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[如假包换的马甲]

"It won't easy"...haha... "one man could just fooled and screwed up the whole country"... read it again if you're so apt at picking typos or grammar errors... You are really a moron with a foul mouth...

It was YOU who started picking on people's grammar, remember? MORON! (moron is negative in this case)

so, I messed up easy with ease. so what? I am not a native speaker. as for you, a self-proclaimed 'native speaker', how come you could messed up 'inquire' with 'inquiry'? Don't you feel ashame? now, I am wondering if you are going to spend days in agony and bury your head in the sand?

 

[OtownHogtown]

Invade is negative. Not only Chinese feel this way, in fact, ALL normal English speakers feel this way! The only exception being the one and only nut case OtownHogtown

I've answered your questions...

1. Invade = enter by military force... it contains what is broader than the negative meaning of 侵略. That is to say that the entering of military force may aim for a good cause. It depends on the context.
2. Speaking of context, not all English words could be neutral. The apt and ready example is your title -- MORON... If you have more moronic questions, please proceed.... sorry... if you don't like the word, moron, you're also entitled to idiot and imbecile...you may freely switch among the three words at your will. These words are all-time negative, which you do prefer.

what's your response to that? Now, you're making yourself well in a position to speak for "ALL normal English speakers"... what an ambitious moron you are... I also gave your some links which provide ample examples of the neutral usage of the word ... why do you ignore the examples?

Please make some "material" argument if you are to respond next time. Otherwise, please shut up and save yourself from the shameful agony.

I'm still curious about your motive for making so many crappy posts on this forum.... you don't care about what Chinese think about you... This is a Chinese forum... why are you here?

 

[如假包换的马甲]

I've answered your questions...

1. Invade = enter by military force... it contains what is broader than the negative meaning of 侵略. That is to say that the entering of military force may aim for a good cause. It depends on the context.
2. Speaking of context, not all English words could be neutral. The apt and ready example is your title -- MORON... If you have more moronic questions, please proceed.... sorry... if you don't like the word, moron, you're also entitled to idiot and imbecile...you may freely switch among the three words at your will. These words are all-time negative, which you do prefer.

what's your response to that? Now, you're making yourself well in a position to speak for "ALL normal English speakers"... what an ambitious moron you are...

Please make some "material" argument if you are to respond next time. Otherwise, please shut up and save yourself from the shameful agony.

Jesus Christ!

1. you define the meaning of the word by yourself? you are an idiot, who is going to give a shit to your own explanation? - use a dictionary, MORON.

2. Who said those words are all-time negative? YOU? again! Stupid! Think again!

who the hell do you think you are?

there you go, I give you my answer. so, you please shut up and bury your stupid head and pain yourself to death.

 

[如假包换的马甲]

This is a Chinese forum... why are you here?

I enjoy beat the crap out of morons like you. It gives me satisfaction. It's a great stress reliever

 

[contractor]

I'm still curious about your motive for making so many crappy posts on this forum.... you don't care about what Chinese think about you... This is a Chinese forum... why are you here?

食物链的上层的生物，说话前，请照一下镜子

 

[如假包换的马甲]

食物链的上层的生物，说话前，请照一下镜子

I really doubt that crap is 食物链的上层的生物, because she/he is a dumbo. Speaking good English alone doesn't elevate you to 食物链的上层的生物, because the majority speak good English here.

 

[OtownHogtown]

Jesus Christ!

1. you define the meaning of the word by yourself? you are an idiot, who is going to give a shit to your own explanation? - use a dictionary, MORON.

2. Who said those words are all-time negative? YOU? again! Stupid! Think again!

who the hell do you think you are?

there you go, I give you my answer. so, you please shut up and bury your stupid head and pain yourself to death.

I gave your the definition from Collins and also some examples from the news. If you really want to shut yourself off from the facts, I have nothing else to say but think you ARE a moron.

If you don't think moron is all time negative, give me some examples... think again...you have to learn how to support your allegation by examples.

Why are you using a caucasian woman face as your image? Do you want to show us your "superior" position over "Chinese" or your inner desire to be invaded by "foreign" male force?

 

[superlover]

至少我不反对今天高举人权民主自由大旗的达赖，我也知道他与时俱进，知道自己没有能力再搞西藏独立。尽管西方把民主人权作为一种手段来打压中国，但是这些正是中国政府需要大力改进的，我相信决绝大多数中国人还是欢迎和鼓励这种外来压力的。当然我也支持海外华人对西方民主政府发声，只是对达赖这件事情上我持保留态度。达赖承认自己中国人（中国政府没有给他护照），没有坚持藏独，如果他对大西藏自治又不切现实态度，那是可以谈判。作为宗教领袖，他有责任更好维护发展自己民族的宗教文化。

多说一句，西方列强的确立历史上搞过殖民和掠夺，但是今天他们意识到更好地保护多样文化和少数民族，优待土著，坚持人权和民主，这绝对正确。

 

[superlover]

马建立欺骗手段在华人中卖保险，品质恶劣，2006年就有人揭露，大家google一下。尽管对达赖这件事情，我不能说他对与错。对其动机我很怀疑。我希望有个人人品正直的人来反对达赖，可能更单纯些。

 

[dajialaikan]

强烈鄙视！！！
自己不作为也就罢了，何必成心诋毁做事的人呢？？？！！！
是该好好面壁反省一下了.........

马建立欺骗手段在华人中卖保险，品质恶劣，2006年就有人揭露，大家google一下。尽管对达赖这件事情，我不能说他对与错。对其动机我很怀疑。我希望有个人人品正直的人来反对达赖，可能更单纯些。

 

[dancingclass]

马建立欺骗手段在华人中卖保险，品质恶劣，2006年就有人揭露，大家google一下。尽管对达赖这件事情，我不能说他对与错。对其动机我很怀疑。我希望有个人人品正直的人来反对达赖，可能更单纯些。

这个人在多伦多小有名气，估计知道他的人不会跟着起哄地

 

[dancingclass]

如马甲：
省省你的时间，如果那家伙认为自己英文好(就算他/她英文好)就是在加拿大社会中食物链的上层，那种猪脑子，说某国INVADE某国是中性，有什么奇怪的，日他/她先人，那个猪脑子跟日本人走一个道，日军INVADE中国不就中性成日军进入中国了吗

 

[contractor]

关于本次事件的51.ca的相关连接:
http://info.51.ca/news/canada/2007/10/27/139542.shtml

（网友来稿）我叫马建立，是加拿大中国留学生协会义工

义工?

这马哥们太客气，太谦虚了，马哥们是可以和使馆官员们推杯换盏的‘加拿大中国留学生协会’的会长，其背景很令人产生遐想。

这次自称 ‘义工’，有点欲盖弥彰的感觉。

 

[contractor]

真的是英语水平有问题， 如此的英语水平， 在加拿大社会中的地位也只配在食物链的底层。

经典，以后俺要无数次地引用。

我过去就说过你，你回贴的时候，比较情绪化。这次，你甚至开始侮辱大多数中国移民了。

看得出来，你对大多数中国移民，很有优越感的。

 

[ROChineseCanuck]

Dalai Lama quotes Mao in face of China's attack

Dalai Lama quotes Mao in face of China's attack


The Canadian Press
October 30, 2007 at 12:07 PM EDT

OTTAWA — With Beijing calling his Canadian visit “gross interference” in China's domestic affairs, the Dalai Lama shot back with a quote from Mao to insist that the country's Communist Party cannot survive without criticism.
Entering a meeting with leaders of all three federal opposition parties, the spiritual leader of Tibetan Bhuddists said societies without criticism are like fish without water — they cannot survive.
He said the Chinese Communist Party is no different.
The Dalai Lama pointed out that modern-day China is ruled by a one-party system and said the father of Chinese communism, Mao Zedong, insisted on criticism from both inside and outside the Communist Party.
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He called Chairman Mao's philosophy “very wise” but added that domestic criticism of the Chinese regime has been “wiped out.”
The Dalai Lama's highly publicized meeting in Prime Minister Stephen Harper's parliamentary office on Monday has been criticized by the Chinese Foreign Ministry as “gross interference” in China's internal affairs.
Ministry spokesman Liu Jianchao expressed “strong dissatisfaction” with the meeting, saying China hopes Canada can “reflect on and correct the erroneous actions.”
The red carpet treatment was just the latest in a string of warm western welcomes for the Dalai Lama that have included meetings with U.S. President George W. Bush and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
The Dalai Lama is lauded in much of the world as a figure of moral authority, but Beijing claims the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize laureate seeks to destroy China's sovereignty by pushing for Tibet's independence.
China has ruled Tibet with a heavy hand since its forces invaded in 1951. The Dalai Lama, who fled Chinese rule for exile in northern India in 1959, remains immensely popular in Tibet and says he wants autonomy for the vast Himalayan region, not independence.
globeandmail.com: Dalai Lama quotes Mao in face of China's attack