I guess all Asians Look Alike
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I agree, but he were Indian or Malay or Caucasian (which are all pretty big populations in Singapore), would he have asked that questions? I doubt it.
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Probably. That or, a least a variation of it, has been a standard question at Senate inquiries since the late 1940s.
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I agree, but he were Indian or Malay or Caucasian (which are all pretty big populations in Singapore), would he have asked that questions? I doubt it.
@taiwan_girl said in I guess all Asians Look Alike:
I agree, but he were Indian or Malay or Caucasian (which are all pretty big populations in Singapore), would he have asked that questions? I doubt it.
Yeah the question about whether he's ever been a member of the Chinese Communist Party is like if someone asked a white-looking person from Brazil (and never been a citizen of the US), "Have you ever been a member of the US Congress?"
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Probably. That or, a least a variation of it, has been a standard question at Senate inquiries since the late 1940s.
@Renauda said in I guess all Asians Look Alike:
Probably. That or, a least a variation of it, has been a standard question at Senate inquiries since the late 1940s.
Correct.
Especially if you are connected in any way with a communist government.
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@taiwan_girl said in I guess all Asians Look Alike:
I agree, but he were Indian or Malay or Caucasian (which are all pretty big populations in Singapore), would he have asked that questions? I doubt it.
Yeah the question about whether he's ever been a member of the Chinese Communist Party is like if someone asked a white-looking person from Brazil (and never been a citizen of the US), "Have you ever been a member of the US Congress?"
@89th said in I guess all Asians Look Alike:
the question about whether he's ever been a member of the Chinese Communist Party is like if someone asked a white-looking person from Brazil (and never been a citizen of the US)
No, that's like asking the CEO of Microsoft if he's ever been a US Citizen.
Holy cow!
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@89th said in I guess all Asians Look Alike:
the question about whether he's ever been a member of the Chinese Communist Party is like if someone asked a white-looking person from Brazil (and never been a citizen of the US)
No, that's like asking the CEO of Microsoft if he's ever been a US Citizen.
Holy cow!
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@89th said in I guess all Asians Look Alike:
the question about whether he's ever been a member of the Chinese Communist Party is like if someone asked a white-looking person from Brazil (and never been a citizen of the US)
No, that's like asking the CEO of Microsoft if he's ever been a US Citizen.
Holy cow!
@George-K said in I guess all Asians Look Alike:
@89th said in I guess all Asians Look Alike:
the question about whether he's ever been a member of the Chinese Communist Party is like if someone asked a white-looking person from Brazil (and never been a citizen of the US)
No, that's like asking the CEO of Microsoft if he's ever been a US Citizen.
(He is)
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Are you now, or have you ever been.....?
From time to time Americans ask me whether I'm Irish or Australian, presumably because they struggle to hear the subtle nuances that distinguish these accents from my light Lancashire brogue.
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Are you now, or have you ever been.....?
From time to time Americans ask me whether I'm Irish or Australian, presumably because they struggle to hear the subtle nuances that distinguish these accents from my light Lancashire brogue.
@Doctor-Phibes said in I guess all Asians Look Alike:
Are you now, or have you ever been.....?
Slightly different than when you're asking the CEO of a Chinese company, wouldn't you say?
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@Doctor-Phibes said in I guess all Asians Look Alike:
Are you now, or have you ever been.....?
Slightly different than when you're asking the CEO of a Chinese company, wouldn't you say?
@George-K said in I guess all Asians Look Alike:
Slightly different than when you're asking the CEO of a Chinese company, wouldn't you say?
Well, like Mik said, a good lawyer will never ask a question he doesn't know the answer to. And if he did know the answer, why ask the question?
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Cotton's questions:
"Is TikTok under the influence of the Chinese Communist Party?"
Cotton goes on and on connecting Chew to the CCP.
Link to videoAnd then, about halfway through, he gets into the citizenship comments. After that, he starts, for some unknown reason, asking about Tiannamin (sp?) Square and Chinese genocide.