Comments by "" (@asgaiyawaya3973) on "Overseas Chinese Students Cannot Escape the CCP!" video.

  1. Always remember you have your fellow brothers and sisters in freedom behind you. You are not alone and you never were. I picked a fight with the CCP because of how they treat their people even over here in the USA and I am all for helping your people who want to leave or speak out to do so. I will keep fighting. Good luck with your citizenship and the rights it will grant you. You will make a great addition to Canada and don't let anyone dissuade you from fighting the good fight. Patriots of all kinds are behind you and will stand by you. God Bless.
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  2. I had a girlfriend once from Shanghai, btw I am mostly white with Chinese and Native American ancestry, we broke up after her friends pressured her to marry someone else. Her friends did this because I was not Chinese in fact they hated me because of it which I never experienced before, and she was pressured into marrying this other guy who was. The closest I experienced with this level of prejudice before then was being a devout Christian in a dominantly secular school in the 90s. It never made sense since she and I were in a serious relationship. The more I learned about what Chinese people go through and the lengths the CCP have gone to keep their people overseas in line. Today, I often wonder what their real motivations were and what was really going on back then.
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  3. Every little effort helps them. If you don't know Chinese, learn it and make them aware you know it, politely of course let them assume what they like. And if anyone is Law Enforcement really doesn't matter if you live in a Chinese community or not, volunteer as an off duty courtesy officer and check in on their communities, Churches and businesses whenever possible. Pretty much do the exact same thing neighborhood watch groups do have a visual presence of concerned citizens and able bodied LEOs or even military members. It will make their own efforts harder even if they resort to intimidation and it sends the message that these people are hands off go trouble someone else.
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  4. Every little effort helps them. If you don't know Chinese, learn it and make them aware you know it, politely of course let them assume what they like. And if anyone is Law Enforcement really doesn't matter if you live in a Chinese community or not, volunteer as an off duty courtesy officer and check in on their communities, Churches and businesses whenever possible. Pretty much do the exact same thing neighborhood watch groups do have a visual presence of concerned citizens and able bodied LEOs or even military members. It will make their own efforts harder even if they resort to intimidation and it sends the message that these people are hands off go trouble someone else.
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