Originally posted by boiledcodYou don't know what you're talking about! And you obviously believe all that you read in the news. Why not talk to somebody who lives in China and works with Tibetans everyday? You may then realise that your protest is codswallop.. 🙁
I am making my small protest against the Chinese occupation of Tibet by adopting the flag of Tibet. Please join me.
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Originally posted by mikelomTake this opportunity, and tell us what is really happening then... 🙂
You don't know what you're talking about! And you obviously believe all that you read in the news. Why not talk to somebody who lives in China and works with Tibetans everyday? You may then realise that your protest is codswallop.. 🙁
Originally posted by Bad wolfI haven't got three weeks spare! Dalai Lama is losing respect in a big way - put it that way!...... and he's a political nightmare who has blocked Chinese aid for years!..... The Chinese care very much for Tibet, even as an independent as they wish it to be, but it's not so politically easy for them to let it go...... most Tibetans want to be a part of China and have free access to both! Tibetans want it both ways if you like...
Take this opportunity, and tell us what is really happening then... 🙂
The Dalai Lama abuses Buddha to gain the people's respect - but they don't see it.....he's a politcal monster! Anyway......it'a a lot lot deeper than that..... and I aint got time..... there's plenty on the internet to read both sides of the story. But the Chinese are now playing it fair. I'll say that!!! The Chinese are playing it fair!! I said it! 😉
The Tibetans are the least threatening of any people on the planet today and harm the ecology the least of any, are no threat to any countries economy, and yet the Chinese have singled them out because they needed a dump site for all their radioactive waste. Its just fine to hate Tibet and all its people and any animals making their home there, but how do you justify the Chinese and their actions. As to the olympics, many of the athletes fear the contaminated air they will have to breath, and yet we want to hold the olympics there. Is there any logic in defending the Chinese.
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Originally posted by mikelomI can't accept that the Dalai Lama is as bad as you seem to be implying, but we can agree to disagree for now. 😛
I haven't got three weeks spare! Dalai Lama is losing respect in a big way - put it that way!...... and he's a political nightmare who has blocked Chinese aid for years!..... The Chinese care very much for Tibet, even as an independent as they wish it to be, but it's not so politically easy for them to let it go...... most Tibetans want to be a part of China ...[text shortened]... e now playing it fair. I'll say that!!! The Chinese are playing it fair!! I said it! 😉
Originally posted by Bad wolfI didn't say he's bad - I said he's a political nightmare!
I can't accept that the Dalai Lama is as bad as you seem to be implying, but we can agree to disagree for now. 😛
Most of his Buddha representation is true and of value. It's the manipulative parts he uses in politics which cause stink!