Shanghaiist: Beneath Shangri-La's superficial calm

eastman

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 19:44:47 +0800

To Pirx, Though you are the type who will tell the specialist you are the real specialist, but in fact you don't need to go to see him at all. You’ll be perfectly alright, boy, if you don’t insist on taking wrong medicines daily, like today. LOL!

Pirx

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 13:19:16 +0800

Your posting is a good look at a deeply troubled person. Have you considered seeing a specialist to help you with your troubles?

eastman

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 10:35:58 +0800

To Pirx Try wash clean the inside of your nanohead before reading my comment again, you’ll find how ridiculous your post is, for which I have no time to response. Instead of dreaming for China’s “balken”, you could care of the milk powder for your kid. When showing a faked cripple on wheelchair will definitely not be enough, you’d better worry for your own azz about 2012 openning, as it’ll be the turn of others for nitpicking. Maybe an invitation for Daliar to London would be not bad an idea, for Brits to stop 50,000 “commie yellow perils” from storming your prestiged museums where your glorious history are hidden.

Pirx

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 09:24:55 +0800

eastman, how can you possibly argue in this manner? trying to be disgusting? is this the way you want chinese to be understood and respected? china could be a great multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, multi-religious nation with a happy populace and remain a single country. that, however, will not be achieved by a harmonious society decree from the state-council, nor will the issues be solved by a colonial-style policy of violent suppression, that was outdated in the 1950s already. the entire chinese area west of xian and south of the changjiang is a barrel full of powder with balkan potential. northeast still quiet, but guess what happens when DPRK collapses? IMHO it is high time and very necessary to do away with overcome concepts. religion can make or break governments and conserve or destroy nations. messing with people's beliefs has no happy end, for no nation, for no party and for no government. it is up to china to get it right, to be a good example to the rest of the world by being able to learn from world history. pass on that message to your sponsors and stop giving china a bad reputation with your uncalled for aggression.

eastman

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 08:36:16 +0800

Such a heavily garrisoned town must give Daliar an ideal ground to declare a massacre of another 140 Tibeten monks, while Mr. Tony Cheng could serve as witness.