Tiong hoarders caught and shouted out of store

[Xisiqomelir]

 

[Dr Christopher Cheok C S]

they bought all the branded milk powders in Australia for many years.
Aust did nothing.

 

[glockman]

Bloody chink parasites! Unleashed the virus, then still dare to hoard food.

 

[syed putra]

I thought Australia adhere to free market economics.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

These bloody tiongs need to be shot n hanged in public as an example to others. Why dont they go buy this crap from those ah tiong shops which sell these stuff n dedicated to them? The price is the same, got bulk discounts n freight services to ah tiong land. Bloody stupid dumbos

 

[Pinkieslut]

AMDKs want to decouple from Tiongs.

Will Australia consciously uncouple from China?
Decoupling from China is a wise idea, but it must be done in a way that protects Chinese-Australians and avoids immiserating us all.
Jason Murphy
Apr 06, 2020

Xi Jinping and Scott Morrison
One potential side-effect of the global coronavirus pandemic: Australia could see a historic reversal of its closeness with China.

As the pandemic continues, and even beyond that, we can expect policies favouring domestic manufacturing to be viewed far more sympathetically than they have for years. Our factories are all in China now and this offshore manufacturing of essential goods is starting to look reckless.

At the same time, global travel has screeched to a halt. The increasingly large flows of people between Australia and China have stopped. Will they recover?

It seems likely to be a long time before international jaunts become so easy and abundant as they were in 2019, and we may have to make do with a much smaller contribution from one of our biggest tourism partners.

But it’s not just these practical aspects of the pandemic that are driving China and Australia apart. There is a political aspect too.

Anti-China sentiment
China’s government has brought criticism on itself for failing to eliminate the wildlife markets where the virus first jumped to humans; and then for under-reporting viral spread.

These failures of Chinese governance should be prosecuted in multilateral and bilateral discussions. But they are also fuelling popular anti-Chinese sentiment.

China’s state apparatus deserves a good deal of criticism. It is an anti-democratic authoritarian regime that is slowly oppressing Hong Kong, imprisoning Uighurs in frightful “re-education camps”, building a cult of personality around Xi Jinping, and playing dangerous games of brinksmanship in the South China Sea.

We must take that into account when making foreign policy. But a popular upsurge of anti-China sentiment is a dangerous thing.

We have seen unsubstantiated rumours of “busloads of Asians” stripping supermarkets, and criticism in the Nine papers of businesses for sending medical supplies to China when it was the epicentre of the pandemic. There is even a wild petition on Change.org calling for the government to check every shipping container bound for China “and remove everything to do with groceries”.

That might sound crazy, but at the same time the Australian government has changed the law to permit five years jail time for anyone exporting hand sanitiser.

We are a small country and a trading nation. We are not America. Trade wars are likely to rebound and hit us hard. Ask dairy farmers if they’d like China to stop buying their milk powder.

Racism rebounds
The general upswing in negative sentiment towards China makes life very hard for Asian people in Australia. Around 2% of Australia’s population was born in China, and there are many more second- and third-generation migrants on top of that. Racial discrimination against this substantial group (and others) is already being reported.

Negative sentiment also increases the chance of a breakdown in geopolitics. People on Twitter are calling on their governments to #NukeChina and, while that won’t happen, the chance of a skirmish in the South China Sea is heightened when Sinophobia is peaking.

China is always pushing the boundaries. In February its jets flew into Taiwanese airspace. A month later, the US redoubled its commitment to Taiwan.

This should frighten us all. Any conflict over Taiwan, or other islets in the region is going to pose an enormous problem for Australia. Not so much because we will be torn between our old ally and our new trading partner. But because we will certainly choose democratic values over dollars and suffer economically.

For these reasons, we must engage constructively with China, while keeping racism out of the discourse and resisting knee-jerk reactions against trade.

Decoupling from China is a wise idea, but it must be done in a way that protects Chinese-Australians and avoids immiserating us all.

 

[Asterix]

I can take the Chink out of China
but u can’t take China out of the Chink

 

[nayr69sg]

Is it because they have a business that buys milk powder from abroad to send back to China

I have heard of such businesses in Canada too.

 

[eatshitndie]

if tiongs don’t cheat i worry.

 

[syed putra]

These bloody tiongs need to be shot n hanged in public as an example to others. Why dont they go buy this crap from those ah tiong shops which sell these stuff n dedicated to them? The price is the same, got bulk discounts n freight services to ah tiong land. Bloody stupid dumbos

That's because tiongs do not trust tiongs.cannot certify if product is genuine.

 

[eatshitndie]

That's because tiongs do not trust tiongs.cannot certify if product is genuine.

it speaks volumes when tiong couples with babies have to scour the world outside of the prc to buy and hoard baby formula. 2 conclusions: tiong formula is toxic and tiong mothers cannot produce milk (due to fake boobs and their own toxicity). tiong babies will only be weaker over time without mothers' milk, and they will die off via death by a thousand cuts. prc is truly fucked.

 

[spotter542]

Is it because they have a business that buys milk powder from abroad to send back to China

I have heard of such businesses in Canada too.

Yes , lots of Tiongs undergraduates studying in Aussie land will buy and ship back to Tiongland
The price is cheaper and quality assured compared to those 奸商 in Tiongland
Good money for those studying there

 

[dickheadchang]

Must say the Tiongs have no fucking brains. The Ozzies are fucking racists to begin with and with the Covid19 situation abound and the very negative sentiments to anyone who remotely resembles Chinese, doing something like this is openly inviting the expectedly reactions. For fuck sakes and use your fucking brain and buy from different stores! Fucking deserved the treatment.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

I can take the Chink out of China
but u can’t take China out of the Chink

More like u cant take the fuckein out of fuckeinland. That is a fuckeinland family after all

 

[syed putra]

it speaks volumes when tiong couples with babies have to scour the world outside of the prc to buy and hoard baby formula. 2 conclusions: tiong formula is toxic and tiong mothers cannot produce milk (due to fake boobs and their own toxicity). tiong babies will only be weaker over time without mothers' milk, and they will die off via death by a thousand cuts. prc is truly fucked.

Or tiong milk only for hubby. Nothing left for baby. It's the diet. Soya is not nutritious enough like dhall.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

That's because tiongs do not trust tiongs.cannot certify if product is genuine.

Those stores I an talking about are in kangaroo land n they get it from the same supplier as coles n Woolworths. If its fake the authorities will shut them down straightaway.

 

[blackmondy]

These fucking Tiongs deserved to have their throats slashed.

 

[cocobobo]

Must say the Tiongs have no fucking brains. The Ozzies are fucking racists to begin with and with the Covid19 situation abound and the very negative sentiments to anyone who remotely resembles Chinese, doing something like this is openly inviting the expectedly reactions. For fuck sakes and use your fucking brain and buy from different stores! Fucking deserved the treatment.

It's simply flawed risk assessment. They have been brought up to think they could get away with it. Not in this new world.

 

[Asterix]

More like u cant take the fuckein out of fuckeinland. That is a fuckeinland family after all

More like a poor Cuntoshit loser like u always jealous of people better off than u. Hokkiens are the first Chinese people to disregard the Emperor’s orders, sail the seas and colonise Southeast Asia. That’s why they dominate the business world in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, etc. Cuntoshits only know how to sell themselves as indentured coolies, build US railways for peanuts and are discarded after it was built. Serves them right for being so stupid and timid.

 

[garlic]

They been doing this for so long liao.. buy baby formula and send back...

Uncouple? After this round of stimulus, they are expected to be at least 600b in debt... they need to blow CCP dicks harder than before... Australia is too reliant on China and this is no accident.