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[quote=Ironduke;483034].
Why doesn't the Chinese government allow people to say what they please? To form a civil society, which is the true bedrock of a stable society. Would the entire country collapse if people were to do and say as they please? Worship as they please? Associate peacefully with others? Be allowed due process of law? Require search warrants? Allow for free and fair elections? Would these things collapse China? QUOTE] We Chinese can say what we please. At least, we think so. No one can do and say as they please, even your Americans. I want to kill you, but CCP will punish me, so I will not. Just an example. no offending. We can worship as we please. We Chinese have our own Gods. You can not blame us just we did not worship your gods. We have been trying our best to associate peacefully with others. But you are always always always criticizing us. Sorry, we are not so goo-tempered. Free and fair election will surely collapse China. So we chinese prefer to insist to the unfree and unfair election. Anything has price. we are glad to pay. you can say I am brain-washed... It is OK. We Chinese people are satisfied with the so-called cruel, and we glad to do this. Why you worry about us?? Just leave us alone is OK. We can handle. Maybe the Iraqi people need help much more than us. Hope you can have a good communication with your congress. Good luck. |
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Thank you for moderate explaination. Maybe I disagree with your opinions in some aspects, but I still grateful for your politeness. I entered in this forum by chance. And what I saw hurt me. Our nation has defects, and maybe there are quite a lot. But she is sill my motherland. We Chinese people seldom criticise other countries, unless they criticise us. So I just can not believe my eys what evil wors they applied to my courtry. You think Chinese are dragons, but we are really kind people, and the CCP is not the one you think. Whether you believe or not. |
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WAB is a really good place to have good friends and to learn different point of views.but since we have various members from all over the world and there is not a specific age interval, you may face violent opposition. the point is, you should differentiate the valuable posts and valuable members to be able to have a healthy discussion and learn something from them.
(quote of Ray’s quote : “I don't have to attend every argument I'm invited to.”)
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Your people are peace loving as you say, and certainly hard working, they are also good at commerce, you have a strong culture, a strong art, a glorious history. Quote:
To respond to that criticism is your choice, just as to criticize you is the choice of the person/government who/which chooses to do so.
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Whats up with all the Chinese flooding the forum with posts about how the Tibet thing is made up, China is so free and democratic, etc? Im beginning to feel like im at a re-education camp or something.
Its amazing how blind some of them are to reality. Its actually quite sad ![]() |
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Sigh..I do welcome new members, but reading the same piece again and again is getting tiresome. |
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