#031 The Han Chinese are far worse than ordinary criminals.
Ordinary criminals, if insane, don't realize they would be punished, if sane, know they would be punished for their crimes and they would try to conceal their crimes.
But when the Han Chinese commit crimes, in most of cases, they have morals ready to defend their crimes, and attack their victims. They even look like morally better than their victims.
How could they do that?
The trick is opposing morals, or values, or reasoning.
It's not wrong for them to commit crimes by morals (but it's certainly wrong for you to do the same, again by morals.)
It's not wrong for them to defend their crimes by morals ( but it's certainly wrong for you to do the same again by morals.)
If you don't accept their opposing premises, it's evidence that you are evil. Now they attack you, tell you to be morally educated.
If you accept their opposing premises, then you should let them commit crimes. But you can't do the same. You can't even stop them from committing crimes, can't punish them. You have to let them.
But the Han criminals won't always be "successful". They could succeed only when their victims are inexperienced, or still trust them. If their victims are experienced, or don't trust them, like ordinary bullies, or foreign adversaries, they will fail.