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Q: How do you deal with Chinese nonsens at home?
So, I had an incident tonight where I was walking through a parking lot and some Fu er dai ass came roaring in to the parking lot and almost hit me. As I walked past his car I tried to stare him down, but he wouldn't look at me. So, I went in the store and forgot about it.
After I got in, he followed and I saw him look at me, so I looked back. He didn't stare back so I turned away and as I did he suddenly tried to stare me down. I looked back right away and he moved his eyes to the ground. I seriously would have beat him if he had given me one second of stares. I will NOT put up with second generation rich Chinese kid shit in my own country. (This all happened in Canada). Problem is, that whenever you get to the point where you'd like them to escalate it, they just cower.
Looking back, it's never a good idea to even get close to a fight, but I just think about how many of these little turds need a beating and get instantly pissed when they act like they would in China.
Would you beat one of them in your own nation if they had it coming ? It's never a good idea, but sometimes I must admit I just look for a reason.
And I don't mean a reason to beat a Chinese person. When I see a Chinese kid on the bus who is lost or something I go out of my way to ask them in Chinese if they need help or something like that. Those people are cool as far as I'm concerned, but these really spoiled punks all need a good old fashioned western beat down as far as I'm concerend. I will not have that crap in my country.
I know what you mean
But at home it is not limited to one particular Nationality.
Even the Aussie well to do Kids think they are above it and Daddy will fix anything that sociality will throw at them
i was drooling at the thought. i never came across spoiled brats. the only chinese i came across were working class good people. had some great conversations with them.
but if sb almost hit me with their car i would get in their face. (this is where i would wish i was in texas, self defense laws in my home state sucks)
Whenever I walk the streets of China, I do feel that the way people drive is an assault on my life. I can certainly understand why the feeling of teaching such a person a lesson comes to mind. Had this been in my home country I would have made a quick phone call to the police and told that the driver of the car looked to be intoxicated and not in control of his vehicle. Although beating up some 1,6m tiny guy in a parking lot seems like a fun way to spend an afternoon, I would never resort to initiating a fight.
There's so few Chinese people where I live in the US....maybe just a handful of students at the local university. It's a welcome reprieve when I get a chance to home....speaking of which, one week from today, yay!
In Puerto Rico, the vast majority of Chinese who live there are the kids, grandkids and in some recent cases GREAT grand kids of the original immigrants, that they all act like the rest of us. Completely asimilated, speaking English and Spanish fluently (some no longer speak Chinese, and even those who do, cannot read or write it).
