What Nation do You Hate the Most?

I never said they didn't.

I'll go with these three, since I have a hard time deciding between them: North Korea, Iran, and China. And before someone tells "Oh, but look China is so much more free now", they still have labor camps, where they still send Dissenters against the goverment. More free my behind. I don't think Iran and North Korea need to be explained.
Also: Why all the hate on Israel? Not that I don't think there are any good reasons to, but I'm just curious on your guys'.

*sigh*
If you hit the person every time they try to improve because you are not satisfied, things get nowhere.
So far, all people really offer is threats to them to change, not incentives.
Nor have you given me any conclusive evidence that the vast majoirity of them just don't give a **** about politcs.

I have to say I hate and love Sweden I hate them because they try to steal our sauna and love them for every other reason

I clicked on this hoping it was a joke thread.

...I guess it kind of is.

I hate America because we allow stupid people to elect stupid people... time for some Julius Caesar action!

Democracy = Idiocracy

Indeed democracy is based on the idea: "a thousand flies can't be wrong, shit is good".

Switzerland: hiding in there mountains with there strange bank accounts and there too neutral
China: free Tibet

Why?

Because China has no right to it, gains nothing from it and it hurts its international relations (a little).

1) I donno, a couple battalions of tanks and infantry is pretty convincing to me.
2) Gain? Maybe not. But the Han-to-other ratio is about the same in Tibet now as it is everywhere else in the country.
3) They don't like China anyways. They have never offered the carrot, just the stick.

Bear in mind that with some 85-95% of the population of Tibet being Han, a 'democratic' vote on the issue would do naught but cement the Chinese hold on the region. And like it or not, the fact of the matter is that nobody on any of the sides wants to call that vote.

1. Have troops stationed in a country doesn't mean you have a right to it. By that logic America has a right to half the planet.
2. No it's not here's my proof http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tibet_Autonomous_Region
3. So is that never going to change? It will eventually.

Insult the Chinese huh...this is brainwash hate....oh well the country I least desire.......hmmm North Korea

Dude as a Chinese person we are helping the Tibetans and also the country can not strive on its own their leader can handle religious issues but about foreign policy or other issues?

Heaven forbid those Tibetan assholes wanna gain independence. How dare they refuse to submit to their Chinese opress...I mean liberators!

If they dare think otherwise the Chinese should just nuke em' I mean why not?

It's not like anybody cares about Tibet...

1. Yeah...

2. Depends on where you go. That is a wikipedia and I wouldn't trust it, the matter being contested. I've heard Western sources saying that 90% are Han. But in this case, you seem right:
http://is.china-embassy.org/eng/zt/ChinasTibet/t427565.htm
Its the Chinese embassy, as far as I can tell, and they agree.
However, I would put forth the question as to who is doing the counting.
Oh and fun fact [I just noticed this] the embassy is in Iceland. LOL.
But I would ask you this: what would they do with their independence? What resources do they have that they will sustain an economy that has over 2 million people to give jobs to?

3. The change will have to come from without, not from within. One thing you learn about China is that changing it is like trying to chisle with a tin pick. You will make progress eventually, but most end up molding to the Chinese, not the other way around.