Beijing 2008 Olympic Games have left me in despair!
It just recently came to my attention.
SUPREME FUGLY BLASPHEMY
Official Chinese Copyfags dared to use the image of Our Saint Lady. The image of The Mother Being of All Existence, The Source of Truth and Hope and Fun, Our Saint Lady, Goddess Haruhi, Has been desecrated by illiterate Chinese peasants.
Harubin/Hahiur MUST DIE!!!!!
An official Beijing Olympics information pamphlet has recently been released to secondary schools around China, and one of the characters on the front cover seems awfully familiar. Apart from the shirt color and a few facial details, she’s a dead-rigner for Haruhi from the Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya series. She’s even striking a very Haruhi-esque pose!
Beijing Olympics steal Haruhi Suzumiya – Copyright infringement.
And They Called This Heretic Abomination : Harubin (Japanese pronunciation for the 10th largest city in China – Harbin.) or Hahiur (ハヒル with katakana ル in reverse) in SZS.
SHAME ON YOU CHINA*. It is time you ran an Anti-Copyright infringement campaign consistent with your public messages. That’s what we expect from you.
* Whoops, I’m Hijacking US Elections 
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April 24, 2008 at 3:20 pm
While it would be very easy to refute the premise that the Chinese Government is “pure evil” (as politicians and pseudo-reporters have suggested) by showing the economic and social indicators of China for the last 20 years, I will only focus on the situation in Tibet in order to be as objective as possible.
For more than 50 years Tibet has been legally a part of China. Before that, Tibet was a very impoverished region, most of it due to the wrongly distribution of resources (most of the land belonged to a small group of nobles). In 1956, when China implemented a program of redistribution of land in order to benefit the poorest people, the Dalai Lama together with the nobles and their servants raised against the Chinese Government. The end result was the death of many innocent people and the exile of the Dalai Lama and other nobles to India and other countries.
Until these days the Chinese Government, although being communist, has supported the beliefs, culture and religion of the Tibetan people. Therefore, after more than 50 years you can find dozens of monasteries in place and many hundreds of monks practicing their religion in Tibet. At the same time, China has been strengthening the economic development of this region. The GDP of Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) today is thirty times that of before 1950, there are now 25 scientific research institutes, while there was none before 1950, infant mortality has dropped from 43% in 1950 to 0.661% in the year 2000, life expectancy has risen from 35 in 1950 to 67 in 2000. In addition, the Central Government exempts Tibet from all taxation and provides 90% of Tibet’s government expenditures. As a result, the Tibetan population in Lhasa administered Tibet has increased from 1.2 Million to almost 3 Million since the Chinese economic policies are in place.
While there is obviously a lot of work to do from the Chinese Government, especially in the case of freedom of speech, the situation in the Tibetan region has dramatically improved while preserving their religion and culture. Therefore, a “free Tibet” will only bring a redistribution of the land benefiting the exiled nobles, a disruption of the relations between China and Tibet and the possibility of further province separations from the territory of China.
At the end, a boycott to the Olympic Games will nurture further tensions among China and other nations (not helping to the geo-political scenario), will produce less economic stimulus for the people of China (due to less tourists and advertisement) and will not produce a “free Tibet”, which at the end would be unfavorable for Tibet.
In summary, the Media is not being fair with China because the pseudo-reporters and politicians are only using rhetoric to show a negative China without signaling the real challenges that China has been overcoming during all this time and without showing factual information and indicators about the real situation in Tibet. Unfortunately, there are many people who do not know this and who do not even know where Tibet is but feel sympathy because they saw “Seven Years in Tibet” and go to the streets to ignorantly protest.
April 26, 2008 at 11:16 pm
Hi Alejandro ! Nobody cares about China and his invasion of paleoTibet. My concern is only with Haruhi and chinese Blasphemers ! Scrw them and their Olympics!
April 30, 2008 at 12:00 pm
Alejandro, don’t think you can get away with such simplistic reasoning! Your logic is a bit like this:
The former Tibet was ruled by a corrupt caste of priests. Then China came and now Tibet has economic development. That’s why China ruling Tibet is a good thing.
What a typically Marxist point of view this is!
First, it is beside the point Tibet was ruled by a corrupt feudal system and lived more or less in medieval conditions. Is that a reason for China to overwhelm Tibet, persecute religion (don’t think there is much spiritual freedom! Just look at the Falun Gong! And this is inherent to the materialist Marxism of China, so they won’t just ‘loosen up’ free speech ever in this matter) and steal away the Tibetan IDENTITY? Should I remind you of the systematic mass-immigration of Han Chinese? Re-distribution of wealth my ass, this is cultural genocide!
Every people has a right to self-determination. The Tibetan people should decide for themselves whether they want a independent, confederal, feudal or whatever Tibet. The one who should not decide for them is China! Nor people like you, who only seem to be thinking in a marxist logic.
Free Tibet! And what the Tibetans then want to do with it is entirely up to them!
June 5, 2008 at 3:33 am
this is wierd…..stupid china…>:p….and i like haruhi too…why’d they have to go and make a ‘harubin’? ewww…..screwy screw them…..stupid china
July 7, 2008 at 1:01 pm
Stupid communists. Have you got ideas to avoid the Beijing Games frenzy altogether? Thanks.
July 7, 2008 at 1:10 pm
My advice is quite simple : break your tv. Surf on the Internet. Express yourself, create your onw reality. (In my case an anime-based reality)
August 5, 2008 at 5:49 pm
oi gostei muito deste sait é muito legal hem parabens por isso ……………..
xauuuuuuuuu temais…..
August 8, 2008 at 7:08 pm
Can I say…
FUCK CHINA?
August 9, 2008 at 9:08 am
Well…I have nothing against beautiful women from Shanghai. Not at all, If you know what it mean : D
But yes, FUCK Communist People’s Republic of China !
August 10, 2008 at 3:03 am
dont tell…. any thing about china.I really love china.
August 10, 2008 at 7:10 am
Oh yes, we all love China. It’s just communist dictatorship which is despicable.
August 10, 2008 at 5:17 pm
The Tibetans had no say over who ruled them before the Chinese invasion, and have no say now.
The difference is, as Alejandro said, that the average Tibetan is now wealthier, healthier and, with the development of Tibet’s infrastructure including schools etc, more intelligent also.
Boycotting the games simply because Beijing is hosting them will solve nothing, and probably will exacerbate relations between China and Tibet/the West.
I take it that those who would boycott the games simply because one of the drawings in a pamphlet resembles an obscure and insignificant cartoon character, are jesting.
At the risk of sounding crude; who cares?
The Olympic Games are awe inspiring and phenomenal. They are the greatest sporting events of all time. In fact, the Olympic Games are far more than just a collection of sporting events; they are the one place in which peoples of almost ever country on the face of the planet come together. They compete, yes, but through this they are united, because they all seek the same goal – perfection and excellence in their sport.
The impact of the Olympic Games on the world is irrefutable
What is this “Haruhi”?
A cartoon character.
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August 11, 2008 at 7:37 pm
Well, I really disapprove the fact that China stole Haruhi from the Japanese (the character is drawn really bad). But don’t let that prevent you from watching the Olympics! This is a world-wide competition! If you hate China so much, cheer for your favorite nation and hope they crush China! I have no grudge against any nation (except American-Made Manga).
About the Haruhi thing… at least The Mother Being of All Existence, The Source of Truth and Hope and Fun, Our Saint Lady, Goddess Haruhi is famous enough to be in a pamphlet! It may show that Haruhi is so popular, it was chosen to be printed for the Beijing Olympics. I really don’t think China is trying to make fun of Haruhi.
PS. Did the government print that? Or was it child drawn?
August 11, 2008 at 8:37 pm
Nobody hates chinese people.
But a criminal act like the theft of Haruhi must be sanctioned. Communist crimes must not go unpunished.
The only sanction possible is the boycott of Beijing 2008.
August 12, 2008 at 6:06 am
but even then it is possible for it to be a coicidence…
NS : Oh Come On ! “Coincidence”. No one is fooled. The ripoff is obvious.
August 12, 2008 at 6:09 am
and by the way chinese peasants even way back before contact with caucasians, were more literate than english speaking land owners of the 1700s
NS : Hey, is that an example of Monkey Supremacism or wut? Lulz.
August 12, 2008 at 10:56 am
i think the video there was the japanese making fun of the drawing in the frontcover of the book, the truth is the book wasn’t published by the official, but by one of the local publisher in Zhejiang province. fortunately, it wasn’t KAMUIbin or any of the Clamp characters, otherwise, i’ll probably go and kill the person who ever did it. dont actually know who drew the pic, couldn’t get a copy of that book, however that pic on the book is the only harubin you can ever see.
August 15, 2008 at 1:52 am
ttttttttttttaaaaaaaaaaaattttttttttaaaaaaatttttttaaaaatttt
August 15, 2008 at 1:54 am
ffffffffffffffffffffffffuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuccccccccccckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk china
August 16, 2008 at 3:56 am
As far as I know, Tibet used to be a slave society…
NS : Tibet was an independent state. And the invasion of Tibet by communist China has nothing to do with “so-called slavery”. Stop your communist propaganda non-sense please.
August 16, 2008 at 4:17 am
well talking of human rights and what not: killing millions in Nanking is OBVIOUSLY RIGHT to the japs(http://www.ne.jp/asahi/unko/tamezou/nankin/index-e.html).
NS : The Incident of Nanking is used as a propaganda tool by communist China. Nothing happened at Nanking. All lies from a dictatorial communist regime. As always. Revise your history.
Trying to get the whole of the Shandong province for themselves is OBVIOUSLY RIGHT to the japs(http://www.sacu.org/versaillesdeal.html).
NS : The legitimate japanese concessions in Shantung have been taken during WWI from defeated Germany, given by chinese Qing Dynasty. Being member of the victorious alliance, these demands of Japan were justified.
August 17, 2008 at 11:18 am
And so what if we are communist?
NS : Well, revise your history. Communism killed hundred of millions of men and women.
August 17, 2008 at 8:39 pm
love China, Love Olympic games!
NS : It’s for the Love of a free China, that we need to boycott the games.
August 18, 2008 at 10:50 am
But i think YOU need to scrap the history you have learnt becuse is nothing happened in Nanking…
NS : 1.The Incident of Nanking is a forgery used by Communist China to demonize Japan, a diplomatic tool. Read these documents if you have time. 2. WWII arguments are irrelevant in a discussion about Haruhi. Stop your communist propaganda nonsense. Thx.
August 18, 2008 at 5:57 pm
@Chris: Did you even read what I said? The fact they progressed economically does not change anything, nearly 60 years have passed, all countries progressed, this is about cultural marxism. Other than that, you’re just an ignorant Western idiot. Capitalism and Communism, they’re the same! (and in China, they’re combined even).
@Tsana Nun: That’s beside the argument, no one says Tibet would still be a clerical monarchy if China did not barged in.
@Im Chinese…: Mao: “Oh so we need 10 million gallons of rocket fuel? Fine, starve that province, we’ll move some of that overpopulated province afterwards.” And like NS says, that actually happened.
@NS: Anata no Daisuki Desu! =)
August 18, 2008 at 9:19 pm
So China owns Tibet, big fucking deal.
Regardless what status Tibet was before, since China took it over, now it’s part of China. If you ask me, it’s called TOO BAD. This his how it works, the powerful takes the weak.
You can whine and bitch and lie all you want, Tibet will not be independent. EVER.
NS : Never say never. Basic wisdom. Oh… and somebody said w.a.r. ?
August 19, 2008 at 9:16 am
China need to sort out their act… use their military for good not bloody invading helpless, weak countries… slowly building up power to invade bigger and bigger… Yes. I’m a bit paranoid about China taking over the world.
“YOU ARE NOT PREPARED” (Not understandable if you never played WoW ^_^)
By the way. I couldn’t care less what people think of me. Good day.
August 19, 2008 at 12:46 pm
オリンピックははじまるのでした。あなたはみなの前で恥をかきました
NS : Don’t tell me you real name is Liu Xiang. “Mina no mae de”… Lulz.
August 20, 2008 at 7:18 am
go fuck yourselves
tibet has been part of china sice ever
theres no fucking way its going to become independent
china is using its military to PROTECT its own ppl not fucking raidin tibet get your facts right you tards
if they didnt rebel there wouldnt be a need to send in military would there?
and dont anyone judge china on human rights especially the u.s
yes there are problems on human rights i china but considering its 1.3billion pop. allow china some time instead of posting pictures lyk this?! get a life you fucking jap
it wont be long till china takes the lead in the world and then it’ll be time for us to criticise on all you other countries on Human Rights
which is EXACTLY what the u.s is doing right now
covering up shits in iraq thinking that no-one knows, who the fuck do you think you are, the u.s is in no place to judge china on human rights, niether are any other countries. every country has problems with human rights
August 20, 2008 at 9:44 am
Okay, then explain why they are systematically importing tens of thousands of Han Chinese to commit cultural genocide on the Tibetans??? I’ll tell you, because Tibet isn’t Chinese!
Also, your arguments make so little sense, it becomes laughable, you are openly defending military autarchy.
On top of that, I don’t give a rat’s ass about human rights, if you do, then that makes what you are saying even worse. I believe in cultural autonomy, I believe the Tibetans should decide for themselves and I believe the Chinese have no right to speak for the Tibetans.
And as for your last comments, if you are going such an openly imperialist way, then I don’t mind saying it’s a pity the Japanese emperor doesn’t sit on the Dragon’s Throne right now.
August 20, 2008 at 10:36 am
No need trying to boycott the games now
NS : You miss the point. Total Boycott is a sanction for Haruhi desecration.
and who cares abt the tibetans…
NS : Except members of the CPC, every human being on earth cares about freedom for Tibetans, Uighurs, Mongolians, etc…
what communist People’s Republic of China is doing is jst defending itself
NS : Defending againsy Monks In Tibet ? Lulz.
none of the western countries have the right to talk about human rights
NS : …Human rights were invented in the West. : D
wtf is an emperor doing in the 21st century?
NS : Gardening. Tenno Heika loves gardening.
August 21, 2008 at 7:07 am
Since ‘human rights’ is invented in the western countries they should try applying it to themselves
NS : They do. Human and monkey rights are enforced everywhere in the west with extreme precaution…
The monks there isnt much i can say but to tell you to watch the news more often (:
NS : Tibetans have all the legitimate rights to resist to chinese invaders. And you can’t seriously consider naked-monks demonstrations of March to be a threat against Communist China.
+ plagiarisin haruhi? lets face it, hundreds and thousands of watever are all being plagiarised no need to make such a big deal, plagiarsin happens everyday
NS : We all know that Communist China is a Intellectual Property theft paradise.. Stop being thieves. And may be, you ‘ll get one day some respect.
and to neomill
genocide? a bit exaggerated
its jst a few death nothing compared to iraq and definately nothing compared to what the japanese troops did in the world war
August 21, 2008 at 7:49 pm
I said: cultural genocide. Immigration of tens of thousands as to drown local culture and customs. China is ‘Hanning’ Tibet!
I also DO NOT CARE about human rights. I don’t believe in human rights, I don’t believe in egalitarianism and I don’t believe in comparing numbers. Maoism killed over a hundred million, that’s a fact. So Mao = devil? I’m not naive, human rights are, and you bringing them up does not work in your advantage.
China not respecting copyright is another example of how they commit cultural genocide in the name of capitalism. Ahh where is the time we only had communists to fear?
Also, tough luck for you, I’m too conscience and anti-materialist to buy alot from China. (:
August 22, 2008 at 3:56 am
Hookay, I’m only getting involved in this to clear something up: capitalism is not a belief/governing system, it’s an economic system. It emphasizes free trade and the rights of individual property owners to do business with whomever they please without great government regulation/intervention. So, as that’s the case, in a capitalistic society, one which protects individual owners, plagarism would be condemend not accepted. Yes, it’s business oriented, yes it aims to generate the most money possible, but not at the cost of other owner’s freedoms. And again, it’s not some sort of morally deviant code. Supressing individual rights to get ahead in the business world ultimately hurts companies more than helps them (it really only benefits a few individuals and most people want the company as a whole to do well), so I doubt that they’d really set out to be horrible and unjust to their employees or others…at least, if they were smart, they wouldn’t. This demonized veiw of business owners is skewed and unfair. There are many honest and caring business people out there providing you with great products and services. Don’t go yelling “evil capitalist!” just because some are greedy and cruel. And if you think there are tons of evil business people, that’s because the good ones are too boring to make the news, but I assure you they vastly outnumber the bad.
August 22, 2008 at 7:05 am
jap ppl are jst fucktards with absolutely no culture
NS : Dear member of CPC, stop being racist against Japanese people.
August 22, 2008 at 1:00 pm
lol Emu, you really think society stands seperate from Capitalism? Capitalism is the dictatorship of capital and all of society’s structure is based on capitalism, that’s why it’s going down the tube by the way. Capitalism does not protect individual owners, only the owners of capital, if you want to protect individual owners, become a libertarian. ‘Individual ownership rights’ started out by the British bourgeois who wanted to take over the peasants’ lands. So they declared ‘the right to ownership’ and hence were able to take away the lands from the peasants. There’s your capitalism!
Capitalism is freedom? Wasn’t it an economic system just a minute ago? China is capitalist too, only they’re more openly capitalist authoritarian than the ‘free world’. Still, they remain one and the same. Please, just wake up and don’t blindly follow what the NY Times shove down your throat. I dare you to read Ezra Pound.
Being against capitalism doesn’t mean being against (the principle of) business ownership (nor does it mean one is a Marxist). It means being against a system that corrupts. It means being against usury, financial democracy and the inevitable results it has on the environment and society.
If you believe the invisible hand will keep everything in check, then you better watch out, the hand will eventually come down with a mighty blow!
Now I could elaborate, but the internet is full of sources that tell you about what capitalism is. Check out corrupt.org, the distributist review, web of debt etc. etc.
Emu, if you have the guts to question your beliefs, then just read what the internet offers you, rather than what the corporations shove down your throat in their advantage.
August 22, 2008 at 3:25 pm
Oh, by the way, ‘NS’, people with a limited intellect always resort to insults sooner or later. Doesn’t work in their advantage of course.
August 22, 2008 at 5:14 pm
From Vietnam, same communism thingy but…Everybody hate plagiarism and China just “happen” to be the biggest country with the biggest thief nature (Gods know).
“it wont be long till china takes the lead in the world” <- who said this plz go duck your head in the toilet, may the water cleans your brain.
I’m from a communistic country, I’m friendly and I love peace but plagiaristic China plz go to HELL!
I hope I made sense.
August 23, 2008 at 7:01 am
to NeoMil: systematically importing tens of thousands of Han Chinese to commit cultural genocide on the Tibetans?
i think you getting something wrong here, in China there are 56 ethics including Hans and Tibetans, just because Han is the biggest ethic in China, there are still lots other ethics, and they keep their own cultural festivals, and they can pratice their beliefs. Just because the Chinese government is trying to keep Tibet as part of China, does not mean they are commiting cultural genocide. By using such a word would confuse lots people.
August 24, 2008 at 2:11 pm
The Olympics are over and what has the boycott achieved? Tibetans are still getting raped, Muslims are still getting horse hairs shoved up their penis and those annoying Falun Gongs are still getting tortured.
NS : LinGaiVa, You completely miss the point. Boycott was for Haruhi Desecration. Not for Tibetans or Uighurs or Mongolians. Please read the entire post. The Boycott is clearly a success because everybody agrees to say that communist China is a monkey theft paradise.
August 25, 2008 at 7:52 am
hello, I am saleh in iran
NS : Hi Saleh, I don’t speak Persian, Farsi or any middle east language, so please retry in globbish.
August 26, 2008 at 12:29 am
@tuoyue: You just said absolutely nothing. What I was saying: China is SYSTEMATICALLY IMPORTING thousands of Han Chinese FROM OUTSIDE OF TIBET. In other words: large scale migration. That’s what I call cultural genocide, especially considering the Han Chinese get preferential treatment.
August 30, 2008 at 9:16 pm
Idiots.
NS : …
Do you really believe China can still be classified as a communist country ?
NS : Yes. And Mao was a mass-murderer. Tibet must be liberated from China and Taiwan is definitely independant.
Tibet… well, I think we’ve all figured out now that it’s been part of China for longer than the USA has existed -.-’
NS : If Tibet was part of China, Why Communist China invaded it military in 1949 ? Stop your non-sense propanda.
and last but not least, you japanese fuck…
NS : Arrogant and racist. A Perfect communist !
what’s worse? plagarism or ruthlessly murdering 17 million civilians from a neighboring country as part of the final objective to take over the world?
NS : Plagiarism because it’s real, and because the Incident of Nanking is a fraud created by communists.
read some stuff on wikipedia, you dumb shit, and stop asking your perverted grandparents.
NS : 1.The Incident of Nanking is a forgery used by Communist China to demonize Japan, a diplomatic tool. Read these documents if you have time. 2. WWII arguments are irrelevant in a discussion about Haruhi. Stop your communist propaganda nonsense. And be polite. Thx monkey.
September 1, 2008 at 6:22 am
It’s even in Canadian history books that the Japanese did kill could heartedly in the Nanking area. Um, maybe I should scan some for all to see.
NS : “History” books written by Psychotic Iris Chang with fake photos and lies, maybe? Lulz
And no I don’t have time to read all these documents.
NS : But You have time to troll here ! as I said, take time to read why The Incident of Nanking is a forgery used by Communist China to demonize Japan
A must-read book :
『南京事件証拠写真を検証する』, Analyzing the ‘Photographic Evidence’ of the Nanking Massacre, Shudo Higashinakano,Susumu Kobayashi, Shinjiro Fukunaga, Jan. 2005, Soshisha
September 2, 2008 at 7:54 am
NS, obviously, whoever is trolling here, is in serious denial.
It’s a proven fact those who are in denial of historical accuracy tend to become frantic, hysterical and deaf to any sort of actual arguments.
September 2, 2008 at 10:52 am
I certainly cannot guaruntee you the one the Chinese is holding is telling 100% truth
NS : Lol@Euphemism .
September 21, 2008 at 8:35 pm
it is very bias. You can look through books – which another form of propaganda in the western world. Or you can take reference from news – another form of propaganda. Everything is distorted and the truth is never out there. Get your facts right, no country’s media tells the whole truth. They choose bits and pieces to show the public, whether in China or in USA or Canada
September 23, 2008 at 9:22 pm
Truth is rarely found, but lies can be uncovered if we are open-minded and cross-examine all the data.
December 13, 2008 at 8:02 am
What part of “drawn by a Middle School student” do you not understand? God, you’re retarded.
Guess what? If the US is going to hold the Olympics again schools will ask to draw fliers for the event and Middle School children across the nation will produce sub-par fanart of whatever is popular with them, most likely Naruto.
I hope you choke in your sleep.
May 5, 2009 at 4:32 am
i know this is really old and all but i noticed alot of people talking about the Nanking incident being fake, now i personally dont care either way, and true the book has inaccuracies and uses some old propaganda pictures, but the source that has been provided by the people refuting it although all have valid points seems a bit biased to me, simply because all that historical research and writing etc on that site, were done mostly by Japanese historians. so the source isn’t exactly trust worthy.
btw those who say Communism killed millions, so did the roman empire but we think of them as innovators, geniuses. Democracy itself has killed millions. Hitler was voted to power by the german people of the time.
simply put these matters are of no importance to us, if you were alive and present at these events then go ahead and hate and beg for an apology, for those of you who weren’t there or weren’t even alive then, is winning this argument really going to make your life better or worse?
and just if anyone is wondering i’m chinese. for me i know something happened in Nanking during the 2nd world war, and thus during war time BAD THINGS HAPPEN, i dont give a damn what really happened, what’s just propaganda from which side, it doesnt make a difference to the way i am now and what happens to me in the future. it is the unwillingness to let go of past misgivings which holds mankind back
May 5, 2009 at 1:21 pm
Hi Bringerof_D,
1. Are you saying that the Chinese Communist Dictaroship is a more reliable source concerning the fake “Nanking Incident” used against Japan for Geopolitical Gains ? Lulz. The fact is that the most accurate research on this subject comes from Japan.
“The majority of academic research on the Nanjing Incident is conducted in Japanese, English and Chinese. Of the three language groups, Japanese has produced the most sophisticated research, with the debate in English lagging decades behind.”
The Nanjing Incident, David Askew
2. The Roman Empire (27 BC–AD 476) existed in the Antiquity. Comparing it to the 20th century Communist Dictatorships makes really no sense. For example, Communism : 100 million political deaths, and World Population circa AD 1 : 200 and 300 million people.
3. Maybe, if you really want to point out the fact that War and Massacre are a constant of History, a more speaking example of barbary would be the Final Solution used by Chinese Empire for the Ethnic genocide of Dzungars (1755 -1758).
May 6, 2009 at 1:46 am
Bringerof_D : I’m not exactly saying once government being more reliable than the other,
NS : The quality of Academic Research is not judged by the country origin. Nobody here says that the Chinese Communists don’t have their own (false) version for this incident. But the fact is that the most advanced research in the world comes from Japan, and that this incident is used by the Communist Chinese Dictatorship for internal propaganda (promoting Youth patriotism) and for external diplomatic gain since 1982.
Bringerof_D : More people alive = more people to kill + more sophisticated weaponry = more people dead. It’s like baking, the proportions are similar, get less of everything, would mean you still have the same kind of cookie only smaller.
NS : Please stop your non-sense.
- First you said that the Roman Empire in the Antiquity killed Millions as the 20th century Communist Dictatorship did. This is false and I showed you a reason why it was impossible.
- Now you are changing your arguments and saying the contrary : “It is not a question of quantity but of proportion, “same kind of ingredient, same kind of cookie”. This is false too : Since when the Roman Empire and Communist Dicatorships are made of the same ingredients? Please spare us your historical non-sense. You can’t compare things which are not equivalent – unless you take some precautions, precautions you don’t even care to take.
Bringerof_D : I’m not exactly saying communism and or the chinese communists are doing acceptable things, they are still atrocities, however ….
NS : Stop Trolling
Please stop throwing at us all the wars and massacre of history for excusing the Communist Genocides. You are just trolling.
The Roman Empire is long dead.
Communism is still alive. And It’s still killing.