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At his monthly briefing, spokesman Wu Qian was asked by journalists if the People's Liberation Army had any comment on the suppression of students 30 years ago.
"I don't agree with the word 'suppression' in your question," he said
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this despite the fact that-
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It has been estimated that as many as 10,000 people were arrested during and after the protests. Several dozen people have been executed for their parts in the demonstrations.
Instead of focusing on what happened 30 years ago which makes us feel good, but which we can do nothing about, why not do something right now, like stop bombing in Yemen and arming the barbaric islamist regime in Saudi Arabia?
mentioning is not focusing. ever heard of multi-tasking?
there are other threads on yemen or saudi arabia you can try. this one is about china.
The people who focus on this type of stuff that happened 30 years ago are usually big supporters of Trump, who have vowed to continue the bombing and massive arms and financial support for the islamist dictatorship Saudi Arabia. It says alot about how shallow the human rights concerns really is.
The people who focus on this type of stuff that happened 30 years ago are usually big supporters of Trump, who have vowed to continue the bombing and massive arms and financial support for the islamist dictatorship Saudi Arabia. It says alot about how shallow the human rights concerns really is.
Why do we focus so much on slavery? It was 150 years ago.
Why do we focus so much on slavery? It was 150 years ago.
Ask yourself this question: What can you do specifically to change any of this stuff from 30 years ago in China? What can you do to change US policy on Yemen and Saudi Arabia right now and Trump's refusal to listen to Congress? If you really care about human rights, the priority would be very simple.
I don't care what they did to their own people 30 years ago. The Chinese only care about what others did to them 1000, 100, years ago. Never forget. lol
It should be mentioned that some solders died too. Some were burnt alive. Yes, burned alive by protesters.
Both the government and the protesters were a little crazy.
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