Re: [Ancientartifacts] Re: Is there any hope that common $en$e can prevail?

---- Kenneth Blair <kenneth.blair@chorus.co.nz> wrote:

No-one ever taught you how to quote, did they?

>> "....All apart from the Kiwi freakwit that posted here recently, I take
>> it...."
>
> And who are you, you pale little turd?
> A collector of toy cars did you say?

You really will need to step it up a notch or two if you want me to take your ~flaming~ seriously.

> Since all you can do is offer one liners to Dave's post, whatever ones
> feelings on it, you seem to have missed one point that the internal
> market in the mainland is expanding so the Chinese government lacks the
> sincerity to police their own backyard firstly. Hundreds of Chinese
> auction houses have opened since the 1990's to cater for Chinese desire
> for undocumented artefacts.

I am aware of this. A very busy industry creating reproductions as well. I was going to buy some. Changed my mind. I have a brother who lives in China, quite a few years now. He bought a few things. I criticised him for purchasing fossil material for his 6 year old son.

> Did you miss my mention of the Yueguo
> private museum in Shaoxing? Chinese purchase artefacts from Taiwan and
> Hong Kong since their appetites are growing and in Chinese cities you
> can find better artefact markets than any outside the country.
> The police are not raiding any of those I have seen, let alone the
> blankets in a flea market that have dirt encrusted bronzes laid out on
> them.

So just how much did you bring back from China? You may have credibility at some trumped up Conference but I doubt you will in the archaeological community. Certainly not with your frank admissions.

> As with many things in China, the law does little to crack down on
> illicit activities unless it involves something like a photograph of the
> Dalai Lama.

Yes and I can see you smugly saying when they do crack down: "Ha! I managed to get stuff out long before...."

> Trust you Trever and your 'robust debate'. Even Paul suggested you need
> not inflamme discussion.

Where? I thought it was Robyn. I'll go fer robust debate any day. Mind you, puerile flaming ain't my thing, generally.

> Simple personal attacks and sarcasm is all you have offered over these
> few weeks, nothing actually insightul or relevent.
> You show yourself to be a total prick who can do little else.

> As an Aussie you should understand what it means to bounce around
> insults.

Why? What will happen?

> Fuck you.

I am sooo hurt by this. I may just cry.

> I would smack you upside the head if you weren't just some dork who gets
> his jollies by insulting people across cyber-space.

PKB. Are you threatening me with violence? What's "....upside the head..."?

[Dry] I take it you have no comments re. our Guidelines Project?

Trevor.


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