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本帖最後由 peter236 於 2013-7-11 11:03 編輯
Your postings RE: HK news and such makes more sense (politically more neutral) than that of p ...
Quest 發表於 2013-7-10 08:34


And you claim you support the freedom of speech? I thought Canada is a place where people accept other people's viewpoint. I am not even talking politics here. Most of my posts are about science, economics development, sports, culture etc. When it comes to Diaoyu islands, are you prepared to concede to the enemies?

The funny thing is, it seems people can be one-sided negative about China/Hong Kong/anything Chinese, while talking positive things about China/Hong Kong/anything Chinese is not allowed. This "requirement" is unheard of anywhere else. Afterall, no one else here will post anything positive about China/Hong Kong/anything Chinese anyway.

I understand that it is human nature that people like to hear what they want to hear. If you hate your own Chinese culture/HK/China, you are going to hate it, no matter what. But at least you need to respect other's viewpoint.

Personally, I don't think supporting ones own culture and ethnicity is wrong. Supporting ones own culture and ethnicity does not mean supporting a political party.
I made this clear many times before, but some people still don't get it, and the name calling still persist. And I thought abusive name calling was not allowed here long ago.

Personally, I don't think immigrants to Canada have to hate their own country of origin. People come to Canada because they think Canada is a better place, but that does not mean they have to hate their own culture or ethnic origin. That would be too much self-hate.

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本帖最後由 peter236 於 2013-7-12 00:32 編輯
無人吾比你講野,你個account又無比人ban
問題是人人看出的問題,你卻看不出,或視而不見
中國共產黨破 ...
ricrick 發表於 2013-7-11 16:35

Whatever that the CCP had done has nothing to do with me. But the thing is some people assume that whoever support one's own Chinese culture and ethnicity is necessarily supporting the CCP.

I made this clear that this is not the case, since this is an illogical assumption. Certainly I am aware of the problems within China, but I am not a political activist or street fighter, like long hair or mad dog Wong.

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Oh and before you get emotionally upset once again, just let us LYKers ask you the same question tha ...
Quest 發表於 2013-7-11 20:30


Why do you ask the same question that I already talked about a few posts above?

Please, learn how to respect other's viewpoint, and stop the useless rhetoric, name calling or linking me with the CCP. Afterall, a 5000 yrs old archaeology discovery has nothing to do with the present day Chinese commies, LOL.
You keep on saying the CCP is "your party" or "pro-commie". What kind of joke this is? hahaha. The CCP is not my beloved party and please cut this childish crap.
I am now suspecting that you hate the CCP so much that it distorted your judgement to the point that you link every little piece of Chinese culture with the CCP.

Like I said a few posts above, it is human nature that people like to hear what they want to hear. If you hate or look down on your own Chinese culture/HK/China, you are going to hate it, no matter what. But at least you need to respect other's viewpoint. Just don't read it, if you hate it. Your hate is not going to help the development of the Chinese nation.

Personally, I don't think supporting ones own culture and ethnicity is wrong. Supporting ones own culture and ethnicity does not mean supporting a political party. I made this clear many times before, but you still don't get it.

I don't think immigrants to Canada need to hate their own native country. People come to Canada because they think Canada is a better place, and there are certainly even better places than Canada. But it is a funny logic that you have to hate your ethnic origin or cannot be positive about it.

In addition, why would anyone need to go through the hassles to import a Chinese brand car to Canada, when it is officially available and comes with a nice warranty, in many other countries including Australia, China and some European countries like the UK? LOL.

And one more thing, the Chinese have already fully embraced capitalism and some people say they are among the best capitalist in the world. But you are still assuming they hate the evil capitalist? And what has that to do the CCP? Chinese people have been very good capitalist since ancient times, way way before the CCP even existed.

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jRE:  釣魚台, I just simply disappointed with your softie motherland govt for not standing firm against Japan during most recent rounds of conflicts.
Quest 發表於 2013-7-11 20:25


With regard to Diaoyu Islands, the Chinese have already stepped up their patrol and the Japanese are losing their full control. It is the wish of all Chinese that the mainland and Taiwan will cooperate on this issue. But the biggest problem is the US which is siding with the enemies. You decide whether the US is friend or foe.

I don't see how supporting the Chinese on this Diaoyu islands issue is anit-Japan or pro-CCP. Please stop linking me with the political party on the mainland.
Taiwan ROC is also claiming the Diaoyu island. If Diaoyu island is China's then it should be China's whether China is a democratic country or not.

Again, a demand for apology for Nanjing massacre, Unit 731, comfort ladies etc is not anti-Japan. An apology should be seeked whether China is a democratic country or not.

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