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Q: Do we foreign guys have the power to do what we can do in china elsewhere?

14 years 10 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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I really do not understand your question, can you give some examples, please?

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The power stays with me, regardless. 'Nuff said.

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Power to do what?

 

- Buy Chinese food?

- go to bars?

- Meet girls?

- Work?

- Cheap online shopping?

- Get massages?

 

 

If that is so...well yes we do. 

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i am we have better benefits than we imagine in here.....can we get that much of privileges in our countries like we do here?

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It depends what you want to do. In most countries, I wouldn't recommend cutting straight out in front of somebody in your car or banging cutlery on a table to attract a waitress or spitting all over the floor or smoking in no smoking areas or walking to the front of a queue of people!

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-I am free to read any wikipedia article I want to in other countries

-I can move about freely from place to place in most countries without having a permit. China has a huoko(too lazy to spell it right)

-I can BURN A FLAG in other countries.

-Seems I don't understand your question. Just because we can smoke and drink and whore around doesn't make us free.

 

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yeah , you can do anything you want to do , until your pockets are full with money and you got the authorities , till then you can do anything you want 

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The laws differ from country to country. Did you not know this?

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