Re: Is a 'Free Tibet' a possibility?

On May 11, 6:51=A0pm, "Peter Webb"
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> > The "freeTibet" movement is not solely for the purpose of Tibetan
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> > Tibetans living inTibetmight like to be free as well.
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> Free from what?

He told you already.  Free from the torments of the lama masters with
their high positions over them.

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> Occupation by the Chinese.
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> They used to be slaves in the time of high lamas.
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> So?

So, they were slaves of the lama masters.

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> Now they are free not to be owned. =A0In terms of other kinds of
> freedom, they don't suffer any more than any other groups in China.
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> ROFL.

You get awfully dirty rolling on the floor laughing.

> So now China is the acceptable benchmark for human rights,

Much better than what it was before the PRC ome into power.

> and you
> don't consider it reasonable that some people may want more political
> freedom that is afforded to the Chinese people?

They are the people of China with all the rights of its citizens plus
a few extras.

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> As a matter of fact, they are exempt from the one-child policy which
> applies to other groups. =A0So what kind of freedom are you referring
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> Freedom to elect their own leaders. Freedom to set their own economic
> policies, including the freedom to mint their own currency and control
> foreign trade. Freedom of press, of association. There's more, but they
> would certainly be on my list of "freedoms" that I am referring to.

Are these their desired freedoms or your freedoms, or even the
freedoms of the CIA agents who put them up to it?  Why take a few
individuals who are part of a plot to undermine China's stabilities?
Why don't you ask the majority of the Tibetans who are happy and
satisfied, and don't give a damn about the Dalai Lama?  They rather
live in the modern society of electricity, modern conveniences, and
fast cars and fast travels to wherever they want.  Why live a life of
a thousand years ago when you can live today as free as they want?
Why bother most of them with your freedoms when all they wanted are
peace, quiet, food to eat, money to spend, life to enjoy, and
happiness all around the family?

Just take your freedoms and shove it up your ass.

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> Do you know where Tibet is on the map?
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> Actually, I have been there. Have you, now you are criticising my
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