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    23 Jun '11 10:36
    Originally posted by rvsakhadeo
    Well,the Khampas a Tibetan tribe did fight against the Chinese occupation army,bravely too. The Khampas were either massacred or fled to India. The Chinese crushed a rebellion in Lhasa about 2 or 3 years ago. The Chinese are bent on subjugating Tibet and erasing its culture and religion.
    why? what bad thing have the Tibetans done to China?
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    23 Jun '11 11:23
    Originally posted by robbie carrobie
    why? what bad thing have the Tibetans done to China?
    Nothing whatsoever!! The Chinese simply feel that they are a superior race and that Tibet belongs to them and not to Tibetans.Moreover,the Tibetans are followers of the Buddhist religion.This creates dangerous conditions for the communist repressive regime of China,which feels that Buddhism may once again spring up in China.
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    23 Jun '11 13:57
    Originally posted by rvsakhadeo
    Nothing whatsoever!! The Chinese simply feel that they are a superior race and that Tibet belongs to them and not to Tibetans.Moreover,the Tibetans are followers of the Buddhist religion.This creates dangerous conditions for the communist repressive regime of China,which feels that Buddhism may once again spring up in China.
    thats real crazy, we should be preserving and celebrating diversity of culture, not destroying it.
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    23 Jun '11 21:45
    Originally posted by rvsakhadeo
    Well,the Khampas a Tibetan tribe did fight against the Chinese occupation army,bravely too. The Khampas were either massacred or fled to India. The Chinese crushed a rebellion in Lhasa about 2 or 3 years ago. The Chinese are bent on subjugating Tibet and erasing its culture and religion.
    Thnx.
    They didn't always fight though, did they ?
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    24 Jun '11 05:32
    Originally posted by karoly aczel
    Thnx.
    They didn't always fight though, did they ?
    The Khampas rebelled against the Chinese in 1961. They were forced to flee to India,along with the Dalai Lama,soon thereafter.Tibet has simmered since then.
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    24 Jun '11 05:47
    Originally posted by robbie carrobie
    thats real crazy, we should be preserving and celebrating diversity of culture, not destroying it.
    The communist regime does not tolerate any Religion. Therefore associated culture is also taboo.
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    30 Jun '11 03:231 edit
    Why don't you try to become one of these bhuddists if you are so
    amoured by them. - RJHinds


    What? Did he have a special mark on him that identified him as the jolly mama? - josephw


    See, this is why I think it's wildly ironic that someone who is of another religion proves himself to be a much better disciple of Christ than those who identify themselves as Christian.
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    03 Jul '11 02:21
    Originally posted by Badwater
    Why don't you try to become one of these bhuddists if you are so
    amoured by them. - RJHinds


    What? Did he have a special mark on him that identified him as the jolly mama? - josephw


    See, this is why I think it's wildly ironic that someone who is of another religion proves himself to be a much better disciple of Christ than those who identify themselves as Christian.
    Would you say the same thing about Paul who said "the Cretians are alway liars, evil beasts, slow bellies".

    Even by comparison no Christian posting in this forum comes close to what the naysayers say. That includes you. Hypocrite.
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