Ok some Japanese Americans fighting for the US during WW2, so whats your point? No matter what you think about the situation in Tibet, Chinese stayed in our continent, we didn't travel thousands of miles to another continent and stole the land and committed genocide on the native people there.
i don't really knw what to choose in the poll because i'm a Chinese citizen by birth............. I moved to America 7 years ago & never thought of getting a US citizenship, I felt once a Chinese, I'll die as a Chinese (so fucking patriotic). But now I've been here for several years, I see the difference & find I'm more adapt in the western style, although I still admire & appreciate Chinese philosophies. For an example, I dislike how the Chinese government always enact censorship in many fields (I don't see the point of blocking YouTube at all, trying to bump its Tudou usage? so redic). I ain't brainwashed or anything, I seek more freedom in the US than in China. But if asked would I give up my Chinese citizenship & gain an American citizenship now, the answer is yes, it's so much easier to get it, the questions are so easy.
ill be saying whatever is on my mind. if i think your sweeping assumptions are stupid (and i do) i will say it to you. if you have a problem with it then dont reply. in the case you arent so emotionally fragile, you can realize your error in reading and comprehending my post and maybe address that besides whining about my tone or language. for the record, when i agree with a post ill say so. i even did it to your post in your thread. http://www.dramasian.com/forum/showthread.php?t=48855
not everything. only posts like yours, which reaks of.... what would i be jealous of? outsmart him in what? you stalk all my posts?
During the World War some overseas born Chinese went back to China and helped fight the invaders. I would do the same.
If i travel back to china or hong kong and decide to stay there then i would, other than that i dont really want to do it
