Comments on: Southeast Asia and Beijing Olympics

By: Mulan

Mulan — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 17:11:29 +0000

@ savageveg

part of the money made of Olympics is funding your economy so you can sit at your laptop barking nonsese.

By: Sky Traveler

Sky Traveler — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 17:05:29 +0000

If you people have confidence, come out and admit that you are

Racists
Jealous
Ignorant
and Chicken

Instead of hiding behind some nation (USA) and yell nonsense

By: vatovn

vatovn — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 07:23:37 +0000

I forgot to add that maybe the Vietnamese broadcaster likes RISK and Seinfeld!

Savageveg, let me guess, you are like this lady that got brutalized by the Beijing cops for protesting at the Olympics:

http://vatovn.blogspot.com/2008/08/brutal-beijing-olympics-crackdown.html

Oh no, there is wheat gluten in pet food! *Wheat gluten*

If you want to be naively strident, try not to be a naively strident idiot. People eat wheat gluten – normal folks eat wheat gluten in China. Poor folks eat wheat gluten in China. Wheat gluten gets gussied up as sold as Tofurkey, or Morningstar burgers or whatnot to people like you. It was *contaminated* wheat gluten that was the issue. You know, sorta like the poisonous, deadly tomatoes, lettuces, alfa sprouts, etc. that killed people – and grown in that evil place that is California, and Florida, and Mexico!

That high horse you are on gives you a skewed perspective on the world.

By: so_damn_lame

so_damn_lame — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 05:54:25 +0000

yo savageveg,

People like you piss me off to no end. So, for every animal you don’t eat, I will eat three.

Here’s something for your enjoyment.

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By: chan

chan — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 02:03:21 +0000

I am proud of Asia, China……all man kind and The World.

By: wei

wei — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 17:13:23 +0000

1 billion people watched US vs China; Phelps was great in swimming, China dominates in diving…and the opening Cer was the best ever.

Go ahead and live your cave, no one cares.

By: savageveg

savageveg — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 14:51:17 +0000

*surely*

By: savageveg

savageveg — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 14:46:30 +0000

i’m boycotting china, the olympics, and everything that has to do with the both
of them. the games should’ve never been brought to china.and bush shouldn’t be
in china right now posing for pictures, smiling. do you know how they treat
their people, animals, and the environment? i’m not saying any one country’s
perfect, but seriously? china? they’re evil! and the fact that they make no
attempt what so ever to remedy their evilness is sickening! so what do we do?
pat them on the back and give them the olympics. yeah, you guys kinda forgot how
they’re trying to kill everyone from kids to pets cuz everything’s made in china
and it’s all poison!(oh maybe they didn’t know there was lead in the toys, or
wheat gluten in the pet food~whatever!) you guys need to wake up and stop going
with the flow. you’re followers, not leaders! who cares about sports, for one?
and secondly, it seems this olympic thing is only for entertainment, money, and
publicity. who cares who can run the fastest from w
hich country? when they’re skinning animals alive for their fur and directly funding and supporting the
continued genocide in darfur ~all you care about is that you feel disrespected
because a piece of cloth representing your country was dragged in the dirt? wow!
you need to get your priorities straight. we should not be rewarding china for
their mass slaughter of EVERYTHING. no, instead, i think we should forget about
how far someone can jump and think about how the people of darfur would surly
much rather have their flag dragged in some dirt as opposed to being starved,
rapped, tortured and murdered. yeah, that sounds about right.

By: Paul

Paul — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 21:19:29 +0000

It would have been easier to enjoy the ceremonies without knowing about the intense suffering going on at the same time in the western part of the country. Not sure why the govt could not see the wisdom of simply letting the people conduct peaceful protests.