athos wrote on Mar 29^th, 2022 at 11:07am:

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Look to Tibet to see people “colonial oppression.”

athos wrote on Mar 29^th, 2022 at 12:09pm:

To the English speaking Athos bot administrator:
To claim others have bad intentions but you don't when doing the same thing is not a misunderstanding, it's a deflection to save face. I'm sure that would be as true in Chinese culture as it is in Australian culture.

Australia is not a British colony and no Australian is under the impression that we are.

However, Australia (as with Canada, the USA, New Zealand etc..) is in the Anglosphere mainly because we inherited British governance culture and the English language. That does not make us subservient to the British government any more than Chinese speaking Taiwanese people are subservient to the CCP.

A year or more ago, when the convid hoax was going full throttle, I saw a video in a Chinese town or city in which a Chinese police officer in uniform was attempting to impose convid-law on citizens

It was a busy looking market area, small shops etc.  The officer was behaving fairly mildly, imo

Then up the street came a strong looking Chinese citizen, bare chested and carrying a meat cleaver

he laid into the officer.  Only took a couple of whacks with the cleaver to split the officer's skull

then off went the citizen, leaving the officer prone, obviously dead or close-to

the multitude of citizens didn't blink.  Went back to their business.  Dying frames of the video showed the officer unmoving in the street, surrounded by blood

no officers arrived

seemed like an everyday event

Not to mention articles in the media a month or so ago in which it was reported that tens of thousands of Chinese citizens were flooding to Mongolia in hope of gaining Mongolian entry, citizenship

I do not believe that the Chinese people despise democracy

PZ547 wrote on Mar 29^th, 2022 at 12:43pm:

The Chinese have been indoctrinated by the CCP (or learned from harsh experience) not to get involved in anything that doesn't concern them.

This is true even in traffic accidents, where passers-by will not come to the aid of injured motorists.

A setup video was made in a Chinese city, of a mock abduction of a woman, to gauge the reaction of passers-by.

In all the setups, no one came to the aid of the screaming woman as she was 'abducted' by two men.

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Yes, seen similar videos.  But we're told that in China, if you take responsibility for an accident victim for example, it then falls upon you to accept responsibility for whatever medical costs might result if you take the victim to hospital and so on.  So that sort of law would have the same results if it were implemented in Australia -- no one would phone an ambulance to attend to someone who'd fallen in the street if Aussies knew in advance they'd be billed not only for the ambulance but also whatever medical costs resulted once the victim arrived at a hospital.  It's a bad law and you have to wonder if it's in place in China (as we're told is the case) to breed callous disregard for fellow citizens, or if it's simply bad law that's been allowed to continue

PZ547 wrote on Mar 29^th, 2022 at 1:04pm:

That happens when the 'victim' sets up the person assisting by making a complaint against them as having caused the accident. That is a scam that's common among the elderly as, of course, the CCP does not look after the wellbeing of the elderly who cannot work.

athos wrote on Mar 29^th, 2022 at 1:26pm:

That may be true, but then the Chinese don't get out of China much except on spy business.

Isolation is true of Australia and New Zealand, but that is not ignorance of the world.

A colony is ruled by another power. That is not true of Australia or New Zealand.

Chinese ignorance of the world and other cultures eclipses even American ignorance of the world.