| @rat in hat: Hi, thanks for your comments. I have to disagree with you on some points simply because I think we cannot continue in this present fashion. Tibet is an issue we must deal with, and peacefully. A solution must be found and it must be one acceptable to all and not just non-tibetians. Otherwise a threat of rebellion will always be there. Our refusal to address the issue and deal with it is not a strength but a weakness. The terms set by the Dalai Lama can all be negotiated, as long as we come to the table. I believe that the west would be more concerned if we were to settle the issues and becomes stronger because of it. Right now it is a chink(sorry I can't find a better word) in our armour exploited to the maximum by our enemies. Come on ! we are all one people. Stop being so divisive. And no, I am very sure there is NO danger of collapse of China. If ever we go back to poverty, it will have the least to do with Tibet. You can't convince anyone if you are unreasonable. Please not give me the nonsense about not needing to be reasonable in dealing with traitors. Cutting you nose to spite your face is stupid. If you need to be a hawk, at least be a sensible one. I consider myself a patriot regardless of what others may think. |
Grace Wang Called a Traitor