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Number four: the Chinese pilot is dead. The US crew is not. Also still dead are the three Chinese journalists who died when the US bombed the Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia in 1999. No US soldiers died in that incident either. The carnage is beginning to mount, and, no surprise, that at some point the Chinese decide they're not going to take it anymore. How long can one country be subjected to murderous attacks from the US before it begins to complain? But if they do complain, this is decried in the US as "nationalism."
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To say there are double standards at work here is a wild understatement. Despite all the mistreatment, Beijing doesn't want war. It wants the US to behave like a responsible trading partner, not the world hegemon it has become. But there is only so much humiliation and bloodshed that a nation can be subjected to before its citizens demand reprisal.
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There is only one evil empire alive in the world today, and it is not China.

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The US should "behave like a responsible trading partner?" What's this guy smoking?

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Obviously the benevolent peaceful Chinese are victims of our brutal hegemony. That was no accident in Serbia, but a bloodthirsty intentional attack! When will you learn that Americans are evil? We are bad, bad, bad, capitalists. Proletariats, Isolationists, and Libertarians, unite! We must stop protecting ourselves and begin kissing asses!