Re: Would "sitting down with Dalai Lama" solve the human right issue

On Apr 11, 12:08=A0pm, "fyfp...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
" <fyfp...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Thehumanrightrecords of the Chinese government, in relation to some
> countries' government in the world, are quite good while in relation
> to some other governments in the world are quite bad.
> It is all relative.
>
> Lately, there seems to be a restoration of feudalism on the part of
> the already 'enlightened' ones. =A0The European unions, for example,
> urged Chinese government to 'sit down and talk to Dalai Lama', as if
> one person holds the key to all thehumanrightissues in Tibet or for
> that matter toChinaalso.
>
> I could understand if the Western leaders called on the Chinese
> government to adopt a Western-styled democracy as Western democracy
> has indeed brought a lot of freedom to the people in the West. =A0But I
> am appalled by the rallying cry for the return to =A0theocratic
> authoritarianism. =A0And the people who are doing that are not the
> people in traditional cultures but in modern cultures that went
> through Renaissance many years ago.
>
> Perhaps things are changing. =A0With the colossal amount of immigrants
> from the Third World nations into advanced countries, the social and
> spiritual attitudes in the advanced countries are drawing closer to
> that in 'underdeveloped' cultures.
>
> Where are the 'logical' Anglos?


We will sitting down with Dalai Lama to solve human right problems in
the US first. China should be the last.