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Q: What do you think of AiWeiWei and LiuXiaoBao?

There's been a lot of talk about whistle blowers but some how these 2 have been ignored . Why is that?

 

EZ and Grumby what do you think about them?

12 years 26 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - China

 
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the admin will delete your question as being politically sensitive but you may get some private message answers

 

DrMonkey:

Let's take the bets ^^

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One day later.... Still there ;)

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Top that with Xu Zhiyong. He is a (brilliant) Chinese lawyer.. He went to jail a month ago because he publicly (and *peacefully*) protested for leaders to publish their wealth, and in general, applying the law are they are stated in the rule book. He always been asking, simply, that the Chinese states apply Chinese law.

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Chinese love freedom as much as other human race /nationals do.
The way to liberation is long and hard.
O Liberté, que de crimes on commet en ton nom!

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3....2....1.....gone

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EZ , Grumby, Tech: where are you on this? Does anyone else notice that they can talk about Snowden , Manning etc but they are quiet on this? 

 

I know this will be deleted by the Chinese govt but I want to prove a point.

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Chinese have never known Democracy and could not handle it. Think China is nuts now? Institute an American style democracy here and watch the fun.  Corruption, crooked politics on a grand scale, vote rigging, violence, and political separatism. It would be ugly and would just end up back to a dictatorship.

 

Well, it worked in the renegade province of Taiwan. Not really. Taiwan went through two dictators (Chang Kai Shek and Son) and basically is ruled by a single party, the KMT. Only one President was not KMT and he was a crooked goofball.

 

Democracy might be the best, but it sucks too. Because of democracy and stupid voters, America has Obama. Before him was. Bush, before him was Clinton. I mean, the voters are retards. Chinese people voting? Good Lord. Can you imagine?

 

i liked Hu Jintao. This new guy not so much. Hu was pretty cool and presided over "the good times". The new dude wants to drag China back to authoritarianism and petty nationalism and playing the blame game on e foreigners and the Japs. Not good.

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Why does it have to be the worse democratic style government? Why can't it be German style, French style, British style democracy? 

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What do you think about European-style democracies ? Nordic-style democracies ? Hu presided through good times because he was chairman at the right time, or through shear genius ?

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They don't matter anymore. These are 80/90s style dissidents who don't carry any weight in 2014. I don't judge them as individuals, nor do I judge their fight. I'm just saying they come from the past because the other guys have won a while ago. The Chinese have been put asleep and they're not waking up anytime soon.

At best they're a diplomacy tool, leaders will invite them over or give them some prize when they need to piss China off.

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