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Hehe 10-09-2019 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 8962660)
Good faith in my case is the willingness to sign any contractual obligation to renounce my Canadian citizenship upon our agreed terms. Not my fault if China doesn’t want me. I don’t control that aspect of the deal.

Money talks is what you are actually seeing in action right now. You can pretend it’s not the case but the evidence is right in front of you. Good or bad, that’s the reality.

Go on... keep on going...

Then google what's the legal definition of "good faith" when it comes to legal terms and get back to me.

I'd give you a snipet:

"Honesty; a sincere intention to deal fairly with others.

Good faith is an abstract and comprehensive term that encompasses a sincere belief or motive without any malice or the desire to defraud others. It derives from the translation of the Latin term bona fide, and courts use the two terms interchangeably."

Seriously... you keep using those words... but I don't think you understand what those words mean

Badhobz 10-09-2019 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by yray (Post 8962661)
badhobz, were you born in Canada or china?

Born in China man.

Badhobz 10-09-2019 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Hehe (Post 8962663)
Go on... keep on going...

Then google what's the legal definition of "good faith" when it comes to legal terms and get back to me.

I'd give you a snipet:

"Honesty; a sincere intention to deal fairly with others.

Good faith is an abstract and comprehensive term that encompasses a sincere belief or motive without any malice or the desire to defraud others. It derives from the translation of the Latin term bona fide, and courts use the two terms interchangeably."


“To negotiate in good faith, parties must desire to reach agreement and commit to meeting deal terms.”

So did I intend on signing away my citizenship ? Yes I did. How is that not good faith?

Hehe 10-09-2019 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 8962665)
“To negotiate in good faith, parties must desire to reach agreement and commit to meeting deal terms.”

So did I intend on signing away my citizenship ? Yes I did. How is that not good faith?

Do you even read English?

"Good faith is an abstract and comprehensive term that encompasses a sincere belief or motive without any malice or the desire to defraud others"

If your original intention was that you knowingly added the "rejection" clause because you knew you were going to be rejected and thus you can benefit from it, that's trying to defraud someone...

That was not the original part of the deal. You added that clause specifically when I messaged you. And you have the audacity to say you were doing in good faith.

Seriously, stop... you are only making a joke out of yourself by keep trying to explain yourself to "win" this.

If you are doing this for the sake of our entertainment... ok... but seriously... it's not getting any better.

yray 10-09-2019 10:43 PM

https://m.51.ca/info/news/canada/2019-04/756087.html

so this reinstatement of chinese citizenship will take 2 years, badhobz can start at the chinese embassy :lol

Badhobz 10-09-2019 10:50 PM

I’m not a lawyer

GS8 10-09-2019 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 8962664)
Born in China man.


Can I call you Liu Kang?

I clearly have nothing to contribute other than my knowledge of wtf 90s music :alone:

Badhobz 10-09-2019 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Hehe (Post 8962666)
Do you even read English?

"Good faith is an abstract and comprehensive term that encompasses a sincere belief or motive without any malice or the desire to defraud others"

If your original intention was that you knowingly added the "rejection" clause because you knew you were going to be rejected and thus you can benefit from it, that's trying to defraud someone...

That was not the original part of the deal. You added that clause specifically when I messaged you. And you have the audacity to say you were doing in good faith.

Seriously, stop... you are only making a joke out of yourself by keep trying to explain yourself to "win" this.

If you are doing this for the sake of our entertainment... ok... but seriously... it's not getting any better.

The deal was still being negotiated. That’s why I wanted all the lawyers to fill out the details of the contract. Nothing is binding until everyone signs.

Anyways the whole thing is moot now. I’m acting in bad faith cuz I’m trying to waste your money on legal fees and your just trolling me with zero intention of following through with this action.

hi-revs 10-09-2019 11:11 PM

Badhobz- just stfu already. You're a fucking idiot; right from the beginning.

Badhobz 10-09-2019 11:16 PM

Well whatever

punkwax 10-09-2019 11:31 PM

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BIC_BAWS 10-09-2019 11:35 PM

I mean he's not wrong. Let's put this in other terms. Let's say you looked a house to buy from a friend. No agents initially, since you're just looking and testing the waters.

Then as the deal progresses, it gets serious, agents are brought into negotiate the terms for each party. Now clauses or subjects are being brought up like inspections. Is that bad faith? No. Cause in the begining neither party knows if they're serious.

How would have BadHobz acted in bad faith if the contract wasn't even signed? Y'all just a bunch of joe blows on the internet saying random shit. You want it to be serious? Then iron out the details and get a legally binding agreement.

Having an American citizenship nor knowing that he wouldn't qualify for Chinese citizenship, doesn't constitute as negotiating in bad faith. This whole thing was about his Canadian citizenship, what the fuck does an American citizenship have to do with it? Furthermore, since it is extremely difficult to get Chinese citizenship, how would he be an actor of bad faith if that fact is public knowledge.

It's on the parties to know their own shit or hire someone who knows their shit. If you buy an E46 M3, they're not going to tell you that the generation of 3 series has subframe issues. That's something you got to do research on yourself. What makes you think that it constitutes bad faith? Bad faith is actively lying about something. Withholding information that is common knowledge, isn't bad faith.

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JDM GTO 10-09-2019 11:44 PM

I feel poor reading the last 5 pages.

ilovebacon 10-10-2019 12:12 AM


Trump probably used this to help hongkonger?

SkinnyPupp 10-10-2019 12:17 AM

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Originally Posted by ilovebacon (Post 8962679)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tS7efsOpf2s

Trump probably used this to help hongkonger?

A year ago?

ilovebacon 10-10-2019 01:02 AM

this was posted near the end of Sept of 2019. Not sure why its on youtube recommendation lol

SkinnyPupp 10-10-2019 01:48 AM

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Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp (Post 8962319)
But then there's footage like this, of "protesters" who made their way into stations, using the same flashlights the cops always use, and carrying what appears to be pepper spray

https://twitter.com/FreedomHK6/statu...96546585858053

https://twitter.com/WBYeats1865/stat...07976324349952

Still not convinced, but I definitely wouldn't' dismiss it as easily as I would when the stories first started coming. Or maybe these are protesters dressed as police, dressed as protesters. Or there are some police who are actually protesters. There is SO MUCH shitty "fake news" that you have to be really careful.

Update on this situation. MTR confirmed that these were police officers dressed up as protesters, threatening citizens with pepper spray while shining flashlights in their faces and cursing at them from within closed MTR gates. There was no mention of why they were dressed that way.

About an hour later, the station windows were smashed from the inside

Allegedly...


welfare 10-10-2019 04:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Hehe (Post 8962666)
Do you even read English?

"Good faith is an abstract and comprehensive term that encompasses a sincere belief or motive without any malice or the desire to defraud others"

Thinking maybe there was something lost in translation, i tried to find the definition of "good faith" in the Chinese dictionary.
This is what i found:

SkinnyPupp 10-10-2019 06:10 AM

This fucker again. This time allegedly arresting 3 teens for unlawful assembly


He's going to get himself or someone else killed. They have to get him off the street.

SkinnyPupp 10-10-2019 07:13 AM


Mr.HappySilp 10-10-2019 07:56 AM

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Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp (Post 8962689)
This fucker again. This time allegedly arresting 3 teens for unlawful assembly

https://twitter.com/fktws/status/1182199479769763841

He's going to get himself or someone else killed. They have to get him off the street.

So what if I am out with 3 or more friends going to the mall/dinner/hangout/sing K etc etc or even just playing a game of basketball in a public basketball court does that count as unlwaful assembly?

If that's the case all the c-lais who goes shopping together or go the school to pick up their kids together should get arrested then and anyone seeing with three or more people should also get arrested as well.

dachinesedude 10-10-2019 08:15 AM

hard to say if he did this to some random 3 girls walking on the street but given his past incidents, the girls probably cussed him out and he got triggered and power tripped

twdm 10-10-2019 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by twdm (Post 8962259)
You do have a choice. You can renounce your Canadian citizenship and reclaim your Chinese love and pride. Hell, I'll buy you a one way business class ticket to China to help you save expenses.

Don't tell me with this deal of a lifetime, you're going to leave your beloved homeland hanging?

Dawg. Let me quote you the original offer.

When you reclaim chinese citizenship, you must renounce ALL citizenships. It says so on the form. So that means your american citizenship as well, unless you want to get caught and head to the shooting range. And yes it is possible to renounce US nationality as well.

Damn this is a good deal, 4k to renounce both canadian and american citizenship.

Let me quote you article 13 of the Nationality Law of the PRC
"Article 13:

Foreign nationals who once held Chinese nationality may apply for restoration of Chinese nationality if they have legitimate reasons; those whose applications for restoration of Chinese nationality have been approved shall not retain foreign nationality."

Lol anyways, I'm just gonna leave this topic. It's clear you were never going to go through with it.

SkinnyPupp 10-10-2019 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr.HappySilp (Post 8962694)
So what if I am out with 3 or more friends going to the mall/dinner/hangout/sing K etc etc or even just playing a game of basketball in a public basketball court does that count as unlwaful assembly?

If that's the case all the c-lais who goes shopping together or go the school to pick up their kids together should get arrested then and anyone seeing with three or more people should also get arrested as well.

They've done it to parents walking around with their kids, harassing and/or arresting parents, leaving kids screaming in terror

This is basically a police state now

welfare 10-10-2019 09:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by twdm (Post 8962698)
Dawg. Let me quote you the original offer.

When you reclaim chinese citizenship, you must renounce ALL citizenships. It says so on the form. So that means your american citizenship as well, unless you want to get caught and head to the shooting range. And yes it is possible to renounce US nationality as well.

Damn this is a good deal, 4k to renounce both canadian and american citizenship.

Let me quote you article 13 of the Nationality Law of the PRC
"Article 13:

Foreign nationals who once held Chinese nationality may apply for restoration of Chinese nationality if they have legitimate reasons; those whose applications for restoration of Chinese nationality have been approved shall not retain foreign nationality."

Lol anyways, I'm just gonna leave this topic. It's clear you were never going to go through with it.

It's not over till someone says 'matte'
Long live the RS kumite



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