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Q: should we embrace the right to express our own opinions?

At the very beginning, I thought the section "ask question " is a good job to communicate and mutually understand. Unfortunately , the common scenario here is to make each remark more personally.

We should hear and be heared the very different voice. I believe the patriotic folks should find a better way to express themsleves. Equally , the cynical should not cross some sorta line. In sum, we need dismiss our questions , instead of meaningless slaver battle. Smile

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fuck, fucker, fucking Admin won't let me delete my posts now the Admin can delete them for me... Wink Laughing out loud

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If it's a reasonable question that can be answered, I'm more than happy to help. I think most people here are.

If you ask "Why U not love China number one in whole world?", well, you're going to get some opinions.

If you ask stupid generalized questions like "Why all foreigners do this", well expect to be yelled at.

It's common sense.

Also, if you claim to know something but are actually a complete dumbass, be prepared to get called on it and treated like the tool you are.

Peace.

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Screw that, I say keep up the hate, it's what makes it interesting! Without the hate there'd be no love!

people can come here and say what they want - be it a personal attack, or attack on a whole nation or race. people are entitled to their opinions. it's just sometimes those opinions are offensive or stupid, or intended to aggravate. The sensible among us will just ignore or laugh it off.

But I say keep all channels open, otherwise we'll turn into some sort of horribly overly PC state, or a repressed one, (like the US and China respectively)

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