Chinese are Rude

[Dot Com]

I hate Orientals HATE!!!

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Hating people just because of where they come from is ridiculous. Within any group you'll find people you like and people you hate.

Some people in the place you live (town, city etc) you'll hate, and people in Lesotho, or Taiwan, you'll get on well with.

That's just human nature.

what I really meant is I hate USMB Oriemtals- PoliticalChic & Unkotare

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[Unkotare]

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You've spend "a fair amount of time in China", what's a fair amount? A few months?

You've been to the north and the south, wow, amazing. I've been to the north, the south, the east and the west. I think I trump you there. .....

Why do you think that?

 

[Dot Com]

I hate Orientals HATE!!!

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Hating people just because of where they come from is ridiculous. Within any group you'll find people you like and people you hate.

Some people in the place you live (town, city etc) you'll hate, and people in Lesotho, or Taiwan, you'll get on well with.

That's just human nature.

ru an Oriental?!!!

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[Unkotare]

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what I really meant is I hate USMB Oriemtals- PoliticalChic & Unkotare.....

It's "Asian," you moron, and I'm not, you moron.

 

[Syriusly]

[Q
Again, I could go on all day.

If you think this is ignorance, then you're keeping your head away from the sun.

I am sure you can go on day.

Some people, like you are obsessed by your bigotry.

Meanwhile- yeah I have been in China- repeatedly- and never had any problems.

I guess its just you they want to be rude to.

 

[Dot Com]

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what I really meant is I hate USMB Oriemtals- PoliticalChic & Unkotare.....

It's "Asian," you moron, and I'm not, you moron.

sooo..... you're a weeaboo?

 

[waltky]

Granny says, "Dat's right...

... when Granny told her Chinaman investment broker...

... she gonna sell some o' her rickshaw stock...

... he got sassy an' said...

... 'No tickee, no laundly.'

 

[frigidweirdo]

I hate Orientals HATE!!!

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Hating people just because of where they come from is ridiculous. Within any group you'll find people you like and people you hate.

Some people in the place you live (town, city etc) you'll hate, and people in Lesotho, or Taiwan, you'll get on well with.

That's just human nature.

ru an Oriental?!!!

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Ru?

I know Ruguo which is Chinese for if.

I know it as Burundi's international vehicle registration.

Stands for Rugby Union too, can't stand Rugby.

It could be for Russia too.

Hmmm...

 

[frigidweirdo]

[Q
Again, I could go on all day.

If you think this is ignorance, then you're keeping your head away from the sun.

I am sure you can go on day.

Some people, like you are obsessed by your bigotry.

Meanwhile- yeah I have been in China- repeatedly- and never had any problems.

I guess its just you they want to be rude to.

You know what's funny? You're willing to jump on my ass, take the high ground, and yet you've spent no time trying to understand the points I'm making.

That's not my problem at all. You continue to think I'm a bigot, I don't give a shit.

So, you've been in China repeatedly and had no problems. Maybe you just haven't been in China long enough for the issues I'm talking about to take effect, or maybe you stay in nice hotels where they lick foreigners's asses, and go around in taxis, and understand nothing anyone is saying to you right in front of your face.

I, on the other hand, know when a Chinese person is talking about me, and I've been in enough elevators, on enough subways, seen enough people spitting, seen enough selfishness to last me a life time.

But then again I guess I've seen the real China, and you've seen the nicey nicey China.

 

[Unkotare]

[Q
Again, I could go on all day.

If you think this is ignorance, then you're keeping your head away from the sun.

I am sure you can go on day.

Some people, like you are obsessed by your bigotry.

Meanwhile- yeah I have been in China- repeatedly- and never had any problems.

I guess its just you they want to be rude to.

You know what's funny? You're willing to jump on my ass, take the high ground, and yet you've spent no time trying to understand the points I'm making.

That's not my problem at all. You continue to think I'm a bigot, I don't give a shit.

So, you've been in China repeatedly and had no problems. Maybe you just haven't been in China long enough for the issues I'm talking about to take effect, or maybe you stay in nice hotels where they lick foreigners's asses, and go around in taxis, and understand nothing anyone is saying to you right in front of your face.

I, on the other hand, know when a Chinese person is talking about me, and I've been in enough elevators, on enough subways, seen enough people spitting, seen enough selfishness to last me a life time.

But then again I guess I've seen the real China, and you've seen the nicey nicey China.

Or maybe you are just a prejudiced asshole who interprets the world through his own shitty attitude.

 

[Syriusly]

[Q
Again, I could go on all day.

If you think this is ignorance, then you're keeping your head away from the sun.

I am sure you can go on day.

Some people, like you are obsessed by your bigotry.

Meanwhile- yeah I have been in China- repeatedly- and never had any problems.

I guess its just you they want to be rude to.

You know what's funny? You're willing to jump on my ass, take the high ground, and yet you've spent no time trying to understand the points I'm making.

That's not my problem at all. You continue to think I'm a bigot, I don't give a shit.

So, you've been in China repeatedly and had no problems. Maybe you just haven't been in China long enough for the issues I'm talking about to take effect, or maybe you stay in nice hotels where they lick foreigners's asses, and go around in taxis, and understand nothing anyone is saying to you right in front of your face.

I, on the other hand, know when a Chinese person is talking about me, and I've been in enough elevators, on enough subways, seen enough people spitting, seen enough selfishness to last me a life time.

But then again I guess I've seen the real China, and you've seen the nicey nicey China.

Well I don't understand Mandarin or Cantonese, or any of the other languages of China- if you do- you certainly have the advantage of me.

But.....I do have a friend who has lived in China for over 20 years and IS fluent in Mandarin- and has travelled all over China- and he doesn't find the Chinese rude as a people. And he loves the Chinese people- but not the Chinese government.

I have stayed at nice hotels- and yes- they are polite there- more polite than many hotels in Europe. But I have wandered through streets in small towns in China, and big cities- and never had a problem, other than turning down the usual offers of massage (that has changed- 15 years ago never got those offers). I have traveled by train and taxi's and the subway- by the way the people riding the subway in Shanghai are as polite as people riding the subway in New York City.

So base upon my experiences and your experiences- you just appear to either attract rude Chinese- or you just perceive all Chinese as rude.

And I don't.

Nor does my friend who has lived in China over 20 years and is fluent in Mandarin.

Sounds to me like what we have here is your personal prejudice.

 

[frigidweirdo]

[Q
Again, I could go on all day.

If you think this is ignorance, then you're keeping your head away from the sun.

I am sure you can go on day.

Some people, like you are obsessed by your bigotry.

Meanwhile- yeah I have been in China- repeatedly- and never had any problems.

I guess its just you they want to be rude to.

You know what's funny? You're willing to jump on my ass, take the high ground, and yet you've spent no time trying to understand the points I'm making.

That's not my problem at all. You continue to think I'm a bigot, I don't give a shit.

So, you've been in China repeatedly and had no problems. Maybe you just haven't been in China long enough for the issues I'm talking about to take effect, or maybe you stay in nice hotels where they lick foreigners's asses, and go around in taxis, and understand nothing anyone is saying to you right in front of your face.

I, on the other hand, know when a Chinese person is talking about me, and I've been in enough elevators, on enough subways, seen enough people spitting, seen enough selfishness to last me a life time.

But then again I guess I've seen the real China, and you've seen the nicey nicey China.

Well I don't understand Mandarin or Cantonese, or any of the other languages of China- if you do- you certainly have the advantage of me.

But.....I do have a friend who has lived in China for over 20 years and IS fluent in Mandarin- and has travelled all over China- and he doesn't find the Chinese rude as a people. And he loves the Chinese people- but not the Chinese government.

I have stayed at nice hotels- and yes- they are polite there- more polite than many hotels in Europe. But I have wandered through streets in small towns in China, and big cities- and never had a problem, other than turning down the usual offers of massage (that has changed- 15 years ago never got those offers). I have traveled by train and taxi's and the subway- by the way the people riding the subway in Shanghai are as polite as people riding the subway in New York City.

So base upon my experiences and your experiences- you just appear to either attract rude Chinese- or you just perceive all Chinese as rude.

And I don't.

Nor does my friend who has lived in China over 20 years and is fluent in Mandarin.

Sounds to me like what we have here is your personal prejudice.

What you have to understand is that "rude" means many different things.

I don't mean the Chinese will spit on people, I don't mean they'll be deliberately offensive towards foreigners. No, the exact opposite, they treat foreigners like film stars. Ie, hassling them for a photo, pointing at them and saying "waiguoren", saying "hello" and then laughing if you don't respond or laughing if you do respond.

But most of why the Chinese are rude is based around what they do within their society, this isn't aimed at foreigners at all. Many of these things I would guess some people can adapt to, and for others they just remain an annoyance.

Personal prejudice? How you take how someone acts is always going to be personal.

Beijing is Beijing. It's a tier one city. It has loads of foreigners, loads of Chinese people who are educated. Go to the sticks and live in places like that, then you'll see a different side to the Chinese. I've been to Beijing quite a few times and didn't get nearly as annoyed as I would in some tier 4 city.

So, all I'm suggesting is that my experience of China might be a little more "Chinese" than your view.

 

[Syriusly]

[Q
Again, I could go on all day.

If you think this is ignorance, then you're keeping your head away from the sun.

I am sure you can go on day.

Some people, like you are obsessed by your bigotry.

Meanwhile- yeah I have been in China- repeatedly- and never had any problems.

I guess its just you they want to be rude to.

You know what's funny? You're willing to jump on my ass, take the high ground, and yet you've spent no time trying to understand the points I'm making.

That's not my problem at all. You continue to think I'm a bigot, I don't give a shit.

So, you've been in China repeatedly and had no problems. Maybe you just haven't been in China long enough for the issues I'm talking about to take effect, or maybe you stay in nice hotels where they lick foreigners's asses, and go around in taxis, and understand nothing anyone is saying to you right in front of your face.

I, on the other hand, know when a Chinese person is talking about me, and I've been in enough elevators, on enough subways, seen enough people spitting, seen enough selfishness to last me a life time.

But then again I guess I've seen the real China, and you've seen the nicey nicey China.

Well I don't understand Mandarin or Cantonese, or any of the other languages of China- if you do- you certainly have the advantage of me.

But.....I do have a friend who has lived in China for over 20 years and IS fluent in Mandarin- and has travelled all over China- and he doesn't find the Chinese rude as a people. And he loves the Chinese people- but not the Chinese government.

I have stayed at nice hotels- and yes- they are polite there- more polite than many hotels in Europe. But I have wandered through streets in small towns in China, and big cities- and never had a problem, other than turning down the usual offers of massage (that has changed- 15 years ago never got those offers). I have traveled by train and taxi's and the subway- by the way the people riding the subway in Shanghai are as polite as people riding the subway in New York City.

So base upon my experiences and your experiences- you just appear to either attract rude Chinese- or you just perceive all Chinese as rude.

And I don't.

Nor does my friend who has lived in China over 20 years and is fluent in Mandarin.

Sounds to me like what we have here is your personal prejudice.

So, all I'm suggesting is that my experience of China might be a little more "Chinese" than your view.

Where have you lived in China and for how long?

 

[frigidweirdo]

[Q
Again, I could go on all day.

If you think this is ignorance, then you're keeping your head away from the sun.

I am sure you can go on day.

Some people, like you are obsessed by your bigotry.

Meanwhile- yeah I have been in China- repeatedly- and never had any problems.

I guess its just you they want to be rude to.

You know what's funny? You're willing to jump on my ass, take the high ground, and yet you've spent no time trying to understand the points I'm making.

That's not my problem at all. You continue to think I'm a bigot, I don't give a shit.

So, you've been in China repeatedly and had no problems. Maybe you just haven't been in China long enough for the issues I'm talking about to take effect, or maybe you stay in nice hotels where they lick foreigners's asses, and go around in taxis, and understand nothing anyone is saying to you right in front of your face.

I, on the other hand, know when a Chinese person is talking about me, and I've been in enough elevators, on enough subways, seen enough people spitting, seen enough selfishness to last me a life time.

But then again I guess I've seen the real China, and you've seen the nicey nicey China.

Well I don't understand Mandarin or Cantonese, or any of the other languages of China- if you do- you certainly have the advantage of me.

But.....I do have a friend who has lived in China for over 20 years and IS fluent in Mandarin- and has travelled all over China- and he doesn't find the Chinese rude as a people. And he loves the Chinese people- but not the Chinese government.

I have stayed at nice hotels- and yes- they are polite there- more polite than many hotels in Europe. But I have wandered through streets in small towns in China, and big cities- and never had a problem, other than turning down the usual offers of massage (that has changed- 15 years ago never got those offers). I have traveled by train and taxi's and the subway- by the way the people riding the subway in Shanghai are as polite as people riding the subway in New York City.

So base upon my experiences and your experiences- you just appear to either attract rude Chinese- or you just perceive all Chinese as rude.

And I don't.

Nor does my friend who has lived in China over 20 years and is fluent in Mandarin.

Sounds to me like what we have here is your personal prejudice.

So, all I'm suggesting is that my experience of China might be a little more "Chinese" than your view.

Where have you lived in China and for how long?

I don't give personal information out on the internet, and especially on a website like this.

 

[Unkotare]

[Q
Again, I could go on all day.

If you think this is ignorance, then you're keeping your head away from the sun.

I am sure you can go on day.

Some people, like you are obsessed by your bigotry.

Meanwhile- yeah I have been in China- repeatedly- and never had any problems.

I guess its just you they want to be rude to.

You know what's funny? You're willing to jump on my ass, take the high ground, and yet you've spent no time trying to understand the points I'm making.

That's not my problem at all. You continue to think I'm a bigot, I don't give a shit.

So, you've been in China repeatedly and had no problems. Maybe you just haven't been in China long enough for the issues I'm talking about to take effect, or maybe you stay in nice hotels where they lick foreigners's asses, and go around in taxis, and understand nothing anyone is saying to you right in front of your face.

I, on the other hand, know when a Chinese person is talking about me, and I've been in enough elevators, on enough subways, seen enough people spitting, seen enough selfishness to last me a life time.

But then again I guess I've seen the real China, and you've seen the nicey nicey China.

Well I don't understand Mandarin or Cantonese, or any of the other languages of China- if you do- you certainly have the advantage of me.

But.....I do have a friend who has lived in China for over 20 years and IS fluent in Mandarin- and has travelled all over China- and he doesn't find the Chinese rude as a people. And he loves the Chinese people- but not the Chinese government.

I have stayed at nice hotels- and yes- they are polite there- more polite than many hotels in Europe. But I have wandered through streets in small towns in China, and big cities- and never had a problem, other than turning down the usual offers of massage (that has changed- 15 years ago never got those offers). I have traveled by train and taxi's and the subway- by the way the people riding the subway in Shanghai are as polite as people riding the subway in New York City.

So base upon my experiences and your experiences- you just appear to either attract rude Chinese- or you just perceive all Chinese as rude.

And I don't.

Nor does my friend who has lived in China over 20 years and is fluent in Mandarin.

Sounds to me like what we have here is your personal prejudice.

What you have to understand is that "rude" means many different things.

I don't mean the Chinese will spit on people, I don't mean they'll be deliberately offensive towards foreigners. No, the exact opposite, they treat foreigners like film stars. Ie, hassling them for a photo, pointing at them and saying "waiguoren", saying "hello" and then laughing if you don't respond or laughing if you do respond.

But most of why the Chinese are rude is based around what they do within their society, this isn't aimed at foreigners at all. Many of these things I would guess some people can adapt to, and for others they just remain an annoyance.

Personal prejudice? How you take how someone acts is always going to be personal.

Beijing is Beijing. It's a tier one city. It has loads of foreigners, loads of Chinese people who are educated. Go to the sticks and live in places like that, then you'll see a different side to the Chinese. I've been to Beijing quite a few times and didn't get nearly as annoyed as I would in some tier 4 city.

So, all I'm suggesting is that my experience of China might be a little more "Chinese" than your view.

You are not doing anything to explain away your obvious prejudice.

 

[Unkotare]

I am sure you can go on day.

Some people, like you are obsessed by your bigotry.

Meanwhile- yeah I have been in China- repeatedly- and never had any problems.

I guess its just you they want to be rude to.

You know what's funny? You're willing to jump on my ass, take the high ground, and yet you've spent no time trying to understand the points I'm making.

That's not my problem at all. You continue to think I'm a bigot, I don't give a shit.

So, you've been in China repeatedly and had no problems. Maybe you just haven't been in China long enough for the issues I'm talking about to take effect, or maybe you stay in nice hotels where they lick foreigners's asses, and go around in taxis, and understand nothing anyone is saying to you right in front of your face.

I, on the other hand, know when a Chinese person is talking about me, and I've been in enough elevators, on enough subways, seen enough people spitting, seen enough selfishness to last me a life time.

But then again I guess I've seen the real China, and you've seen the nicey nicey China.

Well I don't understand Mandarin or Cantonese, or any of the other languages of China- if you do- you certainly have the advantage of me.

But.....I do have a friend who has lived in China for over 20 years and IS fluent in Mandarin- and has travelled all over China- and he doesn't find the Chinese rude as a people. And he loves the Chinese people- but not the Chinese government.

I have stayed at nice hotels- and yes- they are polite there- more polite than many hotels in Europe. But I have wandered through streets in small towns in China, and big cities- and never had a problem, other than turning down the usual offers of massage (that has changed- 15 years ago never got those offers). I have traveled by train and taxi's and the subway- by the way the people riding the subway in Shanghai are as polite as people riding the subway in New York City.

So base upon my experiences and your experiences- you just appear to either attract rude Chinese- or you just perceive all Chinese as rude.

And I don't.

Nor does my friend who has lived in China over 20 years and is fluent in Mandarin.

Sounds to me like what we have here is your personal prejudice.

So, all I'm suggesting is that my experience of China might be a little more "Chinese" than your view.

Where have you lived in China and for how long?

I don't give personal information out on the internet, and especially on a website like this.

But you are all too eager to reference your personal information when you need to make excuses for your prejudice.

 

[Syriusly]

I am sure you can go on day.

Some people, like you are obsessed by your bigotry.

Meanwhile- yeah I have been in China- repeatedly- and never had any problems.

I guess its just you they want to be rude to.

You know what's funny? You're willing to jump on my ass, take the high ground, and yet you've spent no time trying to understand the points I'm making.

That's not my problem at all. You continue to think I'm a bigot, I don't give a shit.

So, you've been in China repeatedly and had no problems. Maybe you just haven't been in China long enough for the issues I'm talking about to take effect, or maybe you stay in nice hotels where they lick foreigners's asses, and go around in taxis, and understand nothing anyone is saying to you right in front of your face.

I, on the other hand, know when a Chinese person is talking about me, and I've been in enough elevators, on enough subways, seen enough people spitting, seen enough selfishness to last me a life time.

But then again I guess I've seen the real China, and you've seen the nicey nicey China.

Well I don't understand Mandarin or Cantonese, or any of the other languages of China- if you do- you certainly have the advantage of me.

But.....I do have a friend who has lived in China for over 20 years and IS fluent in Mandarin- and has travelled all over China- and he doesn't find the Chinese rude as a people. And he loves the Chinese people- but not the Chinese government.

I have stayed at nice hotels- and yes- they are polite there- more polite than many hotels in Europe. But I have wandered through streets in small towns in China, and big cities- and never had a problem, other than turning down the usual offers of massage (that has changed- 15 years ago never got those offers). I have traveled by train and taxi's and the subway- by the way the people riding the subway in Shanghai are as polite as people riding the subway in New York City.

So base upon my experiences and your experiences- you just appear to either attract rude Chinese- or you just perceive all Chinese as rude.

And I don't.

Nor does my friend who has lived in China over 20 years and is fluent in Mandarin.

Sounds to me like what we have here is your personal prejudice.

So, all I'm suggesting is that my experience of China might be a little more "Chinese" than your view.

Where have you lived in China and for how long?

I don't give personal information out on the internet, and especially on a website like this.

So base upon my experiences and your experiences- you just appear to either attract rude Chinese- or you just perceive all Chinese as rude.

And I don't.

Nor does my friend who has lived in China over 20 years and is fluent in Mandarin.

Sounds to me like what we have here is your personal prejudice

 

[frigidweirdo]

You know what's funny? You're willing to jump on my ass, take the high ground, and yet you've spent no time trying to understand the points I'm making.

That's not my problem at all. You continue to think I'm a bigot, I don't give a shit.

So, you've been in China repeatedly and had no problems. Maybe you just haven't been in China long enough for the issues I'm talking about to take effect, or maybe you stay in nice hotels where they lick foreigners's asses, and go around in taxis, and understand nothing anyone is saying to you right in front of your face.

I, on the other hand, know when a Chinese person is talking about me, and I've been in enough elevators, on enough subways, seen enough people spitting, seen enough selfishness to last me a life time.

But then again I guess I've seen the real China, and you've seen the nicey nicey China.

Well I don't understand Mandarin or Cantonese, or any of the other languages of China- if you do- you certainly have the advantage of me.

But.....I do have a friend who has lived in China for over 20 years and IS fluent in Mandarin- and has travelled all over China- and he doesn't find the Chinese rude as a people. And he loves the Chinese people- but not the Chinese government.

I have stayed at nice hotels- and yes- they are polite there- more polite than many hotels in Europe. But I have wandered through streets in small towns in China, and big cities- and never had a problem, other than turning down the usual offers of massage (that has changed- 15 years ago never got those offers). I have traveled by train and taxi's and the subway- by the way the people riding the subway in Shanghai are as polite as people riding the subway in New York City.

So base upon my experiences and your experiences- you just appear to either attract rude Chinese- or you just perceive all Chinese as rude.

And I don't.

Nor does my friend who has lived in China over 20 years and is fluent in Mandarin.

Sounds to me like what we have here is your personal prejudice.

So, all I'm suggesting is that my experience of China might be a little more "Chinese" than your view.

Where have you lived in China and for how long?

I don't give personal information out on the internet, and especially on a website like this.

So base upon my experiences and your experiences- you just appear to either attract rude Chinese- or you just perceive all Chinese as rude.

And I don't.

Nor does my friend who has lived in China over 20 years and is fluent in Mandarin.

Sounds to me like what we have here is your personal prejudice

No, you're not reading what I'm writing.

I didn't say ALL Chinese are rude. I said the Chinese are Rude. There's a difference. The latter is a generalized view, which holds up. It doesn't include all Chinese people.

Do I attract rude Chinese people? Maybe, maybe that's because I've seen real Chinese society, not some white washed version. I can't comment on your experiences, but it seems you've not been looking at the evidence I posted as to what is rude about the Chinese.

So your friend who has lived in a tier 1 city which is very international in comparison with other cities.

I'll give an anecdote. A western person I knew who lived in a tier 2 city went to Shanghai and got annoyed because nobody really looked at him any more. He's that sort of guy, the sort who loves girls looking at him. The city he was living in I felt was one of the more progressive cities where people look at westerners less. Now imagine a city below that.

Again, you're basing your view of what someone who has lived in Beijing has told you, and your own experiences from visits to, what I'm assuming at this point are, main cities.

 

[frigidweirdo]

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An example.

A guy in a truck tries to get around the traffic, that clearly isn't moving, and slams into a car that isn't moving.

 

[Unkotare]

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An example.

A guy in a truck tries to get around the traffic, that clearly isn't moving, and slams into a car that isn't moving.

Your prejudice has made you illogical.