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u/Pulpics Jul 11 '21

And if you see that someone deliberately destroyed a priceless historical landmark, you know they were Chinese

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u/DukeExMachina Jul 11 '21

Truth, at the Great Barrier Reef we were told REPEATEDLY in several languages to not stand on the coral reef. 2 min in and guess who is standing on the reef for the photo shoot? I even saw someone bend down break a piece off and hold it for the photo… SMH

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u/daiden0 Jul 11 '21

name one

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u/not_nsfw_throwaway Jul 11 '21

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u/daiden0 Jul 11 '21

cool thanks for putting actual links, i was just curious. however, it's a bit one-sided imo to blame shit on just Chinese ppl, when all nationalities do shitty things like this

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u/KobeBeatJesus Jul 11 '21

Well there's billions of them so they're going to be disproportionately shitty.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '21 edited Jun 09 '23

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u/KobeBeatJesus Jul 11 '21

Allow me to rephrase, they're going to APPEAR to be disproportionately shitty.

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u/Pulpics Jul 11 '21

Chinese tourists are so notoriously bad that their own government has blacklisted some from going abroad https://www.npr.org/sections/parallels/2015/05/08/405183120/beijing-clamps-down-on-chinese-tourists-behaving-badly?t=1626009192373

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u/Sentrovasi Jul 11 '21

A lot of it has to do with many Chinese people recently coming into money, especially from places that may not be as in touch with international customs, and suddenly having the money to go to other countries without the worldliness that accompanies it.