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What 'racist' commnent have I made? Do you even know what the word 'racist' mean in application? If I were to make a 'racist' insult to anyone, I would have to use well known racially charged words and/or make some kind of attribution of negative human and moral characteristics against a group with clearly distinguishable physical traits, such as black skin color. Calling you Chinese boys 'you Chinese boys' does not constitute a racist insult. It is condescending and you Chinese boys deserves it.So now you are trying to publically justify your racist actions against all Chinese users here on PDF by falsely accussing everyone of grouping against you?
When it was you who is often caught generalizing against the Chinese population here and spewing crap at our faces for uncalled reasons? Give people a break already.
Of course you care. In debates, experience matters and you Chinese boys' lack of it, especially in an arena where the subjects are military and related, made you vulnerable. I used my experience to seek out credible third party sources to support my arguments and challenges to Chinese claims or even when I see a general news story was technically inadequate in some ways. Here is a recent example of that...Do I? What you do and how you live your live has nothing to do with me - zilch.
http://www.defence.pk/forums/china-defence/90506-china-wz-10-pics.html#post1594871
That explanation has nothing to do with China but at something more technically basic to aviation. I go out of my way to these look for these publicly available sources so people can verify for themselves for the Chinese claims and my rebutal. Here is a response TYPE that I have come to EXPECT from either a Chinese or a supporter...
That's one big load of baloney
The readers can see for themselves the lack of even a sense of anything expected of a sensible 'debate', especially when the subject is technically related. That expectation by me is from experience. Any challenges from me, no matter how well supported by reasonable arguments AND sources that has no racial implications were interpreted to be an attack on 'the Chinese people', in other words, to challenge a Chinese claim is to be racist in itself. The fact that none of you Chinese boys challenged my assertion that long ago I was originally polite and on subject tells the readers on who had the original provocative behaviors here: you Chinese boys.
Do you not see how ridiculous that is? Where and what have I done to constitute an imposition of my view on anyone? Or is it to you that merely questioning popular perceptions qualify as that imposition?We are here talking about the Vietnam War, you can question the way the history of Vietnam is told, but you cannot foist your lobsided view on to the masses.
Wrong...I said the Vietnamese envied the Japanese for what the Japanese have done for their country. Even YOU used the word 'envied' to describe what you perceived to be American attitude towards China. When I said this...If you are indeed factual then your spectacular claim that Vietnamese wants to be Japanese wouldn't get slapped down hard by asianamerican. Mind you this is about the Vietnamese War, not about Japanese so I urge you to stay within the topic and not try and derail it. Just because you are racist against Chinese does not give you the right to act like an idiot and play victim all the time.
That does not mean the Viets want to be Japanese or South Koreans but only that they want to be as prosperous and opportunistic like the latter two peoples. Wishing for a better life is a common thing for all peoples.Har...The way plenty of Viets in Viet Nam sees today, living like the South Koreans and the Japanese is much better than the lot they are in right now.
Yes you can. And my experience make you Chinese boys' blood boils.A young boy? now that is a funny thing to say to others who you have little to no idea about. I take that as a personal attack. Your consistant denigrating mannerism together with your foul demeaning choice of words does not make you anymore equitably amicable.
Your claims of being a cold war veteran and working alongside nuclear weapon has no significance to your arguments. If you are indeed a veteran then yes it would make you an naive one who is inept at keeping up with time and has its conscience blinded by childhood memories.
The claim was that China does not care about other communist countries regarding unity and survivability of the communist bloc and the communist ideology. I have shown that to be false, not only with common sense but also with at least one historical fact: Ho, the Soviets, and Tito of Yuggoslavia. Just because China could not have saved the USSR from collapse, that does not mean China does not care because not only would such a collapse proved to the world that communism is a failure, but that China has improved odds of the same catastrophe. And that collapse did happened. Countries that shares a common ideological foundation MUST care about what goes on inside their fellowship. That is not being 'nosey' but only observance so that one may head off potential problems. That is why democracies have different methods of being 'democratic' because they did observed and made adaptations. The problem on how to label China, either as 'communist' or some other variant of a dictatorship is secondary to the original claim, which was that China did cared about what went on inside other communist countries. China cared enough about Viet Nam that there were Chinese troops in the country. Why would you want to send troops if you did not cared?Well the Soviet Union failed but the country China still exist and they are still being referred to as 'Commies'. So please tell the readers, not me, if that is an American fail for portraying China as communist or is it a Gambit fail for trying too hard to put forward his own theories?
The one with the epic failed argument is YOU with this fail...You already epic failed on trying to relate communist countries outside the borders of the US to allowing communism to exist within the US. It bares no correlations other than to further prove that US employs a double standard and interferes with other countries ideologies through the use of military intervention other than its own.
The competition here is about allowing communists to explain their ideology to the public and let the public make up their own minds. We have an active communist party in the US and the evidence of that allowance is the fact that the CPUSA was able to book a convention hall in NYC for their little get-together. So it has been YOU who tried to convinced people that the US 'forbid' or 'banned' communism inside the country. You followed up with another failure...Democracy indeed allows competition by nature, but not the version adopted west. It only gives you freedom if you do as you are told and compete according to their own sets of rule (dirty underarm tactics alert), so what freedom is there if it is hindered by their version of rules? So if it gives so much freedom to compete, then why not let Communism compete with it on equal grounds? Why sanction or wage war on communsm? Contradicting? yes, and I do have problems with that.
So really...Communism is allowed to compete in America but not, as in 'forbidden', elsewhere? So how effective was that ban, as in military interventions, when we can still find a world history map showing the countries in red for the once communist countries? You used the word 'sanction' but do you even know what it mean, let alone how sanctions are applied? I doubt it. This is just another exposure of your ignorance.Oh.. that's something new! So America embraces communism too? Thanks for bringing it up. I guess the idea of communism is allowed there but forbidden elsewhere? This goes to show how lovely and hypocritically hypercritical America and the Western democracy really is.
Good...Then we can conclude that you did not know what the hell you are talking about when you said that China does not care about other communist countries.Just like how US and its NATO allies on keeping tabs on all of them democratic countries, using persuasions and/or force to keep the clients in line, and morally and economically support each other throughout the years? I see nothing wrong in that if US and its friends carry out the same proceedures themselves
Wrong...Saying that 'May be China should have' does not mean such. Helping a country from failure does not constitute spreading an ideology, especially when both already share a common ideological foundation. The Soviet Union's collapse was unforseen even by the Soviets themselves. May be the wiser ones did have some inklings that their empire was in more serious trouble than the rest perceived, but overall, no one expected such collapse. So China's inability to come to the USSR's aid was in no way evidence that China did not have a desire to spread communism.Good..so you are tacitly agreeing with me that China has no intentions of spreading communism on Vietnam or other countries? and that China has no control over how their communist counterparts govern its own country? Moreover, you have successfully contradicted yourself by self proclaiming that China and the Soviet Union supported each other and its clients economically and morally throughout the cold war years? If that was the case, then we wouldn't see the collapse of the Soviet Union and East Germany being sucked dry by the Soviets after WWII?
China was in Viet Nam to spread communism. Not to 'liberate' anyone. China's had a political separation with the Soviets, but not an ideological one, but after the Soviets collapse, then of course China had no choice but to question the validity of such a policy, even if such a policy was not actively pursued. But we know that was not true then nor is it true today, if anything, China just have a more sophisticated way to spread communism, or at least the Chinese version of communism...Also, the fact that China had no intention of spreading communism, supporting it nor kept tabs on other communist countries lead to the collpase of the Soviet Union. US was in friendly terms with China at the time right? If memories selved me right, Richard Nixon made friendly visits to China in the early 70's and, our great leader at the time, Deng Xiaoping also visited America? congratulations on destroying your own argument.
The Epoch Times | The CCP's Export of Communist Party Culture
A thug in a tuxedo is still a thug.After Mao, however, the CCP adopted a more open policy, making it easy for overseas media to expose the CCP's crimes against freedom and violations of human rights. To prevent this exposure, the CCP's strategy was to bribe overseas Chinese media with financial benefits in order to ensure that all Chinese media around the world reflected CCP culture. These media only selectively reported Chinese news, and they only "criticized" the CCP in a positive way. As a result, these forms of media indirectly spread fallacies about the CCP, including that the CCP was not only legal but also necessary to China's growth and prosperity. Though most overseas Chinese people do not believe all of the CCP's propaganda, they tend to believe overseas Chinese media. Through these media, many overseas Chinese people have unconsciously accepted the CCP culture and propaganda.
Still trying to dodge that 'meddling' charge, eh? History is factual enough, that China was in Viet Nam. But the argument that China was in Viet Nam to 'liberate' is not factual but an opinion. Meddling is more accurate and still historically factual.Yes historians all around the world knows the history of Vietnam well enough to have it taught to everyone in schools acrosss the globe. They are able to view and convey history with high degree of parity. It is not the Gambit version of history that is taught, but a universally agreed and collective one. Your one sided opinions are best kept to yourself, we don't need you to foist your inaccurate history upon readers.
Then be brave enough and say China was in Viet Nam for the same motives as the US -- expansion of an ideology. For the US, the goal was to have an ally against communist expansion. For China, the goal was to have an aly for communist expansion. And you are still trying to deceive the readers when you said that China's meddling was the result of the desire to check communist expansion. History has China in Viet Nam long before US involvement. You cannot dispute that fact so the spin come to be 'liberation'. The fear of the word 'meddle' for the Chinese boys regarding Viet Nam is obvious. I have no problems saying that communist containment is a good thing and exporting democratic principles and capitalist ideas are even better things. Do you at least have the courage to say that communist expansion is equally positive for the world?Good...so now you have agreed that the US meddled in Vietnam in support of its French South Vietnam ally. Yes America did indeed meddled with Vietnam by supporting a partitioned Vietnam which ultimately resulted in China particiapting in the war or 'meddling in Vietnam' as you'd put it.