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April 23, 2007 11:20 AM PDT
China says U.S. piracy case will 'badly damage' ties
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It's not like they are delivering anything more important than Hollywood could come up with.
---Bob
Maybe if it didn't cost so much people would be willing to pay for it, but now, that would actually make some sense and we can't have that!
"We know our people pirate your American stuff, and we spanked a couple - so stop complaining or we will stop doing anything for you."
Sometimes I wonder what life would have been like if that wall had never gone up...
If China is not going to take International Laws seriously, maybe we should quit doing business with them.
Nothing like keeping American goods and services American.
It is what it is.
Look at the Korean War and the Viet Nam War. It's time we protect ourselves and say China you can take it or preferrably leave it.
more resources than any other country (we still consume more
per capita). That means that they are competing for the things
that make our lifestyle "American." They have no interest in
dialogue or cooperation with us. They only want to do whatever
will maintain the CCP (Chinese Communist Party), nothing more
than a clique of thugs, in power. Why not put our arsenal of
nuclear weapons to good use and wipe them off the face of the
earth before they become an even bigger threat. Who is going
to object? Who is going to fight back? It might even show the
rest of the world that we mean business.
Then again maybe we should put some thought into developing
a national energy policy, rebuild our education system and
actually reclaim our place on top of the food chain,
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by loveboyg
July 12, 2008 1:45 AM PDT
- nice article thanks
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