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On CCP’s discrimination against New Chinese Capsular

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Josef Djugashvilis
#141 - 2012-05-14 19:14:24 UTC
Selinate wrote:
Doc Severide wrote:
I care absolutely nothing about anything happening in china. Here where I live, chinee are costantly being arrested for pirating anything and everything, a lot of the time the same people more than once. Last week I read how they were grinding up dead baby flesh into powder to be sold as "medicine". Disgusting people, who have no idea how to flush a toilet or wash their hands in a public crapper either. I decided to avoid my local mall food court after I saw the cook scratching his balls...while cooking......


Most of them don't actually have toilets in China, nor do they in Japan or Korea, but that's a bit of a different story since it has to do with just their way of life rather than bad sanitation. They do have a large pirating problem in China, but that has more to do with government regulation on legal modes of trade than the people themselves.... also we have people in the U.S. who own slaves still, very illegally. Does that make the whole population of us terrible? certainly not. Quit your xenophobia and racism.

On another note, I'd rather not have the Chinese players on the same server, simply because of the implications it would have with the Chinese government. What happens when they request our username/passwords in order to monitor their citizens? That or hacking of the servers to gain access to communications between Chinese and citizens of other countries.

Just my 2 cents. The Chinese people themselves aren't necessarily bad, but their government is a different story.



I thought Homeland Security was an American thing?

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Selinate
#142 - 2012-05-14 19:17:10 UTC
Josef Djugashvilis wrote:
Selinate wrote:
Doc Severide wrote:
I care absolutely nothing about anything happening in china. Here where I live, chinee are costantly being arrested for pirating anything and everything, a lot of the time the same people more than once. Last week I read how they were grinding up dead baby flesh into powder to be sold as "medicine". Disgusting people, who have no idea how to flush a toilet or wash their hands in a public crapper either. I decided to avoid my local mall food court after I saw the cook scratching his balls...while cooking......


Most of them don't actually have toilets in China, nor do they in Japan or Korea, but that's a bit of a different story since it has to do with just their way of life rather than bad sanitation. They do have a large pirating problem in China, but that has more to do with government regulation on legal modes of trade than the people themselves.... also we have people in the U.S. who own slaves still, very illegally. Does that make the whole population of us terrible? certainly not. Quit your xenophobia and racism.

On another note, I'd rather not have the Chinese players on the same server, simply because of the implications it would have with the Chinese government. What happens when they request our username/passwords in order to monitor their citizens? That or hacking of the servers to gain access to communications between Chinese and citizens of other countries.

Just my 2 cents. The Chinese people themselves aren't necessarily bad, but their government is a different story.



I thought Homeland Security was an American thing?



Nice try. China's government is much worse when it comes to monitoring and controlling the public's online activity. There's a reason some countries have withdrawn out of China (google) and why they don't allow others (facebook).
Josef Djugashvilis
#143 - 2012-05-14 19:26:03 UTC  |  Edited by: Josef Djugashvilis
Selinate wrote:
Josef Djugashvilis wrote:
Selinate wrote:
Doc Severide wrote:
I care absolutely nothing about anything happening in china. Here where I live, chinee are costantly being arrested for pirating anything and everything, a lot of the time the same people more than once. Last week I read how they were grinding up dead baby flesh into powder to be sold as "medicine". Disgusting people, who have no idea how to flush a toilet or wash their hands in a public crapper either. I decided to avoid my local mall food court after I saw the cook scratching his balls...while cooking......


Most of them don't actually have toilets in China, nor do they in Japan or Korea, but that's a bit of a different story since it has to do with just their way of life rather than bad sanitation. They do have a large pirating problem in China, but that has more to do with government regulation on legal modes of trade than the people themselves.... also we have people in the U.S. who own slaves still, very illegally. Does that make the whole population of us terrible? certainly not. Quit your xenophobia and racism.

On another note, I'd rather not have the Chinese players on the same server, simply because of the implications it would have with the Chinese government. What happens when they request our username/passwords in order to monitor their citizens? That or hacking of the servers to gain access to communications between Chinese and citizens of other countries.

Just my 2 cents. The Chinese people themselves aren't necessarily bad, but their government is a different story.



I thought Homeland Security was an American thing?



Nice try. China's government is much worse when it comes to monitoring and controlling the public's online activity. There's a reason some countries have withdrawn out of China (google) and why they don't allow others (facebook).


The Chinese ruling power block (I am loathe to credit them with the description - government) have had since 1948 to get good at this sort of stuff.

Give Homeland Security time.

Good job J. E. Hoover is not still around.Smile

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Selinate
#144 - 2012-05-14 19:34:01 UTC
Josef Djugashvilis wrote:


The Chinese ruling power block (I am loathe to credit them with the description - government) have had since 1948 to get good at this sort of stuff.

Give Homeland Security time.

Good job J. E. Hoover is not still around.Smile


No, if the department of homeland security every got as bad as the Chinese government is about this sort of thing, I'm pretty sure it would **** off a LOT of corporations and prominent, wealthy citizens. You know, the people who decide what direction the U.S. government takes.

I really doubt we'll ever have it that bad, the culture is just way too different.
Graic Gabtar
The Lemon Party
#145 - 2012-05-14 21:21:57 UTC
In a country where people hang by their thumbs in jail for wanting to pray a certain way this is your number one concern?
Josef Djugashvilis
#146 - 2012-05-14 21:55:39 UTC
Graic Gabtar wrote:
In a country where people hang by their thumbs in jail for wanting to pray a certain way this is your number one concern?


I have read all of this thread again, and I cannot see where anyone said this as their number one concern.

Perhaps you would be kind enough to point me to the relevant comment.

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Shea Valerien
House of Valerien
#147 - 2012-05-14 23:35:55 UTC
Wodensun wrote:
Xpaulusx wrote:
All i can say is "Thank God for the Great Chinese Firewall" We have enough problems with RMTers as is, we dont need 20 thousand chinese farmboys on top of it. Thank you CCP Good call.Blink


******. How would you feel when you cant visit CNN or Amnesty International. When your government desides for you what you can and cannot watch on the internet. Think before posting this drivel.


Ever heard of our Revolution?

If every citizen in China rose up against the Government... well.... the Government wouldn't last long without anybody producing anything.
Selinate
#148 - 2012-05-14 23:40:16 UTC
Shea Valerien wrote:


Ever heard of our Revolution?

If every citizen in China rose up against the Government... well.... the Government wouldn't last long without anybody producing anything.


Maybe, but last time the Chinese did that, it didn't go so well for the vast majority of the people....
Theodoric Darkwind
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#149 - 2012-05-15 01:21:59 UTC
Sarbane Oxley wrote:


The China's firewall (Chinese often say GFW - the Great FireWall) just simply check all the inbound /outbound data packages between foreign and Chinese node, if you are a IT guy you know this could cause horrible delay or even lose the packages.

For your second concern, the CCP has no liability to ban all the Chinese IPs because there is no law to restrict Chinese player acccessing overseas game servers.



But that doesn't stop the people's armed police from raiding the CCP Shanghi office, chinese law changes to suit the mood of whichever offical is tasked with enforcing it.
Tenchi Sal
White Knights of Equestria
#150 - 2012-05-15 03:33:00 UTC
Selinate wrote:
Josef Djugashvilis wrote:


The Chinese ruling power block (I am loathe to credit them with the description - government) have had since 1948 to get good at this sort of stuff.

Give Homeland Security time.

Good job J. E. Hoover is not still around.Smile


No, if the department of homeland security every got as bad as the Chinese government is about this sort of thing, I'm pretty sure it would **** off a LOT of corporations and prominent, wealthy citizens. You know, the people who decide what direction the U.S. government takes.

I really doubt we'll ever have it that bad, the culture is just way too different.



you must not keep up with the times. FBI & Homeland security are in the process of getting permission from congress to hack into skype calls since they cant brute force their way in. Skype uses SSL, the same encryption used when you send private info such as credit card information over the net to a merchant.

they cant force their way in and skype won't let them have their way, so they are going through congress to force skype to let them monitor skype calls. this is the same tactic used by dictator governments such as Syria and China. that doesnt even include all the emails, text messages, instant messanger programs, facebook chats, etc that already have all their data monitored and flagged.

the ironic parts is that England had a similar system back before the american revolution. the english intercepted all mail and screened everything going back and forth from the new world (america) to england. after americans won their freedom in the revolution, one of the first things george washington did was abolish this. he made it clear it was a violation of privacy and the government should keep its nose out of peoples personal business. the times have changed, i bet hes rolling around in his grave thinking "wtf?"

America, China, Syria, etc. same crap. only difference is that americans have their heads so far up their TVs/Ipads/PCs, they really arent aware of whats been going on since some guy introduced the Patriot Act a while ago.
Graic Gabtar
The Lemon Party
#151 - 2012-05-15 06:39:18 UTC
Josef Djugashvilis wrote:
Graic Gabtar wrote:
In a country where people hang by their thumbs in jail for wanting to pray a certain way this is your number one concern?


I have read all of this thread again, and I cannot see where anyone said this as their number one concern.

Perhaps you would be kind enough to point me to the relevant comment.

**** I hate commie sympathizers.
Josef Djugashvilis
#152 - 2012-05-15 07:34:13 UTC
Graic Gabtar wrote:
Josef Djugashvilis wrote:
Graic Gabtar wrote:
In a country where people hang by their thumbs in jail for wanting to pray a certain way this is your number one concern?


I have read all of this thread again, and I cannot see where anyone said this as their number one concern.

Perhaps you would be kind enough to point me to the relevant comment.

**** I hate commie sympathizers.


You are welcome to your (semi educated) political view. But what does it have to do with anything I have posted?

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RAP ACTION HERO
#153 - 2012-05-15 10:07:07 UTC
All PRC suspects are guilty until proven innocent. I don't understand the uproar over this, they suffer worse IRL, thought they'd be used to it by now.

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