Comments by "Bill Petersen" (@billpetersen298) on "laowhy86" channel.

  1. China's dear leader, wearing the great murderers suit, is chilling.
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  2. I’ve been to China, I’ve been to Hong Kong. I’m married to a Chinese born woman, and her son. We are visiting Taiwan right now. This place, should be a world heritage site. It is the hope for the world. I always thought Chinese culture to be crude, before coming here. The people here are polite, and charming. The temples, and spirituality, are sincere. If China was like Taiwan. We could have a really good chance, at peace and harmony.
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  3. We need you Eastern European folks, to speak up. You have seen how this shit can turn out. The rest of us in the west, have had it good, for too long. We are asleep. Busy being politically divided. While a huge threat, is hanging over us.
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  4. I’m Canadian, I love the Winter Olympics. Not this year. Go, team world!!
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  5. If we don’t start working together now. We will be going to a CCP sponsored summer camp, one day.
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  6. My Chinese wife and I. We’re just visiting Montreal, and Quebec City. She marvelled at all the beautiful old stone buildings-churches, the arts, and culture. It made me mad, to think of how the communists, have gutted Chinese culture. While still doing it, in their occupied territories today.
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  7. Welcome to Vancouver. We skipped the 08 property downturn, with all that questionable money flow.
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  8. I hope you find peace, within yourself. It sounds like you did your best, in a bad situation.
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  9.  @ayi3455  He might not, have the choice.
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  10. We are doing just that. We buy mountains, of junk quality products. They come here and buy real estate. I’m a maintenance man in Vancouver. 13 of the 14 apartment buildings I work in, are Chinese owned. The tenants, are everybody else. Check your pension fund.
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  11. Imagine how awesome China would be. If the mouse, (Taiwan), ate the pig.
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  12. When there, I was impressed with the optimism. The pride, of governing themselves. Not being occupied. The Chinese victim role, makes it easy to be a victimizer.
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  13. Yes, my stepson who mostly grew up in the west. Sees nothing wrong with the occupation and treatment of the Uighur’s, Tibetan’s, inner Mongolians. It’s just an inconvenience. Drives me nuts.
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  14. When I talk to my Chinese born wife. About what is happening in Xinjiang Tibet and the harassment of Taiwan. She says what’s the difference, politics is all the same. It’s one party, or the other, complete apathy.
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  15. Just heard a story that the CCP has debt trapped the DRC, into closing two Australian iron mines, and giving them to a Chinese company.
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  16. Joey, spread the word. Thank you.
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  17. Oooo, the CCP will use that clip, for sure.
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  18. Taiwan is a special autonomous zone. It is special, it is autonomous. Stay awesome, Taiwan.
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  19. I really love the connecting with other people and working with your hands part of this. Sign me up.
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  20.  @portaltwo  Owwww, give them shit!!! Report it, to your member of parliament.
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  21. Time to start a, not made in China store, site.
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  22.  @sharonhsu1762  Totally, it was clean, and the people felt grounded. My only complaint, is it was hard to find pro Taiwan shirts, or anything. Saw the flag, twice. You guys feel somewhat like us Canadians, proud, but don't show it much. In the shadow, of a big powerful nation, that can't stop talking about itself.
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  23. I’m not American. Please don’t be offended, it’s not the Chinese people. It’s the leaders, in China. That are the greatest threat, to the world.
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  24. Thank you, so much. For warning us, of the political division, in our countries.
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  25. I’d say it’s power, control, insecurity, pride. The kleptocrats, have money.
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  26. I’m sorry for what has happened to your people, and country. Is it true, that China has placed, ethnically Tibetan’s on the India border, as they push the border.
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  27. As bad as it looks, the fridge may have been empty for a week.
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  28. He is beholden to the Chinese market, and his bosses.
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  29. Thank you for doing this. My Chinese family, think you talk shit about their country.
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  30. It’s amazing how they have completely silenced, the narrative. Of Dr’s being reprimanded, and international flights being allowed. While the government was trying to cover up the outbreak. Long before the world knew about it.
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  31.  @antonypadilla5599  Yes, i'm married to a Chinese woman. When she calls her mom, it sounds like they are fighting, it's very loud, and shrill. I have to leave the room.
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  32.  @Sluhrmz  Ha ha ha, mostly Chinese kids. But always talking to the grandparents, in Beijing. That would be, the main influence.
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  33.  @dendenmushi5458  Go ahead promote division. The CCP loves it. The left, and the right, have governed poorly. They both have set record debts, that will cripple the country. While western countries argue. The CCP keeps doing shit. We will regret, letting them.
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  34. How much of the Chinese diaspora, believe this stuff. My Chinese acquaintances do. They don’t know, that Canada, and other countries, donated medical supplies to China at the beginning. Here’s a good one. Have you ever heard a word of thanks, for being liberated from Japanese occupation, at the end of WW11. When China liberates a country, like Tibet, they keep it.
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  35.  @Carol-zd8sc  Yes, embrace your culture. Sweep together the broken pieces. Be proud of your history, like Taiwan, be peaceful, be grounded again.  Did Mao 2.0, just change the names of 300 towns in Xinjiang, to Chinese names? Shame on them.
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  36. Like that site, showing how happy Tibetan’s are, to be an occupied country.
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  37. You really should go visit Taiwan. It is a high trust society, polite, with good manners. It is also very high on the happiness index. While China is in the mud. They didn’t suffer through the Mao era of social destruction. Followed by an overbearing government. Where you can’t talk politics or religion. They still have a connection to the old days. Yes it is the CCP, at fault in China.
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  38.  @justnoel4088  Don’t argue with, “Darris Hawks” you will only get muddy, and no fifty cents.
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  39.  @expressfix  And they have pandas!!
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  40. That way, at least one works.
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  41.  @martinshao3543  The Chinese know, what they are told. Some travel abroad. Ive been to Beijing, visiting family. On state tv, were two “westerners” debating the South China Sea. They both argued the same points, to each other. That somehow, it was ok for china, to take the land, and sea. (From the other countries, in the region). That the USA, was acting in bad faith, ( protecting the rights of the other countries). What most Chinese know, is through a propaganda filter.
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  42. Oww, that’s nasty. My Chinese stepson. Insists, nobody lived in that part of China. So they took it over
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  43. J, welcome. Long time immigrants, and hopefully recent ones, are here to be Canadian. Good. The large group that came, while China was more open, it was growing, with hope for better. The last 30, 20, 10 years ago. Many of these people, have created homogeneous community here. They can get by, in Mandarin, and follow, the ministry of truth. Should we be worried, that some, or many, are undermining our freedom to openly criticize, any state, specifically one. My 14 years from China wife, still believes the Chinese media crap. That it’s ok, for them to occupy another place, and people. While if the USA did the same, we would all yell bloody murder. My burning question is. How bad is it, in that community. How do we include them, so they are not our downfall?
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  44. Such an important message, for us to hear, and act upon. Reach out, and talk to your neighbours. Left or right, we want what’s best, for our countries.
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  45.  @neyte7313  Yes, true.
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  46.  @coyote4326  Calm down, we’re on the same team here. I went back, and watched it a few times. I listen to these clips, more than watch, too.
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  47.  @once_upon_a_canopy_tree  The people of Taiwan, live every day, with the threats from the CCP, over their heads. Yet they are composed, and centred. You should go, it'll change you perspective, on Chinese culture, it's depth.
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  48. We do buy, the lower priced item. The company that doesn’t go over there, goes broke. Regulation, and legislation is needed.
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  49.  @alasdos9293  They are rude everywhere, including their homeland. It's all about, advantage for me, nobody else matters.
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  50.  @davidli9457  If you travel to both places. You will see what I mean. Taiwan, did not experience the ravages of Mao. Tearing down the old culture, and religion. Then living with, the Communist Party afterwards.
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