Now that you mention it, RB, especially since you've reduced it to a question of pinheadedness, I'll have to agree with your choice; however, in your haste to post the truth you left out a few:

The toddler not only mimics the words of the posters to whom he is responding, but also apes his mentor turnip and his other buddies as proof of his limited vocabulary.

The toddler also has stated that certain female Chinese teachers should be employed as prostitutes.

I'm sure we could add to the list if we took time to search the archives, but suffice it to say that he daily offers up proof of his status as a pretend teacher and his total absence of cultural sensitivity. China would be better off without him, but unfortunately he claims that he'll be here indefinitely. Meanwhile, his students are probably quite aware of his unsuitability. As their frustration grows, so will the possibility of his having to move on to another school where he can focus on the faults of others while ignoring his own and where he can continue to be blinded by his own indifference while ignoring the true scope of the responsibility that has been placed before him.

"Mr. Director General, why is it that you people from UN agencies when you come here, instead of asking us for our experience and our skills, our thoughts and our dreams, you give us lessons and advice? Why do you not come here to listen first, then give us advice based on what you heard?"
A teacher in a village in Burkina Faso to Frederico Mayor, Director General of UNESCO, during a visit he made to the country.