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By: the __earthinc » Blog Archive » [1635] Of South Koreans disatisfied with PRC thugs

Wed, 30 Apr 2008 01:58:17 +0000

[...] Why does that sound so familiar? [...]

By: Hafiz Noor Shams

Hafiz Noor Shams — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 01:39:55 +0000

way,

just to let you know, read http://kl4freetibet.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/thank-you/

Comments section have been frozen even before you posted anything. I’m letting all comments made up to yours just to explain this to you. Besides, the language you used describe you to the rest. And I’ve just closed the comment section to prevent any more assumption from being made.

And I didn’t act as if I represented Malaysia. But certainly, not all Malaysians were too comfortable with the event.

There’s no censorship. It’s only you failing to read the notice. Please don’t blame your mistake on others. If censorship is your real concern, take it up to the PRC media. You should complain about their censorship.

By: Waytolife

Waytolife — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 18:16:29 +0000

There are several critical postings that I wrote on the behavior of Hafiz, which were censured for unknown reasons. Is this how blogger in this forum censured postings.

By: Why did police fail to arrest Chinese hooligans? « San Oo Aung’s Weblog

Thu, 24 Apr 2008 16:31:36 +0000

[...] See that yellow banner? That was mine. These thugs from PRC forcefully took it away from me. Crooks and theives, they are. For background story, read the immediate previous entry. [...]

By: A student from China

A student from China — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 14:59:57 +0000

Yes, personally I am OK with free speech. We are not influenced that much by the communist culture as you might expect.

I am surprised by your title “Thugs from PRC”. How did you come to this conclusion? From the mere fact that some Chinese students bahaved wrongly? Are you trying to impose bad impressions on Chinese students? Why are you doing this?

I thought you are a guy of fairness (since you are so keen about human rights). But apparently I am wrong.

Who are you?

Nvm who you are, I am not going to argue with you.
I have more meaningful things to do.

By: WaytoLife

WaytoLife — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 12:47:07 +0000

More than that, don’t act as if Malaysians supported your action. With thousands of people lining up in the streets as the torch run passed thru, you’re just a lone ranger trying to act tough. Hero, you’re not. Stupid, sure you’re one.

By: WaytoLife

WaytoLife — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 12:41:40 +0000

Hafiz,

You’re just one hell of f**king assh*le. You opt to be smacked in your face for trying to sabotage a peaceful Olympic game. Just like any football game, if you wants to play rough, the victim (people who support the Olympic) need to reciprocate with equal force. Trying to be hero, right. Don’t you wouldn’t achieve anything.

By: Hafiz Noor Shams

Hafiz Noor Shams — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 06:08:42 +0000

Dude, I am not asking your apology. What I asked is respect of free speech. I don’t know how you do it in China but in Malaysia, we have some respect for free speech. Don’t come and impose your communist culture on Malaysians on Malaysian soil. The incident was reported in national newspaper and whole of Malaysia now know how you guys acted like thugs. Come this Olympics, I’m sure a whole lot more Malaysians will not be sympathetic to the PRC due to how those volunteers acted violently. It is one thing debating about Tibet, it is another thing about hitting another person because of Tibet.

Even if there is differences in opinion, hitting someone because of such difference is not justified. It is not about nice manner or not. It is about respecting difference. Obviously, you guys don’t respect differences. You guys suppress it instead.

If you guys hit people on foreign lands because differences in opinion, I wonder how you’d do it in Tibet!

By: A student from China

A student from China — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 05:58:18 +0000

To all the rest that read this entry:
Yep, I admitted that some Chinese students behaved wrongly… I am sorry for that. But you cannot conclude that this is typical for Chinese people.
This is just like that you cannot conclude that all Malaysians are damn stupid only because the owner of this blog is so.

By: A student from China

A student from China — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 05:52:57 +0000

I shall withdraw my apology.
You do not deserve it at all.
You treat somebody with unfairness and expect something good from him? So that you can continue your unfair treatment?

Thugs?
Yep, I admit that we Chinese do not treat some people in a nice manner when he does not deserve so.