Comments by "Patrick T" (@patrickt49) on "Mass Chinese Influx Into Japan, Spending 300K Each: Long Lines at LV, CCP’s Anti-Japan Efforts Fails" video.

@Libra_Strings Been to Japan - I have yet to encounter impolite behavior from them. Whereas I have encountered numerous impolite behaviors from the Chinese.
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But that's what a lot of Chinese are
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@willywonka4340 It's not in their nature to work that way. It's a free for all winner takes everything society.
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@pehclark7256 "Most thoughtful foreigners in China today believe that a monarchy would be best for the country in its present stage. Where trustworthiness is as scarce as it is in China, it is probably better to have a government highly centralized, requiring as few authoritative individuals as possible, in order to utilize most effectively the limited amount of honestly available. But even with a highly centralized monarchy, or dictatorship, some delegation of responsibility in the lower official orders is unavoidable, and there are not enough reliable men in China to fill these posts." - "Ways that are dark: The Truth About China" by Ralph Townsend (Former US Consul who lived in 1930s China) "There is no such reserve of honest citizenry in China, and no sign on the horizon of any in formation for the future." - "Ways that are dark: The Truth About China" by Ralph Townsend
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@willywonka4340 Read "Ways that are dark: The Truth About China" by Ralph Townsend. He was a former US Consul who lived in 1930's China under the rule of the KMT. China back then was no different than the China of today. Sure, they drive modern cars, wear modern clothes and live in modern houses now. But the corruption, and thuggish nature of the way the Chinese conducted themselves back then was already apparent. Townsend even alluded to the fact that China has always been that way. After much investigation, he found China to me a immoral, chaotic wasteland filled with people just struggling to barely survive and will resort to any means to do so.
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