MERGED: CHINA: Next Superpower?

[Soul Doctor]

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Are we ready for China? are you kidding me? wa man gani ta ga silbi ug police nga hostage taker. Sukol paba noun ta ug 1 of the worlds superpower.. ahhhahha

igo rata ithan ug Intercontinental Ballistic Missle anang China. Papas tang tanan diri. Wagtang tanan mga istoryans sa internet.

ok ra apil sad bitaw ka.

[jumper_stage]

Ready naman ang pilipinas magpalaban sa states.

bahalag ready sila bro basta dili lang gyud mag war kay sus..makaon ang dili angay makaon aning pagkabutanga!

[cobraKing]

ug mag gubat aw..mosukol ang2x man sad magpalupig ta..

[lodyl]

Hadlokon.... bwahahahahahahahahha.... Pila ray kabkab sa yuta......

[likyam]

may lang lagig di mu ulbo ang yuta nig abot sa missile. hehehehe. abtan dyapon ka. hehehe

[diatabz]

Name these companies you think are treating their employees like dirt so we know which companies to avoid.

So, you've never heard of labor camps and sweat shops in China?

Hmmm. Let's see...

Foxconn suicides - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
13th employee tries suicide at embattled Chinese factory - USATODAY.com

and the best part.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37354853...o-suicide-vow/
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37569922...ents-families/

I'll even make a nice list for you.

Henan Pingmian Textiles Group - 5,500 workers on strike, asking for better pay and working conditions

Jiexiu factory - Week long protest ending June 2010. 25% of sacked workers received no pension or medical insurance as stipulated in their benefit packages. Issue has been going on since 2001.

Honda - Honda Lock workers have also been provoked by oppressive workplace conditions. They are forced to stand for eight hours, with pregnant women allowed to sit only in their last trimester. Workers are not allowed to speak to one another, have to obtain passes before going to toilet, and are strictly monitored by management even when getting a drink of water

Yacheng Electronics - 2,000 employees on strike, demanding better wages and less overtime

I could do this all day, but I don't have the time.

[likyam]

wala na ni reply imo ka argumento. hehehehe. kapuyan siya basa na ang insik maro.

[maverickbacolod]

We had been doing trade with China since time immemorial even during the Barter Trade era. Relationship of both states was even bonded by inter-marriages between both nationals. But if one state starts to be aggressive in dominating a sovereign of another state then this should be acted upon. With fighting fire with fire? I strongly opine that the best solution to this is channeling the issue through diplomacy. The use of low politics is better over high politics. This should have been raised clearly in UN so that we will be cloth by UN protection if hypothetically an intrusion for war will break out. To challenge the sleeping giant head to head with our current military defense and any economic embargo would just ripple back heavier consequence on us. Not that I am saying we should bow down on any Sovereign state but we should be wise on how to react and tackle down sovereign issues. Let us look around us, everything is almost made is China, the rest is the creation of God.

[carine]

can we win against china? basin magpa laban ta sa US ani...

i agree with you on this...

[churva]

Nooooo. Sus, luoy kau ta kung gubaton ta sa china.