanied by clowns like that Audio thing (probably a useless social welfare bummer $ucking up all the state funds)
China says Tibet,Taiwan,Arunachal Pradesh(an Indian state),South China sea belongs to them...now they are after Phillipines and Vietnam...I am sure One day China will say the whole universe belongs to them....really these brainless 4-feet scumbags don't seem to get it
whose a bigger idiot the Vietnamese or you that ran off from china cup in hand and on all fours to a country that actively makes you pay taxes that go towards encircling and threating china ? amuses me to see you Chinese seditious immigrant in the US - insult other nations in an effort to protect a country your folks ran away from ...
Forrestal Lecture at the Naval Academy | Scoop News
Just look at the ever expanding trade between our economies, the connections between our peoples, the ongoing consultations between our governments. In less than 35 years, we’ve gone from being two nations with hardly any ties to speak of to being thoroughly, inescapably interdependent. That requires adjustments in thinking and approaches on both sides. Geopolitics today cannot afford to be a zero-sum game. A thriving China is good for America and a thriving America is good for China, so long as we both thrive in a way that contributes to the regional and global good. Let me go one step further. We will only succeed in building a peaceful, prosperous Asia Pacific if we succeed in building an effective U.S.-China relationship.
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