Protests Mark Historical Anniversary
September 18, known as the “Day of National Humiliation,” marks the anniversary of the “Mukden Incident” in 1931 which precipitated the Japanese invasion of northern China. With anti-Japanese sentiment in China already high from Japan’s planned purchase of the disputed D ...
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A “Day of National Humiliation”? The Chinese encouraging “victimhood” is a pathetic joke since it should be changed instead to a “Day of National Shame for the Genocide against Tibet” which China has committed and still commits against the poor inhabitants of the Nation of Tibet.
The victim claim is standard for the paranoid personality. The paranoid’s delusional thinking, of which China has always been a prime example, even back to believing itself the center of importance of the world, can confuse because the paranoid loudly asserts that they are the victim. In reality, the paranoid personality is the aggressor, which is revealed by observation of the behavior.
From neurotic paranoia we saw the behavior lurch into psychotic and destructive behavior over the weekend, with looting, arson, destruction to Japanese property (businesses, autos and cameras), attacks on Japanese persons and so on.
So the very paranoid Chinese Communist government encourages its people to engage in this paranoid behavior. Given the Communist Party officials who loot the whole country with their bribe-demanding backsheesh, they are even lurching into psychopathic behavior.
The Tibetan Buddhists are very smart about understanding the creation of bad karma and how it sweeps back to doom the maker. When a person acts against their conscience and commits deeds they know are wrong, they try hard to justify it to themselves, which of course they cannot do. And this internal conflict becomes mental illness which the Chinese are clearly exhibiting in this senseless, violent and aggressive behavior toward their neighbors both in their actions of the past weekend, and in their marine invasions of other nation’s territories.