China's Foreign Ministry Unleashes Scathing Attack At Australia | 10 News First

[@abfrgeg]

China has a nerve to even say that.

[@jonokerr5094]

Stop fear mongering with the deliberate title of this article.

[@damonmlinaric9254]

Aye how disgraceful

[@じゃみっと]

First, China's human rights atrocities are current as well as historical. Ours are mostly historical. Very different kinds of things to compare. Second, the Chinese spokesman criticises Australia on our immigration policy, but China doesn't accept immigrants in the same way that any Western country does. Third, most of what the Chinese spokesman is parroting would've been gleaned from Australia's own media, criticising ourselves; whereas media criticising the Chinese government is illegal in China.

[@CurtisLSA]

Who cares what china says lol

[@Liam-o9h]

More comments are censored here then are viewable, Australians are also critical of Australian government

[@blackfeatherstill348]

Our iron ore miners Wine producers Seafood industry Farmers etc. ....anyone sane given China is our biggest trading partner.

[@Loupai925]

Are you even educated? Our whole economy is dependent on China

[@kenzulumovski892]

China 1, Australia 0

[@FindAReason-mi7go]

Australia does all that it can to help its indigenous people. But according to the ABC story I saw the average indigenous IQ is about 62. The government and private enterprise can only do so much... A post-Enlightenment European culture and a Stone Age culture being reconciled is very difficult.

[@freeagent8225]

My country, right or wrong.

[@DavidHarrisonDGH]

@freeagent8225 I lived in China for many years. I don't take lightly to bullying and lies from the west. China is correct to stand up for itself and to show the world what Australia is actually like.

[@DavidHarrisonDGH]

China is, of course, correct!

[@じゃみっと]

How so?

[@DavidHarrisonDGH]

@@じゃみっと Do your research.

[@じゃみっと]

@@DavidHarrisonDGH First, China's human rights atrocities are current as well as historical. Ours are mostly historical. Very different kinds of things to compare. Second, the Chinese spokesman criticises Australia on our immigration policy, but China doesn't accept immigrants in the same way that any Western country does. Third, most of what the Chinese spokesman is parroting would've been gleaned from Australia's own media, criticising ourselves; whereas media criticising the Chinese government is illegal in China.

[@じゃみっと]

@@DavidHarrisonDGH You lack a sense of perspective. China are in no position to make these criticisms. Have you been there, Mr Research?

[@じゃみっと]

@@DavidHarrisonDGH I've commented at length under this same video. You do your research, mate. If you don't recognize that China has no standing here, you're unhinged.