From: RAJA@nervm.nerdc.ufl.edu
Subject: Re: Those Typical Taiwanese
Organization: University of Florida, NERDC
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 93 17:56:49 EST

In article <1993Jan21.081149.24640@zip.eecs.umich.edu>
joy@quip.eecs.umich.edu (Chien-Chung Chen) writes:
 
>
>In article <16B5C14E62.RAJA@nervm.nerdc.ufl.edu> RAJA@nervm.nerdc.ufl.edu writes:
>>In article <1993Jan20.021614.10526@zip.eecs.umich.edu>
>>joy@quip.eecs.umich.edu (Chien-Chung Chen) writes:
>>>
>>>Who has time to play guessing games with you? As can be easily seen from
>>>your postings, you are not a decent person wanting to have a sincere
>>>discussion on SCT. All you want is just to flame Taiwanese with ridiculous
>>>argument. I see no need to spend more time talking to you.
>>>
>>>Who cares the pointless criticism from a person with poor personality?
>>>I have better things to do.
>>>
>>>-- Chien-Chung Chen
>>
>>Just what kind of a decent man are you to throw every single punch you
>>can, every single punch you know how, to those
>>two billions brothers and sisters in the mainland?  Why don't you apologize
>>to mainlanders for making those attacks that they don't deserve?  See, people
>>like you can only make yourself feel better by comparing yourself to the
>>mainlanders.  Now that I am not a mainlander, you can only keep your mouth in
>>your ass.  You just did.
>
>Once in a while, there come some mainlanders throwing flame bombs in SCT.
>Sometimes they criticize the outer appearance of Taiwanese, sometimes the
>weak physical strength of Taiwanese, sometimes Taiwan's "3-minute umbrella
>industry" etc. They just want to flame Taiwanese without reasonable argument,
>and some of them do not attach signature. When you came to SCT to flame,
>I thought you were another Mainlander flame bug. Yeah, my mistake.
>
>However, in my response to your posting, I've taken caution not to hurt
>the other Mainlanders. I didn't say Mainlanders are poor in personality.
>I didn't say it's a shame for Mainlanders to manufacture low-quality
>products. I didn't say Mainlanders can't walk straight. I only criticized
>Chinese government for not respecting Chinese civilians' human right,
>which I don't think is a flame to all Mainlanders. While I don't throw
>a single punch at Mainlanders, why should I apologize to them?
>
>And it's you who throw every single punch you can at Taiwanese. Why don't
>you apologize to all 20 million brothers and sisters in Taiwanese? (BTW,
 
Mr. Chen:
 
   I stand firmly by the facts I wrote in the original posting.  When I
used the word "typical", I implied not ALL Taiwanese are less than decent in
a certain way (but you're certainly one of theose typical).  In fact, there
are Taiwanese who support my point of view to a certain degree, not to mention
those silent majority who MAY be guilty of spreading around news about
Taiwanese's wealth, one way or another.
 
    Just look at the subject that is often discussed/implied in this
newsgroup, it sure speaks for itself.  Go, please go and read other newsgroups
and see if others show off their wealth as much as you people do. If you can
do it on-screen, you can certainly do it better off-screen.  You all feel
superior than those mainlanders simply because you think you have more money
than they do.  That's childish, to say the least.  See, people like Japanese
show off their wealth by doing it, but the Taiwanese do it (show of) by saying
it.  Psychologically, I can understand that you Taiwanese people are eager to
let others aware of the fact that you do have a few bucks.  But, had it ever
occurred to you that it might be very disgusting to the listening party?  I'm
just curious.
 
    I don't blame you for defending your countrymen.  But please
go do a little survey with your countrymen in US to see if they did in fact
guilty of boosting Taiwanese's wealth around (which is not a crime, of course),
before you jump into the conclusion of flame bombing on my part.  The answer
from them can be simply YES and NO, it does not necessarily have to be
"how many times did you boost around?"
 
   How about those 20 million people in the tiny little island apologize to me?
 
BTW,I think I'm just a normal person who is fit physically and phychologically.
If anytime I may appear dangerous to you all, that is when I'm irritated
by the lousy behaviors of a large number of your countrymen.
 
>there are no 2 billion people in Mainland China. You got it wrong again.)
 
 
I mean to write 1.2 billion.  I'm sorry if that offended you as well.
 
 
>
>And most important of all, I don't use dirty language like you. Of course,
>I'm much more decent than you.
 
I didn't know the 'ass' word can be so offensive.  I guess I shouldn't have
used it had I known that not using it would make me a decent man like
Mr. C C Chen.  I will try to do better next time.
See, Mr. Chen, I am trying very hard to be a more acceptable person to you.
 
>
>>                                 -- not a mainlander
>
>Thank God. You are not a mainlander!!! Mainlanders' class is much higher
>without you. I'm so glad to know the future of Mainlanders and Taiwanese
>will be brighter when you are not part of us.
>
>Please! Be any kind of people you want. Just don't say you are a Chinese.
 
I    A M    A    C H I N E S E (I just said it but not so proudly because I'm
                                helplessly associated with people like you)
 
>
>-- Chien-Chung Chen
 
p/s:  Wow! your reply is actually getting longer.
Aren't you the one who said who has better things to do than replying my
constructive-criticism-but-not-so-well-taken postings?  I don't know they
can be so irresistible to you.
 
      ---  not a mainlander (to some idiots,this can mean America mainland too)
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