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Q: does anyone feel safer living here than there own country?

i'm single black male come from a broken town and find peace among the chinese.

12 years 42 weeks ago in  Health & Safety - China

 
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yes that's why you're posting anon. if you were a black male you would know identifying your race is insignificant to your post but you may have identified your nationality. if you were a native speaker you would not have said "broken town"
you wu maos should all be fired due to incompetence

"i'm single black male come from a broken town and find peace among the chinese."

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He didnt say he is a teacher....

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he say's he's a black male (probably claiming to be from uk or us, africans identify themselves as africans) this is yet another phony

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I feel safer in my own country that it is unlikely anyone will ask me how much money I make or how much I weigh or how old I am.

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I do. 

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Broken town?  What's a broken town?

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