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over a year ago
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Diplomatic immunity should be removed I have no probs if it's across the world doesn't give them a right drag them in and kick them. I'm happy with protesting as long as none violent or criminal damage for which these people wasn't. |
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"Going on about the Chinese now, eh?
(Only joking. It was a shocking incident. Just please be aware all Chinese people are not like that.)"
I’ve been lucky enough to visit China many times through work. I met some terrific people and always left inspired. I still have contact with a few, all very switches on & hard working. It’s just their system & leader that worries me.
As bad as the shit show here is, imagine if Boris could pass a law and say ‘ oh, I’m now here for the next five years, then in five years, same again. |
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"Going on about the Chinese now, eh?
(Only joking. It was a shocking incident. Just please be aware all Chinese people are not like that.)
I’ve been lucky enough to visit China many times through work. I met some terrific people and always left inspired. I still have contact with a few, all very switches on & hard working. It’s just their system & leader that worries me.
As bad as the shit show here is, imagine if Boris could pass a law and say ‘ oh, I’m now here for the next five years, then in five years, same again. "
Bet Johnson would love being a dictator if he thought he could get away with it. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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If they dragged the protester into the embassy property, then where the actual diplomats themselves may claim immunity if the Chinese were not to wave it. I am sure the protester would be able to sue the Chinese government itself |
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