What. the FUCK are you talking about, exactly? |
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What's the truth about Tibet and the things going on around there. I keep seeing extremely biased opinions on either sides and I want the truth on the matter if anyone knows. |
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What. the FUCK are you talking about, exactly? |
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Tibet and China are two rather distinct entities. China invaded Tibet a while back, and Tibet has always wanted independance (which of course doesn't sit well with China). Not to mention that Tibet is fundamentally opposed to China's stance on human rights, so they often clash politically. Whenever Tibet acts up, China sends in the troops to shut them up. |
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Ahhh.Ok TY for clarifying it, I just wish I knew there was a site dedicated to protecting human rites that i know I've. I wish I could get involved in these. |
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Oh. I'm not very up to speed on the unfair Chinese rulings of certain plateaus. Excuse my ignorance. |
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Ya, y shud we no about the activities of the world's largest governmental body in the territory where they committed one of the major atrocities of the 20th century? So what if it's also the birthplace of probably the most broadly esteemed human presently on earth. So what if the nation responsible for brutally invading the territory, attempting to obliterate the culture, and continuing to oppress the people of Tibet--so what if that nation has been granted the honor of hosting the Olympic Games, a world cultural event emblematic of human fellowship and world peace. |
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Some years back, probably before you were born China invaded Tibet and annexed it. China invaded on the grounds that at other times in history Tibet fell under Chinese rule. Now i don't know for the life of me how that equals a right to annexation of a peaceful independent country. But the issues at hand with Tibet/China stem from the Chinese invasion and Annexation of Tibet in the 1950's. |
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The Chinese government sucks big time. If only we could overthrow them without ruining the world. |
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A large part of their pretext was also 'liberating' the people from 'backward religious oppression,' the Tibetan culture being centered around Buddhist monasteries where most families sent at least one child to be a monk, and where indeed much of the nation's wealth had accumulated in the form of gifts amassed over a millennium, and which also served as the government from the 1600s onward. The 13th and 14th (current) Dalai Lama were trying to modernize, but the people weren't particularly motivated. Worth noting is the recent example of Bhutan, the last remaining Buddhist kingdom in the Himalayas who just held their first parliamentary election in March--at the insistence of their king, despite the resistance of the people. |
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If you have a sense of caring for others, you will manifest a kind of inner strength in spite of your own difficulties and problems. With this strength, your own problems will seem less significant and bothersome to you. By going beyond your own problems and taking care of others, you gain inner strength, self-confidence, courage, and a greater sense of calm.Dalai Lama
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No tears.
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You do this every fucking time.
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China is one nation the US cannot defeat I am afraid. They can put large amounts of their population underground and be safe from nuclear strikes. |
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The only, and best, way for China's government to change is through its leaders. A Chinese version of Mikhail Gorbachev would be great, but even Gorbachev's rise to power was considered phenomenally lucky. It will probably take years of persistent pressure from China's people, its neighbors, and its trading partners for the government to change substantially. |
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Gorbachev was an idiot, He transitioned Russia to fast from Communism to Capitalism. It was a foolish move and the country wasn't ready to cope. In my opinion Gorbachev should have kept the dictatorship up and personally micromanged the country and its economy towards a free market system gradually. Instead we have the Russia of today and too think we could have had a better result in the end and a unified Russia. |
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