Mobs Wielding Meat Cleavers Beat People in Chinese Streets

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[ml/nj]

Hard to know who’s really most at fault.

The people throwing rocks at busses aren't the Chinese Police.

ML/NJ

[TribalPrincess2U]

Send Obama in!

[Feasor13]

The Chinese has been dealing with the Muslims in their West for years. The Western media acts like China is one big, happy united nation when in fact it only holds on to its western frontier by brutal violence and suppressing Uighur nationalism.

[BP2]

If that was happening here in the US, the Left would be crying for tougher meat cleaver legislation ... including a 14-day waiting period.

[Teacher317]

As much as I enjoy the idea of Muslims getting spanked by a county whose government isn't afraid of poor reviews in Liberal media outlets... The Uighurs are not "that" stripe of Muslim. They don't support terrorism to advance the faith. The Han Chinese, on the other hand, have been openly encouraging folk to move to the province capital to make it "more Han and less Uighur". (91% of China's population are Han, but they have 50+ other distinct minorities.) Like Tibet, the Chinese Communist Party is engaging in a slow, (mostly-)unarmed invasion of a different culture within "their borders". Their goal is simple, clear, and proudly promoted: to expand the Han, dilute the resistant minority, and further extend their authority and reputation.

In China, the further a province is from Beijing, the less likely it is to follow the CCP in all ways. There is quite a bit of autonomy for the provinces, so long as they don't push back on major initiatives. The western provinces (Tibet (called XiZang" in China), Xinjiang, and QingHai make up their "west coast"... and 2 out of 3 certainly seem to be getting punished for failing to toe the line. In the internet age, these failures to obey are magnified, and thus the dragon's attention is compelled to make sure that they don't "lose face". Almost predictable, really.

[angkor]

>>>> A pox on both their houses. I can’t say I really support the Han Chinese much. <<<<<

Same here, my disdain is divided among both groups.

[xcamel]

good old fasioned Han to Hand warfare..

[truemiester]

Mobs weilding meat cleavers beat people in Chinses streets.

I object to the term ‘Beat’.

The title should read “ mobs weilding meat cleavers TENDERIZE people in Chinese streets.”

Thank you.

[Zionist Conspirator]

Not quite...The Chicoms don’t put up with the Muslim BS like we in the West.

Why don't we ever get that kind of Communist over here?

[angkor]

The Chinese has been dealing with the Muslims in their West for years.... brutal violence and suppressing Uighur nationalism.

I permanently lost every ounce of sympathy for any Muslim cause on 9/11.

I couldn't possibly care any less about the Uighurs and their political aspirations.

[Teacher317]

Now, if China were to send troops into Yemen, Libya or Syria, I might be more inclined to cheer!

(Odd choices, I know... but it can't be Iran... they're about to democratize on their own. Not Iraq or Afghanistan... we're still there. Not Saudi Arabia... too much control over oil. Jordan? Their king seems almost rational. Pakistan? Nukes. Egypt? The Suez Canal. Those were the only 3 other state sponsors of terror I could think of!)

[TribalPrincess2U]

I believe we may have them here.

I recall a story about a man who shot several hunters because
they were coming at him about his hunting on their hunting grounds.

I may be wrong but it was some name like that, I think.

[Feasor13]

I could care less about Muslims as well but the presence of the Uighurs in the western frontier of China gives that nation an edge of instability. Anything that weakens China internally benefits our nation.

[blam]

There were not any Chinese in this region (Han or otherwise) until about 100-200BC. This whole region was Caucasian up to that time and have been losing to the Chinese ever since. There Caucasian only graveyards in the region that were still being used as late at the 1300’s AD.

[swain_forkbeard]

Not guilty.

[angkor]

Thanks for your explanation which is interesting and true but still doesn't give rise to any empathy, at least for me.

Many of us lost any and all sympathy for all things Muslim on 9/11. And that's that.

Regardless, the documentary The Silk Road produced by NHK Japan and China TV in 1980 provides an excellent view of Uighur culture, since a huge stretch of the old road runs straight through what is now Uighur territory.

There are a few versions of it out there, one is 3 DVDs and another seems to be more than a dozen.

[blam]

A little background on the whole region:

On The Presence Of Non-Chinese At Anyang

Blonde Haired Chinese

[TribalPrincess2U]

That was Hmong. Forget it.

Don’t know of any Hans here. Does anyone else?

[Gator113]

Obama... quick, send in the human shields.

[wildbill]

I suppose it would be anti-PC to remember the little Chinese sidekick to the Blackhawks comic book characters who carried a meat cleaver and was called Chop-Chop.

Or am I in the throes of Alzheimers?