l*y
发帖数: 21010 | 1 China is plundering the planet's seas -- and it's doing it 12.5 times more t
han it's telling anybody 发贴心情 Post By：4/30/2013 3:23:00 PM
http://qz.com/78803/china-fishing-more-than-its-telling-anybody/
I was just in the Bahamas and one of the locals was telling me about how the
Chinese sent a factory processing ship with about 10 fishing boats to the B
ahamas to fish and it was literally draining the oceans so fast and destroyi
ng the Bahamian fish market (they were sending everything back to China and
not including the Bahamians in processing the fish) that everyone protested
for them to leave and the government finally sent them home and told them ne
ver to come back.
But the Bahamas is one of the wealthiest countries in the Caribbean, do you
think any other less prominent countries would be able to turn down Chinese
money to have those ships fish everything in existence.
Thats not to say that the Bahamians are known for their sustainable fishing
but the Chinese were literally fishing so fast that it was going to leave th
e Bahamians with no fish at all. | l*y
发帖数: 21010 | 2 I was in the Philippines recently, and a dive instructor told me that the Ch
inese are buying up rare and endangered species. The locals are too poor to
say no.
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【在 l*y 的大作中提到】
: China is plundering the planet's seas -- and it's doing it 12.5 times more t
: han it's telling anybody 发贴心情 Post By：4/30/2013 3:23:00 PM
: http://qz.com/78803/china-fishing-more-than-its-telling-anybody/
: I was just in the Bahamas and one of the locals was telling me about how the
: Chinese sent a factory processing ship with about 10 fishing boats to the B
: ahamas to fish and it was literally draining the oceans so fast and destroyi
: ng the Bahamian fish market (they were sending everything back to China and
: not including the Bahamians in processing the fish) that everyone protested
: for them to leave and the government finally sent them home and told them ne
: ver to come back.
| l*y
发帖数: 21010 | 3 [–]jus_chillin 1397 points 6 hours ago
China gives 0 fucks about animals or the environment. That is certain.
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[–]The_Red_Dragon 393 points 6 hours ago
Unless it's a panda.
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【在 l*y 的大作中提到】
: I was in the Philippines recently, and a dive instructor told me that the Ch
: inese are buying up rare and endangered species. The locals are too poor to
: say no.
:
: t
: the
: B
: destroyi
: and
: protested
| l*y
发帖数: 21010 | 4 China will become a superpower because they evaluate everything on a cost-be
nefit analysis. No ideology is involved in Chinese policy making- it is pure
ly made from a business perspective. The exception is nationalism, which is
often riled up to garner support for territorial claims. But even these clai
ms have been made not out of pride, but for the economic potential they hold
.
That doesn't go for the Chinese people, but its government. Because the gove
rnment is not accountable to its people and dangled over the pit of re-elect
ion, it can basically do whatever the hell it wants to achieve the bottom li
ne. Prosperity, in their view, can cover an awful track record on rights and
environment.
The US did, and continues to do the same things, but on a much, much lesser
scale. I do not welcome the rise of China at all; I fear it.
【在 l*y 的大作中提到】
: [–]jus_chillin 1397 points 6 hours ago
: China gives 0 fucks about animals or the environment. That is certain.
: permalink
: [–]The_Red_Dragon 393 points 6 hours ago
: Unless it's a panda.
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: Ch
: to
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发帖数: 1683 | 5
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You had better welcome China's rise. If you fear it, then you would feel
like being fucked if you don't fight it and you would still feel being
fucked(even harder) if you fight it.
So just close your eyes and enjoy China's rise.
【在 l*y 的大作中提到】
: China will become a superpower because they evaluate everything on a cost-be
: nefit analysis. No ideology is involved in Chinese policy making- it is pure
: ly made from a business perspective. The exception is nationalism, which is
: often riled up to garner support for territorial claims. But even these clai
: ms have been made not out of pride, but for the economic potential they hold
: .
: That doesn't go for the Chinese people, but its government. Because the gove
: rnment is not accountable to its people and dangled over the pit of re-elect
: ion, it can basically do whatever the hell it wants to achieve the bottom li
: ne. Prosperity, in their view, can cover an awful track record on rights and
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