Mr. Lee's illogical arguments

On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 20:22:33 +0800, ltlee1 wrote
(in article 
<daf5f00f-4b70-490b-afea-632ca199ad0e@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>):
 
> I am not a leader of the 1.3 billion Chinese.

Good news.

> Hence I follow.

Really? Why?

> I don't see myself above the 1.3 billion, hence I concur with their
implicit 
and/or 
> explicit decision on the CCP.

The CCP was never elected. The claim that the people freely sup****t the
CCP 
is bogus because the Chinese people are not free.

> What is good enough for them is good enough for me.

False. You spend lots of time on the internet sup****ting the CCP. The vast

majority of Chinese do not. You are a unique individual following YOUR
unique 
sense of right and wrong, your personal morality.

> How about you? Are you their leaders? Do you see yourself above them?

I am equal under the law. When the elected leaders of my city, state, and 
nation make mistakes I criticize them openly. When they decide wisely, I 
praise them.

Jointly, the American people are the employers of the elected officials.
We 
(jointly) decide to renew their contracts or replace them.



-- 
Love, Jim
(I often delete parts of the previous post and I often remove excessive 
crossposts.)


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