There is nothing in my background that triggers it; but I am offended by the use of language that is (at best) ignorant, and (at worst) offensive to people of that origin.
I am not calling the authors of these comments racist; on the contrary, I think they make some very valid points. But I think that their use of the English language makes them appear ignorant and offensive.
I would rather they leave out ethnicity and origin, and simply say “Chinese” or “arson for insurance”, instead of the inflammatory language which was employed.
Do you think that if we hold China’s bonds hostage, they might stop buying them, thus causing our financial house of cards to topple? Otherwise I agree!
I agree with the insurance companies on this one. This is a perfect example of the lack of consumer protection we have with imported products from China. Our gov’t should not allow products to come in unless they can provide us a copy of their products & completed operations coverage, or provide a warranty.
This is outrageous. Oh, under what administration did this occur? The Chenney administration? Why am I not surprised.
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There is nothing in my background that triggers it; but I am offended by the use of language that is (at best) ignorant, and (at worst) offensive to people of that origin.
I am not calling the authors of these comments racist; on the contrary, I think they make some very valid points. But I think that their use of the English language makes them appear ignorant and offensive.
I would rather they leave out ethnicity and origin, and simply say “Chinese” or “arson for insurance”, instead of the inflammatory language which was employed.
Do you think that if we hold China’s bonds hostage, they might stop buying them, thus causing our financial house of cards to topple? Otherwise I agree!
I agree with the insurance companies on this one. This is a perfect example of the lack of consumer protection we have with imported products from China. Our gov’t should not allow products to come in unless they can provide us a copy of their products & completed operations coverage, or provide a warranty.
This is outrageous. Oh, under what administration did this occur? The Chenney administration? Why am I not surprised.