From: underdog@leland.Stanford.EDU (Dwight Joe)
Subject: Re: Chinese-cu scared of European-Americans? (was Re: 50th Anniversary...)
Organization: Miners for a Heart of Gold
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 92 03:07:39 GMT

In article <1992Nov17.232054.28333@oakhill.sps.mot.com>
jpak@manute.sps.mot.com writes:
>In article <1992Nov17.004902.2725@leland.Stanford.EDU>
>underdog@leland.Stanford.EDU (Dwight Joe) writes:
>>I should make a comment on this.  This kind of behavior is typical of
>>Chinese-cu people, and although I don't really care what they say on USENET,
>>I take the matter very seriously when they decide to take matters from USENET
>>into real life.  They may think that it's game and that I helplessly won't do
>>anything because they think that I'm Chinese-ge (even though I've never
>>identified my ethnicity.)  These people would not try the same thing with
>>a European-American.
>And how do you know this?  Are you somehow saying that Chinese-cu people
>are scared of European-Americans?  What makes you think such a thing?
>Not to mention, since it's very possible that a Chinese-cu could be a
>European-ge, American-ci (i.e. a Chinese-cu European-American), you have
>the rather absurd situation of a Chinese-cu somehow being scared of himself.
>So Dwight, what makes you think that if you were European-American instead
>of whatever ethnicity you are, those Chinese-cu wouldn't dare mess with you?

Apparently, I've committed one of my frequent typos.

The part about being reluctant to harrass needs clarification.  Chinese-cu
Chinese-ge are the ones who believe that Chinese-cu = Chinese-ge.  Chinese-cu
Europeans-ge don't; if they did, they would soon notice the illogic since
they themselves are European-ge.

The quote that Mr. Pak edited should be read as follows

  I should make a comment on this.  This kind of behavior is typical of
  Chinese-cu [Chinese-ge] people, and although I don't really care what they
  say on USENET,
  I take the matter very seriously when they decide to take matters from USENET
  into real life.  They may think that it's game and that I helplessly won't do
  anything because they think that I'm Chinese-ge (even though I've never
  identified my ethnicity.)  These people would not try the same thing with
  a European(-ge)-American.

There are certain facets of Chinese-cu bigotry that require the catalyst
of "Chinese-ge" to come alive.  This is one of them.

If Mr. Pak is sufficiently interested, I could post quotes from the
San Francico Chronicle; it had a feature story (found in "The World" insert,
November 15, 1992) about the murder of Henry Liu.  There is a quote by a
very intelligent author that effectively states that ethnicity, the
state of being Chinese-ge, is the most important determinant in relations
in Chinese society.  If Henry Liu, the Asian-American, had been White,
he would be alive today.

There have been some really accurate and harsh reports about
the Chinese-cu gov't on Taiwan, written by European-Americans,
but the Chinese-cu scum didn't dare to kill them.  Even though Mr. Liu
was an American, the scum didn't care; they killed anyways.

If you are Chinese-American and have obtained American citizenship to
escape the sh*t in Chinese society overseas, you are _DEAD_ _OUT_ _OF_
_LUCK_.  The Chinese-American community will not care, and you will die
pointlessly.  You are better off identifying with the Korean-Americans, 
Japanese-Americans, German-Americans, etc.

>Jim

Have a nice day.

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