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[quote=PINETREE                ,34460](continue)8.  I don't mind criticisms & differing views. But I do take strong objection to humiliating comments & personal attacks. Maybe I was a little carried away in my outbursts which were in retaliation to what the expats said about the Chinese. I am passionate about China & her people. This is China and I think there should be at least be a certain amount of respect for the Chinese people here. I know you guys will not let any foreigners "humiliate" you in your own country. They would be dead if they do so. We witness Afghanistan & Iran and .....9. I am not a China-borne but am still a Chinese. I was/am commenting as a neutral, tho I am inclined to feel more for them. However, I do realise now that what I object to may be acceptable to the Chinese - they have their own agenda which I don't understand too. Thus I shall now not comment further on such matters before I get accused of stirring trouble.10. For those western expats who are itchying there and want a quick roll in the sand, I can suggest a few options to help them :-     (a) Go visit brothels/KTV           - if u cannot afford or want to save the money for other purposes     (b) Go the those websites that cater for such requests          - if u still can't get what u want     (c) D.I.Y (自搞)          - this is the safest & cheapest mean.Good luck in your endeavour in China, GRZ - we may run into each other there without knowing. And I hope tht you can find the woman you adore there. I have found mine !!PS - Btw, which country started this concept of outsourcing ?  [/quote]

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