lulz.......bingoLotta_Drool wrote:
why would someone in China wish to kill themselves? It is communist, everything is free and all that is required of you is to work as incompetently as the guy next to you. Kinda like a Union Job in the US.
I get the impression you think China is something similar to the old Soviet Union or something.usmarine wrote:
lulz.......bingoLotta_Drool wrote:
why would someone in China wish to kill themselves? It is communist, everything is free and all that is required of you is to work as incompetently as the guy next to you. Kinda like a Union Job in the US.
i get the impression you dont know a damn thing about me, and are usually way off.Braddock wrote:
I get the impression you think China is something similar to the old Soviet Union or something.usmarine wrote:
lulz.......bingoLotta_Drool wrote:
why would someone in China wish to kill themselves? It is communist, everything is free and all that is required of you is to work as incompetently as the guy next to you. Kinda like a Union Job in the US.
Then he should have gotten 75 consecutive kills in Battlefield. He'd stand out fasho.Mek-Stizzle wrote:
He was probably planning on doing this for a long time, probably wanted to stand out. There isn't much of a concept of individualism in China, he wanted to stand out.
http://wcbstv.com/topstories/olympics.s … 91482.htmlBEIJING (AP) ― A Chinese man stabbed the in-laws of the U.S. Olympic men's volleyball coach, killing one and injuring the other while they visited a Beijing tourist site near the main venue where Olympic competitions began Saturday.
The victims were Todd and Barbara Bachman of Lakeville, Minn., parents of former Olympian Elisabeth Bachman, who is married to men's volleyball coach Hugh McCutcheon, according to the U.S. Olympic Committee. Bachman's father was killed.
The assailant also stabbed and injured a Chinese tour guide with the Americans. He then committed suicide by leaping from a 130-foot-high balcony of the ancient landmark the Americans were visiting, the 13th-century Drum Tower, the official Xinhua News Agency reported.
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That's why they call it an impression, isn't it?usmarine wrote:
i get the impression you dont know a damn thing about me, and are usually way off.Braddock wrote:
I get the impression you think China is something similar to the old Soviet Union or something.usmarine wrote:
lulz.......bingo
1972 Munich all over again...ELITE-UK wrote:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/7550969.stm
'A US tourist has been killed in central Beijing after being attacked by a Chinese man, officials have said.'
I wonder what provoked the man to do it.
Ah yes... All the pollution, sweat shops, and lack of freedoms sound exactly like a union job. I'm no fan of unions either, but China is nowhere near as cushy as union members have it. Part of the economic oppression the Chinese face is the fault of their government, but multinational corporations play a part as well...usmarine wrote:
lulz.......bingoLotta_Drool wrote:
why would someone in China wish to kill themselves? It is communist, everything is free and all that is required of you is to work as incompetently as the guy next to you. Kinda like a Union Job in the US.