Just to clarify, I may not like China but that doesn't mean I hate China. My grandfather is born in China.
CNN's Jack Cafferty said:
"I don't know if China is any different, but our relationship with China is certainly different," Cafferty said. "We're in hock to the Chinese up to our eyeballs because of the war in Iraq, for one thing. They're holding hundreds of billions of dollars worth of our paper. We are also running hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of trade deficits with them, as we continue to import their junk with the lead paint on them and the poisoned pet food and export, you know, jobs to places where you can pay workers a dollar a month to turn out the stuff that we're buying from Wal-Mart.
"So I think our relationship with China has certainly changed," he said. "I think they're basically the same bunch of goons and thugs they've been for the last 50 years."
I agree with Jack. Many of us uses China product, they are best describe as disposable. Even my dad who is very pro-China agrees with me. Yes, they are cheap because they are disposable.
The other thing I don't like about China's remarks on Jack "slander" on China government AND Chinese people. What do they mean by Chinese people? Yes, I know that the Chinese American (or do they mean Chinese citizen living/working in America) is protesting against the "slander" by CNN's Jack. I am a Chinese but I am not a bit anger by Jack, rather to a huge extent, I applaude his courage and aptness to make such a comment on a international program.
"Chinese people" is too general a word to use. "Chinese national" will create zero confusion. I know that I am of Chinese descent but that doesn't mean I need to be on the China's side. How about Taiwanese, Chinese Canadian, Chinese Indian, Chinese Thai, Chinese Indonesian, Chinese Malaysian? They are all descendant of Chinese. I am very sure that they do not feel oblige to pledge their allegiance to China.
Are you first a Canadian then a Chinese (by ethnic group)? Are you first a Indonesian, then a Chinese (by ethnic group).
I am first a Singaporean, then a Chinese ( by ethnic group).
What is your opinion?
http://www.youtube.com/wat
http://edition.cnn.com/200
CNN's Jack Cafferty said:
"I don't know if China is any different, but our relationship with China is certainly different," Cafferty said. "We're in hock to the Chinese up to our eyeballs because of the war in Iraq, for one thing. They're holding hundreds of billions of dollars worth of our paper. We are also running hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of trade deficits with them, as we continue to import their junk with the lead paint on them and the poisoned pet food and export, you know, jobs to places where you can pay workers a dollar a month to turn out the stuff that we're buying from Wal-Mart.
"So I think our relationship with China has certainly changed," he said. "I think they're basically the same bunch of goons and thugs they've been for the last 50 years."
I agree with Jack. Many of us uses China product, they are best describe as disposable. Even my dad who is very pro-China agrees with me. Yes, they are cheap because they are disposable.
The other thing I don't like about China's remarks on Jack "slander" on China government AND Chinese people. What do they mean by Chinese people? Yes, I know that the Chinese American (or do they mean Chinese citizen living/working in America) is protesting against the "slander" by CNN's Jack. I am a Chinese but I am not a bit anger by Jack, rather to a huge extent, I applaude his courage and aptness to make such a comment on a international program.
"Chinese people" is too general a word to use. "Chinese national" will create zero confusion. I know that I am of Chinese descent but that doesn't mean I need to be on the China's side. How about Taiwanese, Chinese Canadian, Chinese Indian, Chinese Thai, Chinese Indonesian, Chinese Malaysian? They are all descendant of Chinese. I am very sure that they do not feel oblige to pledge their allegiance to China.
Are you first a Canadian then a Chinese (by ethnic group)? Are you first a Indonesian, then a Chinese (by ethnic group).
I am first a Singaporean, then a Chinese ( by ethnic group).
What is your opinion?
http://www.youtube.com/wat
http://edition.cnn.com/200
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