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

On Apr 12, 4:25=A0am, "yuga...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
" <yuga...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> > For example it's not beyond the bounds of possibility that part of our
> > United Kingdom splits away from the rest. If and when this happens
> > there will be no violence, no bloodshed, no imprisonments. Once the
> > people of Scotland, through the ballot box, show their desire to go it
> > alone then it will happen the only delay will be to allow arrangements
> > to be made for the transition.
>
> What if the Scotts also claim Liverpool and Manchester and claim that
> the English there are illegal immigrants and need to be cleansed?

Any "claim" by the Scots over Liverpool or Manchester would be both
ridiculous and irrelevant. Under the principle of self determination
it would be what the people who lived in Liverpool or Manchester want
that would be more to the point. It seems as though you have great
difficulty in appreciating this. Still if I had been brought up in an
autocracy then I might have similar difficulty.

> Most people in the West
> a) have no idea where is Tibet.
> b) believe that the only people living in Tibet are Tibetans, the rest
> are illegal immigrant that ought to be cleansed.

Most people in the west would see Tibetans as the people who actually
live there. I have no doubt that some who live there are of Chinese
extraction just as some who live in the Republic will be of Tibetan
extraction. It does not matter.

What does matter is when people who live in a particular region
desire to be in control their own affairs. That desire for autonomy
must be respected and addressed otherwise it will fester and despite
repression will continue to fester even more. You can make people fear
you, You can't make them love you!

Why are you so afraid of the ballot box? It can't hurt you. It can
liberate and strengthen you.

With or without the ballot box China is going to change. As the world
becomes smaller and smaller in travel terms and narrower and narrower
in cultural terms, rest assured, that change is going to come. Let's
hope that it will be without pain anywhere.
> This is the map of Tibet Claim by the Tibet
separatists.http://www.vwmaps.=
com/tibetdetail.html
>
> They want 30% of China while Tibetan forms only 0.33% of China
> population
> In the area that they claimed about 70% of the population are non-
> Tibetans.
> They claim that they were illegal popualtion.
>
> China will be asking for trouble talking with them.