This guy is not insulting Chinese.

He did the same thing as some of the relatives of the victims and some Chinese: he overreacted to the situation.

Personal feeling is one thing, how to express it in public is another. This is especially critical for reporters, if they can't control their emotions, they are no longer trust worthy. Say something irrational in public and without evidence may make you feel better temporarily, but words will backfire and only cause more friction and distrust among all the people involved. After all, assuming the worst about Malaysian government will not help finding the fate of MH370. If Malaysian government has the evil intention, they will not tell you no matter what you say because that is what they plan is. If they are just overwhelmed by the difficulty of the problem, accusing them only hurt their feeling and make them reluctant to work hard. In either cases, it becomes a lose-lose situation and it is what  Chinese wanted.

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• 我讚成你的觀點。中外媒體對家屬狀態的報道太不公平了，煽風點火的說。至於幾百人去 -XSJS- ♀ (364 bytes) () 03/26/2014 postreply 13:19:36

• 同意你最後的那段話。 -人在異鄉為異客- ♂ (0 bytes) () 03/26/2014 postreply 13:27:33

• 老實說，因為中國旅客問題導致飛機失事的可能性也是存在的，至少和機長自殺的可能一樣大。 -pta- ♀ (10 bytes) () 03/26/2014 postreply 15:32:34

• 各種可能性都有，例如日本人插手了，兩駕駛員吃東西都哽著致命了。。。但活生生事實就是馬國主動有意地隱瞞一些事。 -人在異鄉為異客- ♂ (0 bytes) () 03/26/2014 postreply 15:41:05

• If somebody got insulted, then it is insulting, period. -走你- ♂ (0 bytes) () 03/26/2014 postreply 16:01:06

• You should be ashamed to place the victims family reaction on th -helix22- ♂ (709 bytes) () 03/26/2014 postreply 19:10:25