Mateusz

Jul 14, 2013 15:56

Articles : Mateusz commented on news Top 5 Things NEVER to ask the Laowai

"Pogroms don't compare to elitists complaints of expats." Wanting to be treated like a human being isn't an elitist complaint. It's basic decency. Full Comment>>

Mateusz

Jul 09, 2013 09:44

Around China : Mateusz commented on news Hefty Fines for Illegal Foreign Workers and Employers in China from July 1

In the US, the only people talking about "Kicking the foreigners our of 'Merica." are backwards racist jackasses. Guess China's not so different after all. Full Comment>>

Mateusz

Jul 09, 2013 09:11

Articles : Mateusz commented on news Top 5 Things NEVER to ask the Laowai

Yeah! Those "foreigners", so arrogant, wanting to be treated like human beings. They think they deserve the same respect as people. Full Comment>>

Mateusz

Jul 09, 2013 08:31

Articles : Mateusz commented on news Pros and Cons of Being a Chinese American Living in China

One is ethnic nationalism, while the other is ethnic nationalism. The only difference is that the BNP is more honest about its fascist leanings. Question: How many times have you heard "Chinese born American" or "Chinese born British"? How often has someone been described as "Half British, half black", or "Half ... Full Comment>>

Mateusz

Mar 07, 2013 20:10

Articles : Mateusz commented on news Pros and Cons of Being a Chinese American Living in China

The notion that white people are automatically foreign, that white people = non-Chinese, and that only people of a certain ethnicity are Chinese (to the point where the term "Chinese" itself is used as a term ethnicity, such as "ABC") is at the very least nationalistic, right in line with groups like the British ... Full Comment>>

Mateusz

Mar 04, 2013 06:34

Articles : Mateusz commented on news Pros and Cons of Being a Chinese American Living in China

There always seem to be issues you never think of until you experience them, or hear from someone who has. The issue of identity is a big one. Someone of Chinese ancestry can be seen as Chinese, and/or Asian, even if living in America. However, here in China, we see people of European ancestry as outsider. Europeans ... Full Comment>>