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Why doesn't China understand that calling disputed waters “law enforcement” doesn't make them its own? China cannot unilaterally turn the Second Thomas Shoal into its jurisdiction. Maritime disputes should be settled under international law, not by force or repeated patrols.

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🇨🇳臭支贱畜没有一个是无辜的！的头像

🇨🇳臭支贱畜没有一个是无辜的！2 个月前

They actually label the violation of another country's territorial waters as "law enforcement"?🤣

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Adrian Wolf2 个月前

China is cock sucker. Stop using the word ancestral. China ancestors are fuck shit dictators. China is the enemy of Asian countries

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tamo2🇯🇵🇲🇾2 个月前

コメントを読む限り各国が防衛力を強化するのは必然だな。国際法は関係ない。武力こそが正義と言っているのなら、正論ではなく防衛力を揃えるほうが重要だ。

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hffhhxgv2 个月前

China should learn from the US and use force to resolve disputes - that's the most democratic and just way

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Average Joe2 个月前

Truth is when it comes to china, might equals right. people better understand this sooner than later. They don't care about words on paper, better get ready to beat china down or get beat down.

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CiTong2 个月前

No amount of delusion can obscure the truth: these waters indisputably belong to China. You are merely a convenient pawn for a fading hegemony seeking to sow chaos throughout the region and beyond.

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mailowtsts2 个月前

クソクズ中共

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成都刘玄德2 个月前

通过武力解决? so what? 中国的弹药储藏量是俄罗斯的2万倍。实际上中国并没有真正使用武力。你在期待吗？

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姜太公2 个月前

你自己的地方还要跟人上法庭吗？

ArexandorBucock【3rd】🗝️🌸彩雲🇯🇵T11⚓009🌸 的头像

ArexandorBucock【3rd】🗝️🌸彩雲🇯🇵T11⚓009🌸2 个月前

海洋紛争は、力や繰り返しの哨戒ではなく、国際法に基づいて解決されるべきである。彼らは国際法を紙切れと呼んでいます。南シナ海問題、裁定を「紙くず」と切り捨てる中国「アメリカ黒幕説」を展開する理由　Wedge ONLINE(ウェッジ・オンライン)

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Richard E Hagen 🇺🇸2 个月前

Might makes right if greater force does not exist to change it. China is attacking American industry and energy projects and funding strife and culture wars in the USA in an attempt to ensure that. Pacific atolls are just one step in the road for them too.

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安德魯2 个月前

你應該慶幸，中國是愛好和平的國家，如果中國像美國那樣蠻橫，菲律賓早就被打爛了。

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wanna-fly2 个月前

本来就没有所谓的争端，不能因为你觊觎中国领土就凭空造就了争端。

🇦🇺🧡White...Australia: 🐕🐈🐟 的头像

🇦🇺🧡White...Australia: 🐕🐈🐟2 个月前

🦾🦾😡😡🤜🏻🤜🏻⛔️❌🇨🇳enemy, evil👿☠️🐍💩🦠🤛🏻🤛🏻🤛🏻🦾🦾🦾

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YaoXian Zheng2 个月前

You think China's law enforcement methods are bad? Do you really want China to imitate the way the US treats Venezuela and Iran, or the way Israel treats Palestine and Lebanon? If so, I appreciate your support!

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funon美妙夫妻2 个月前

为什么你这越南也要参和？是不是当年还教训不够？是不是想老共把你在南海占的岛屿也修理修理？十一段线内的岛屿是二战后中国军人从小日本手中接收下来的！你要搞事老共很欢迎！就是等你搞事再好好收拾。当年南越搞事结果你应是知道结果。下图是国际公认菲律宾国界线！你可以学习一下！记住枪打出头鸟

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$part@n 🇨🇦2 个月前

china is the russia of asia. their leader's name says it all xi jing mineminemine. fuckers

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Terminator2 个月前

Why don't you understand that the CCP is a terrorist organization disguised as a state? Will they keep their promises? Naive.

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☆かつれつ2013☆2 个月前

チャイナゴブリンに理性的解決なんて期待できるわけがない。

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中国及加拿大2 个月前

Same reason calling a home invasion “community outreach” doesn’t get you the house keys… though it does come with complimentary water cannons and a free rusty outpost for the neighbors. 😂 #CanadaStandsWithThePhilippines #CanadaStandsWithTaiwan

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ayatollah kakakuro handongallo2 个月前

International law means shit, if no one's gonna respect international laws why should china care?

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Goodbye 19872 个月前

说了中国崩溃几十年什么时候才能明白，拳头大才是硬道理？你们好好伺候移民老爷吧

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Prime Images Photography2 个月前

They never learn from history and will have to pay the ultimate price for their stupid misadventures!

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john june2 个月前

你怎么不跟美国说国际法？是不敢吗？

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Danny Ng2 个月前

You talk about international law — so why do you stay quiet when Trump publicly said he will soon announce that the Strait of Hormuz will become U.S. territory? Now go bark somewhere else, good doggy.

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Don’t reply2 个月前

中国の最大の武器は汚物を海に撒き散らす事だろ

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cara2 个月前

国际法有用的话，霍尔木兹海峡早就能通行了

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Alejandro2 个月前

Every y'all open your mouths shit falls off, when was the last time the US and son of Satan Satanahu followed international law. China should borrow a leaf from the US and bombard the Marcos crime family ships. Nothing go happen.

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Kevin2 个月前

Scum of humanity

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M88882 个月前

Seems you don’t understand, not China.🤔

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Tom Morelo2 个月前

They're dumb

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인성연구소_소장2 个月前

中共臭不要脸

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