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CMP

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Another brainwashed female diaspora Chinese. Are females more susceptible to Western gaslighting?

It's a two way avenue. More than 130 million overseas trips are expected to be made by Chinese this year (still 20 million off the pre-COVID peak). Chinese know the outside world very well. The claim that getting rid of China's "Great Firewall" will overthrow the Chinese government is just nonsensical.
Given Australia already started pulling the plug on ethnic Chinese in government, it's hilarious that this cunt thinks she can actually hold a seat of influence in one of Australia's boss nations. I wonder if there are any notable groups bankrolling her.
 

Bellum_Romanum

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In the end she still chose to carry water for a white ruled tax enclave. It was not forced upon her.
We should relax with labeling anyone we find sus as "TRAITOR" or label them automatically as "HANJIAN." Lest we forget that most of us who post on this forum either are born in the west, no longer resides in China for host of different reasons and given the strict criteria you apply to those whom you find detestable automatically as Hanjians, what would make us then? Uncle Chans?

Let's not lose our sense of "seeking facts from truth" and let's not be so cavalier with casting aspersions to people of Chinese heritage and origin regarding their own personal choice that made sense to them and their lives. Those people need not justify their decisions to appease anyone's suspicion or questioning their patriotism and love of country. That's beyond absurd, and frankly beneath us.
 

CMP

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We should relax with labeling anyone we find sus as "TRAITOR" or label them automatically as "HANJIAN." Lest we forget that most of us who post on this forum either are born in the west, no longer resides in China for host of different reasons and given the strict criteria you apply to those whom you find detestable automatically as Hanjians, what would make us then? Uncle Chans?

Let's not lose our sense of "seeking facts from truth" and let's not be so cavalier with casting aspersions to people of Chinese heritage and origin regarding their own personal choice that made sense to them and their lives. Those people need not justify their decisions to appease anyone's suspicion or questioning their patriotism and love of country. That's beyond absurd, and frankly beneath us.
Her reasons are her own and not for me to consider. What I see are Chinese competing under the flags of anti-China countries. I certainly would take a much more generous view of Chinese competing under the flags of pro-China countries.
 

valysre

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Her reasons are her own and not for me to consider. What I see are Chinese competing under the flags of anti-China countries. I certainly would take a much more generous view of Chinese competing under the flags of pro-China countries.
Man, it's Luxembourg... pretty far down the list of countries against which China holds a historical or present grudge.
 

CMP

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Man, it's Luxembourg... pretty far down the list of countries against which China holds a historical or present grudge.
I'm not singling the old lady in particular out. There's also the French and Canadian. Both are NATO members, which is a military institution eager to reposition itself on China's doorstep in Asia, and one was a member of the 8 nation alliance which historically had militarily subjugated China. You may forgive and forget when foreign armies march on your land and crush your people. I may forgive some of them (like Hungary) for now taking a position on the right side of history, but I certainly will not forget those who stood against China then, profited tremendously from enslaving China with drugs, and stand against China again now.
 
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valysre

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I'm not singling the old lady in particular out. There's also the French and Canadian. Both are NATO members, which is a military institution eager to reposition itself on China's doorstep in Asia, and one was a member of the 8 nation alliance which historically had militarily subjugated China.
First of all, the French are barely part of NATO. Outside of the Anglosphere, exempt from US military occupation, it's one of the few Western nations that does not dance to the tune of America's fiddle (in relative terms). With regards to 八国联军 (to my knowledge), the French have not done very much to China besides that. Forgiveness is possible.
The Canadian government is an American lapdog, the people have little to do with it.

Let the sportsmen and the common folk act in peace. Why do you attack these people with such enthusiasm when they have done so little to offend? They do not serve as jesters for the West, they do not demean their own people with their performances. And they do not carry the spears or forge the swords that NATO seeks to hem China in with. Why the anger?
 

GZDRefugee

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We should relax with labeling anyone we find sus as "TRAITOR" or label them automatically as "HANJIAN." Lest we forget that most of us who post on this forum either are born in the west, no longer resides in China for host of different reasons and given the strict criteria you apply to those whom you find detestable automatically as Hanjians, what would make us then? Uncle Chans?

Let's not lose our sense of "seeking facts from truth" and let's not be so cavalier with casting aspersions to people of Chinese heritage and origin regarding their own personal choice that made sense to them and their lives. Those people need not justify their decisions to appease anyone's suspicion or questioning their patriotism and love of country. That's beyond absurd, and frankly beneath us.
If you wanna get smarmy about it, Luxemburg is so bad at Ping Pong, their most competitive offering is a 50 year old Chinese lady.
 

CMP

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Ironically, that's exactly what some Americans thought about Eileen Gu. That's a slippery slope you're treading on.
I'm certainly no defender of Eileen Gu. And if I were American, I would agree with them.
First of all, the French are barely part of NATO. Outside of the Anglosphere, exempt from US military occupation, it's one of the few Western nations that does not dance to the tune of America's fiddle (in relative terms). With regards to 八国联军 (to my knowledge), the French have not done very much to China besides that. Forgiveness is possible.
The Canadian government is an American lapdog, the people have little to do with it.

Let the sportsmen and the common folk act in peace. Why do you attack these people with such enthusiasm when they have done so little to offend? They do not serve as jesters for the West, they do not demean their own people with their performances. And they do not carry the spears or forge the swords that NATO seeks to hem China in with. Why the anger?
That's a fair enough of a point about the French. At least they can be negotiated with and seemingly tend not to break their word. As for the Canadians, they are not free of blame just because their government is beyond their control. As they themselves like to wield as a mark of self-righteousness, they get to vote in their own leaders. As such, those who either vote, serve their government, or serve their military are definitely guilty by association for the sins of their government. Genocide of the indigenous people would be their first great and original sin. One which should never be forgotten, and which should eventually be rectified. Not with a mea culpa, which is worthless, but with serious actions.
 
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