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so let's recap. the chinese are already notorious for being pretty much the sorriest people on earth outside of africa and north korea: they have no problem at all stealing other people's ideas and work - see rampant copyright violations; cd's; dvd's; industrial sabotage, etc etc - they're going to attack taiwan soon after the '08 olympics - they make no bones about this - they're easily the biggest polluters on the planet; they're raping africa and the africans on a *massive* basis; they're already engaged in massive computer fraud/sabotage against the US; they lock up and kill their own citizens and others;

aaaaaaaaaand - for all you liberals out there gearing up to reflexively defend them in your moronic kneejerk fashion.....

no one on the planet is crueller to animals than the chinese. routinely. habitually. as an integral part of their tawdry little *culture*. and now, of course, it turns out they're poisoning people and pets - JUST LIKE THEY KNEW WOULD HAPPEN- to make a lousy buck.

why again are we doing business with these assholes? why again do the leftist twits defend them?

The Chinese govt has it's hands in just about every part of Chinese society-legal and illegal. So when some company uses something lethal to pump up it's profits by fooling protein ratings, you can bet the Chinese govt has a chunk of the profits.

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