Usapang China bullying

[kagalingan]

[badkuk]

Yeah, somebody should tell that to China.

To my knowledge, war has not broken out over the disputed islands; all this is just posturing.

If anything, the PH and the other countries involved have been very "selective" despite China's provocations -- driving fishermen out and sinking their ships, building artificial structures when no other country had even thought of building them, out of respect to the other claimants, etc.

Make no mistake, they are the provocateurs here. And, typical Chinese "diplomacy", they provoke a response then whine and cry about some little SE Asian country that is not even 1/10th their size economically and militarily for provoking them. They have done this over and over, and only a fool would believe their crap.

Maybe they should be the ones picking their battles, since, you know, peace is better than being right...which they seem to believe is gained by might.

[badkuk]

Ganito ang strategy ng China sa disputed islands:

China: hmm, me exploration na ginagawa sa disputed islands ah, tayuan ko na ng structures
PH: Oy, China, isla namin yan!
China: Akin Yan!
PH: Sabi ng maraming mapa, hindi sa inyo yan!
China: Akin Yan!
PH: Ayon sa international law of the seas, hindi sa inyo yan!
China: Akin Yan!
PH: O, sabi ng Hague, hindi sa inyo yan!
China: Akin Yan!
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PH: O sige nga, pag usapan na lang natin yung joint use/exploration para matapos na.
China: Jackpot!


Style professional squatter ika nga. iskwat ka lang sa lupang hindi sa iyo, wag kang aalis, after a few years sayo na yung lupa.

[kagalingan]

The problem kasi pag meron ka pag-aari dapat protectahan mo. Nung nagsimula ito mga kaguluhan, ilan presidente na dumaan, meron ba pagaayos sa mga isla. Yung ship BRP Sierra Madre hindi nga mapaayos. Ang hilig ng noypi sa "tira tira" ng kano.

Wala ba pambili ng brand new?

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Medyo Out of topic pero related din sa pambubully.

Dito sa pinas, paano yung mga filipino nagmaymay-ari ng lupa tapos inangkin ng squatter. Makakapagsumbong ba sila sa United Nations/International Courts.

Iba talaga ang Golden Rule ni Confucius.

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Personally, mas ok makipagusap na lang sa china na walang ibang epal. Pag sumali ang maagenda kano doon nagsisimula ang gera. Tingnan nyo nangyayari sa america parang quarterly lagi meron mass shooting. Sila sila nagpapatayan. Hindi na kailangan ng terrorista.

[badkuk]

The problem kasi pag meron ka pag-aari dapat protectahan mo. Nung nagsimula ito mga kaguluhan, ilan presidente na dumaan, meron ba pagaayos sa mga isla. Yung ship BRP Sierra Madre hindi nga mapaayos. Ang hilig ng noypi sa "tira tira" ng kano.

Wala ba pambili ng brand new?

Yeah that's true. Kaya the only way it can fight for the islands is through arbitration. The thing is, if we don't even bother to go through arbitration, then it's like we're waiving our rights already. What if a few years down the line, we decide that the islands does belong to us...sasabihin ng China and other countries, "e hindi ka naman umangal nung nagtayo kami ng structures, ngayon rereklamo ka?"

So it's not a total victory...but you never know.

[kagalingan]

Para hindi na maulit yung ganito pangyayari dapat yung iba mga isla ng pinas eh "gwardiyahan na"

Pag nakikita ko itsura ng BRP Sierra Madre. Anak ng tucha talaga. Sa tetano palang talo na!!!

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in summary the little guy beat the bully in front of everyone at school and China is acting like a spoiled teenager LOL.

[XTO]

Isda na lang mapapala natin dyan. Parang ang daming kendi nakakalat tapos nung kinuha ng kapitbahay na singkit biglang naglupasay at nagsumbong sa matatanda.

[badkuk]

Isda na lang mapapala natin dyan. Parang ang daming kendi nakakalat tapos nung kinuha ng kapitbahay na singkit biglang naglupasay at nagsumbong sa matatanda.

Yeah but if the candy happens to be on your side of the fence, technically it's yours whether you like candy or not. At the very least your neighbor(regardless of eye geometry) should ask for permission before going into your yard to get the candy.

[XTO]

Yeah but if the candy happens to be on your side of the fence, technically it's yours whether you like candy or not. At the very least your neighbor(regardless of eye geometry) should ask for permission before going into your yard to get the candy.

Yes, but the problem is a hungry/klepto person would steal any if there's no one watching.

[commentator101]

ayaw ng USA ang giera.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is using quiet diplomacy to persuade the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam and other Asian nations not to move aggressively to capitalize on an international court ruling that denied China's claims to the South China Sea, several U.S. administration officials said on Wednesday.
U.S. launches quiet diplomacy to ease South China Sea tensions
| Top News
| Reuters

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yup, of course ayaw nila ng war. For the US, war is very costly. But we all know war is just a form of business for USA din. It is in their best interest na free from conflict yang area na yan because billions if not trillions of $$ worth of goods ang dumadaan jan.

At hindi pala signatory ang US sa UNCLOS hehe.

[donbuggy]

Chinese use cartoons to vent their anger over tribunal ruling | TODAYonline

BEIJING — In the wake of a United Nations tribunal’s comprehensive repudiation of Beijing’s territorial claims in the South China Sea, nationalist Chinese cartoonists saved their poison for print.

Many of the cartoons that were distributed on Weibo, China’s Twitter equivalent, or printed by media outlets depicted the Philippines as a China provincial wannabe and United States lackey.

One portrayed the island nation begging to be absorbed into the Qing dynasty, only to be denied and ending up leased to the US as a colony in 1898.

Many Chinese believe that the Philippines was front-running for the US in its arbitration suit, which argued that Beijing was in violation of its obligations as a signatory of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (Unclos).

Adding to their ire, the US is not an Unclos signatory but has urged China to abide by Tuesday’s ruling.

Derogatory depictions were common, including a portrayal of former Philippine president Benigno Aquino III as a monkey.

Mr Aquino, who has likened China’s behaviour in the South China Sea to German expansionism in Europe before the outbreak of the second world war, initiated the suit in January 2013.

Fuxing Road, a China Daily cartoon, showed a Philippine tarsier, a Southeast Asian primate, boasting to a Chinese panda about having “been there since the 1970s”. “Well, we’ve been sailing and fishing in the South China Sea since before Jesus Christ was born,” replies the panda in a reference to its rival’s Christian tradition. The cartoon’s name is a reference to China’s own “road to national rejuvenation”.

Other cartoons crowed about the victories that China’s national football team — a squad commonly regarded by its own fans as hopeless — have chalked up at the Philippines’ expense, including nine results between 1974 and 2000 in which China outscored its opponent 45-0.

Another popular theme was the Philippines humbling fall from its position as the region’s second-largest economy in the 1960s and 1970s to become the new Sick Man of Asia — as China was sometimes known before its 1949 Communist revolution.

Fuxing Road cartoons:

[badkuk]

Their "media" is just a sock puppet of the Chinese government; they just stick their hand up their ___ and make it repeat whatever crap they want people to believe.

Interesting that they chose a lemur/monkey to depict the PH, kalabaw naman yung national animal natin ever since.

Akala ko ba bawal religion sa China, why are they mentioning Jesus Christ? Baka ipakulong pa yung cartoonist niyan


Crappy cartoon art btw.

[jonski]

The Philippines Should Sue China For $177 Billion In South China Sea Rent And Damages

China owes the Philippines and other countries more than $177 billion in rent and damages for China’s South China Sea fiasco. The Permanent Court of Arbitration found on Tuesday that Mischief Reef is a low-water elevation and within Philippines’ exclusive economic zone. This gives the Philippines’ indisputable legal rights to the reef. But since 1995 when China occupied the reef, China irreparably harmed the reef’s delicate marine ecosystem by dredging and building an artificial island there, including a military garrison and air-strip. By my estimate, China owes the Philippines $12.4 billion in rent and damages for Mischief Reef alone. Considering other Chinese island-building, the country owes the Philippines and other claimant countries more than $177 billion. If China doesn’t want to pay, the Philippines can sue in the courts of the U.S. and other countries where China holds property.

Forbes Welcome

[CVT]

Their "media" is just a sock puppet of the Chinese government; they just stick their hand up their ___ and make it repeat whatever crap they want people to believe.

Interesting that they chose a lemur/monkey to depict the PH, kalabaw naman yung national animal natin ever since.

Akala ko ba bawal religion sa China, why are they mentioning Jesus Christ? Baka ipakulong pa yung cartoonist niyan


Crappy cartoon art btw.

Bro. could be Bohol Tarsier...
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[BratPAQ]

Educate me, anyone know what's China's reason or proof that they own the WPS? Just read on the news na nag rally sila sa american Restaurant na KFC sa China. I was under the impression that the bully is only the Chinese government, pero it seems that even the people believe that they own our backyard.

Ano paliwanag nila? What are they telling their citizens to convince them that they own our backyard?

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[badkuk]

Educate me, anyone know what's China's reason or proof that they own the WPS? Just read on the news na nag rally sila sa american Restaurant na KFC sa China. I was under the impression that the bully is only the Chinese government, pero it seems that even the people believe that they own our backyard.

Ano paliwanag nila? What are they telling their citizens to convince them that they own our backyard?

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i read somewhere that the Chinese people were taught that the WPS was theirs, right when they were still kids, so they grow up with the notion that it's really theirs -- nothing quite like propaganda eh?. Plus, it's not in their best interest to say or think otherwise -- baka ipakulong pa sila for libel or some b.s. charge, plus sipsep pa sa government.


And you never know, the guy who organized the "protests" could be G-men in plainclothes, stirring the pot to make it seem like there's real ground level support when the typical Chinese is too preoccupied trying to make a living because their government is scr*wing up.

[MR_BIG18]

Educate me, anyone know what's China's reason or proof that they own the WPS? Just read on the news na nag rally sila sa american Restaurant na KFC sa China. I was under the impression that the bully is only the Chinese government, pero it seems that even the people believe that they own our backyard.

Ano paliwanag nila? What are they telling their citizens to convince them that they own our backyard?

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They said pacquiao is chinese also, get it pac-yaw...? booooo

[Yatta]

Educate me, anyone know what's China's reason or proof that they own the WPS? Just read on the news na nag rally sila sa american Restaurant na KFC sa China. I was under the impression that the bully is only the Chinese government, pero it seems that even the people believe that they own our backyard.

Ano paliwanag nila? What are they telling their citizens to convince them that they own our backyard?

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The reasons are many, though absurd like the name, "South China Sea", hence a Chinese lake. If going by that logic then the Philippines owns the whole Philippine Sea from here up to Guam. Then there are archeological artifacts. Well its a major shipping lane so its normal to have a few shipwrecks.