There are indeed some crazy people everywhere. But that doesn’t make FQ any less crazy, nor does it justify or excuse their craziness.

“There’s crazy people everywhere not just the fenqings.”

Right. What’s your point again? Unless you’re actually saying that I should either criticise everyone worthy of criticising in the entire world or criticise no-one I really don’t see what you’re trying to say. Personally, I like to simply stick to criticising what comes to hand, and what came to hand yesterday was a man who wanted to pose as a patriot by urging the killing of an innocent people. The fact that so many of your fellow fenqing have no problem with this kind of talk (few objected to Charles Liu’s post) when it was right in front of them should be on their consciences.

This comment seems to blame only the Chinese nationalist (a la random blog commentators) for the audacity to speak of killing individual (s) that they don’t like.

What about the various journalists, politicians, supreme court judge and pundits wanting to assassinate Julian Assange?: http://www.peopleokwithmurderingassange.com/the_list.html And don’t rule out the various commenators on comment sections like Yahoo! News wanting blood as well.

There’s crazy people everywhere not just the fenqings.

Since taking on Math’s online identity, he has been consumed by guilt and madness. His mum also threw him out of the house for his transgression.

A prime example of a lite Faulkner Gothic tale with Sino characteristics.

I need to start to use Mao Zedong thought in mathematics too. My next paper will read “I don’t need to prove what I say, you need to prove it wrong!”.

And yes, it is rather like shooting fish in a barrel.

Btw, your comment remind me of an elementary schoolyard, too, t_co. Like “oh, oh! you are in serious trouble! What will the headteacher say!”