Re: Tourists will be jailed if they talk politics in China

On May 3, 3:03=A0pm, baldeagle <botakea...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> On May 1, 8:38 pm, "Toby" <kymarto...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> > "baldeagle" <botakea...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>
> > And yet not one Chinese will openly criticize the government publicly,
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r at
> > least the few who dare to try, like Hu Jia, are jailed. Mao is dead,
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> > many of his policies live on.
>
> You know nothing about the Chinese.
> Chinese are not like Indians or Americans
> who waste their time ..on idle talks and
> pointless discussion about politics.

But they sit idly by discussing the way of "dao" without end.

>
> Most Chinese would rather do something
> useful...to improve their rice crop,... to advance
> their career or.... to make more money in
> business.

or to cheat others of their money.

> They are happy as long as the =A0government
> of the day allow them to carry on with their
> live, and whatever they are doing, =A0 without
> interference.
> They are totally apolitical.

But if they could, they rather be the emperor.

>
> To them, politics are for those who are born
> to rule. This mentality has not changed even
> now. It can be seen even in Singa****e or
> the Chinese communities in the USA.
>
> Chinese would laugh at you, if you ask them
> why are they not criticizing their bad leaders.
>
> This is the reason why Chinese look at
> organisations like Falungung and people
> like Dalai Lama...with disdain.
> They deserve the harsh treatment for trying
> to overthrow a government...which will
> bring civil wars ...extreme hard****ps and
> sufferings to them, the common people.
>
> In =A0Chinese histroy, a change of government
> means civil wars and suffering....very bad for
> the people.