The protestors are trying to get ABC to address their political incorrectness, yet you have responded by vehemently attacking the mistakes China has made in the past. Not only are your comments irrelevant, unnecessary, and blatantly incorrect, they are coming back to bite you, along with the reputation of America, in the ass. And unless I have misinterpreted something, that is the last thing you want to happen.

Do I have to explain why when you don’t put a lot of costs INTO a product (e.g. materials AND WAGES) you don’t get much OUT of it?

Are you stupid?

What is a “true American”?

You may or may not be a racist but you are a bigot. In your mind there is nothing but a bunch of baskets and pigeonholes to put people in. It doesn’t matter if you know any of them or any diversity that may be present in the term “Chinese”.

I am not a Communist. I am an ethnic Chinese. I grew up in America and am an American. How do you explain that? I don’t think you can, because to you, all Chinese are a bunch of Communists that live and die in China.

People like YOU threaten the free world.

I understand your emotions, and some of what you say may be true, but some of your attacks are not justified.

(1) Although it may be true that China possesses weapon of mass destruction, it really shouldn’t be offensive to anyone; the USA has a collection of those, too.
(2) It is true that China is still technically run by a one-party dictatorship, but you are mistaken to say that they are deprived of their human rights. Economically, their markets are transforming into the same capitalist system that dominates the USA, and the only deprivation of human rights is their censorship, which, I agree, is a problem. However, all countries are dynamic and subject to improvement.
(3/4/5) I can see where you are coming from, and I agree that those are mistakes, but I urge to stop comparing the strengths of America with the weaknesses of China; if you viewed things in a more realistic lens, you would realize that mistakes have been made on both sides. After all, America has had its fair share of slavery.
(6) I agree that there was a lull in Chinese scientific and social development, and I agree that the Europeans that era of history. However, you must not forget that the Chinese invented the paper that the Europeans used to document their discoveries. Once again, I’m not biased in favor of the Chinese; I just seek to counter-balance the one-sided claims you made.
(7) You are mistaken in thinking that we want to dictate what a little boy says on TV; he is not the one the protesters are mad at; it is the statement that came out of Kimmel’s mouth: “Should we allow the Chinese to live.” They think that, especially coming out of an adult’s mouth, that statement is taking it a bit too far.
(8) This is in response to your hope to exterminate Communist powers. I believe that you are making a grave mistake in representing the USA, which you have praised so far. First, you must realize that the USA is as magnificent as it is now partially due to the financial backing they received from borrowing from other nations. It is their responsibility to return this favor; it has always been in the world of politics. Exterminating countries that America owes debt to would be like assassinating the person who lent you money to build the greatest company in the country.

Before anyone else hates on Kublai, I’d suggest to not even bother. Save your energy for something more meaningful, because this kid ain’t even worth your attention. His grammar and his foul language are only bringing more shame upon both himself and the reputation of America, so just let his words speak for themselves.

I know you want us to believe that the United States is a harmonious paradise, everyone loves everyone else and racism is almost intangible. But that’s not what I witnessed. I have seen a group of black kids beat a white kid almost to death for NO REASON in front of my apartment. I read a lot about the George Zimmerman Trial. I’ve met strangers (Americans) fling racial slur on me. There are so many examples to counter your own misfortune. What should we believe?

This is not merely a question about humorlessness or conservativeness; wishing death upon another man, let alone the extermination of an entire nation, is not something to be taken lightly. And although there are those who may write it off as merely a joke on a talk show, the sentiments behind the statements must exist to a certain degree. At the point where Kimmel assumes control over the lives of the Chinese by asking, “Should we allow the Chinese to live”, the joke transforms into something more serious.

Also, comparing this mindset to the Nazis may have been taking it too far, but I think that the political incorrectness demonstrated by this comparison is miniscule as opposed to the political incorrectness apparent in the statements made by Kimmel.

This is not merely a question about humorlessness or conservativeness; wishing death upon another man, let alone the extermination of an entire nation, is not something to be taken lightly. And although there are those who may write it off as merely a joke on a talk show, the sentiments behind the statements must exist to a certain degree. At the point where Kimmel assumes control over the lives of the Chinese by asking, “Should we allow the Chinese to live?”, the joke transforms into something more serious.

Pertaining to the comparison the Chinese protestors make, drawing parallels between Kimmel’s statements and the Nazis may have been taking it too far, but I think that the political incorrectness demonstrated by this comparison is miniscule as opposed to the political incorrectness apparent in the statements made by Kimmel.