Re: The Hypocrisy and Danger of Anti-China Demonstrations

On May 4, 7:21=C2=A0am, Yu <yuga...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On May 4, 7:30=C2=A0pm, chatnoir <wolfbat3...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Yu wrote:
> > > by Floyd Rudmin
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> > > We hear that Tibetans suffer =EF=BF=BDdemographic
aggression=EF=BF=BD =
and =EF=BF=BDcultural
> > > genocide=EF=BF=BD. But we do not hear those terms applied to Spanish
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nd
> > > French policies toward the Basque minority. We do not hear those
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> > > applied to the US annexation of the Kingdom of Hawaii in 1898.
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> > All the time BUB! =C2=A0And the Native Hawaiians talk about it all the
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ime
> > without repression or being shot!
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> I haven't seen the Native Americans killed anybody yet. If they did
> they would have been shot to bits and called terrorists.

The Chinese have too much self-respect to destablize our sovereignty
by funding Native American Independence movement.

Also, here's another article, from a Berkeley professor:

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/asiapcf/04/09/commentary.wang/

Ba****ng China is not the answer

Sadly, most Americans know little about international issues and for
that matter, China, as demonstrated by the conspicuous absence of
information regarding historical context and complexity. Instead, the
media, politicians and organized groups prefer to use only sound bites
and, frequently, disinformation to perpetuate ignorance, instill fear,
and incite racial hostility, or worse, hatred toward China.