The World's Most Polite and Rude Cities

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7-25-2009 @ 9:32AM

Izzy said...

Nah.. I dont have to apologize for anything.

I see what I see and stand by my comments. Chinese and Indians are disgusting people. Their ethics are at the bottom of the barrel compared to other developed or developing nations in the world.

Intelligent? No. Not any more intelligent than any other people in the world.

Multiligual? They cant even read their own chracters.

People around the world speaking Mandarin. LOL. Hunny. Get a clue. No one is going to be speaking Mandarin. English will ALWAYS be the world language. Dream on. China is a backward, horrible country where the people operate like animals. No civilized person wants to speak that language. The only reason they might have to is that the barbarians in China cannot learn our language.

Powerhouse? LOL. Watch..China will collapse internally very soon. The country is a mess. The people are animals and the civilized countries are starting to turn against these people. China had its 2 minutes of fame. Its over. Buh bye!

9-05-2010 @ 9:56AM

lucy said...

hahahaha w.e. u say.......

just remember tho no matter wat china has the largest population in the world......

it would be incredibly hard to destroy it no matter wat and its growing by the seconds too.....

sure i do agree country is a mess....

but getting better and the chinese ppl hav great expectation for their kids..... therefore u can see a lot of chinese ppl outside of china generally get good marks and hav a good education ....... where i live anyways....... most of the ppl who actually care about school are azns...... not only that.... they r also expected to do extra curricular activities......

cant read their own characters? r u sure about that?
maybe like the poorer places but most can .... and seriously hav u realize how much harder their characters are? and how many there are?

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