Precisely.Blood is indeed thicker than water, so if the PRC
fellas never even realised that there are worse perps out there in
their own nation.Take a moment and think,
On the very same day of the Anti-Japanese riots in China, a protest
in the south by a few thousand villagers was suppressed violently
resulting in the deaths of two elderly women.What's up with your
claim that they have the freedom to riot?It's all a staged and
crafted act for the world to see.That's the problem with many
people today, they can't look beyond economic ideals and see the
PRC for her own ruthless nature which is still around.
Quoted from Reuters ..
BEIJING (Reuters) - Thousands of villagers rioted in
eastern China injuring dozens of police after two of about 200
elderly women protesting against factory pollution died during
efforts to disperse them, residents and officials said on
Monday.
The rioting in the wealthy coastal province of Zhejiang on Sunday
followed violent anti-Japanese protests in China's capital Beijing
and the southern cities of Guangzhou and Shenzhen over the
weekend.
It was the latest in a string of outbreaks of rural violence as the
world's most populous nation struggles with disgruntlement over a
widening wealth gap and widespread corruption.
More than 50 police were injured and rushed to hospital, with five
listed in critical condition, a doctor told Reuters. About four
residents of the village of Huankantou, in Huangtianfan township,
were injured.
Police tried to disperse about 200 elderly women, who had kept a
24-hour vigil at sheds and a roadblock outside an industrial park
housing about 13 chemical factories for the last two weeks,
villagers and local officials said by telephone.
Two of the women were killed, two villagers said. "They were run
over by police cars," one said.
A source with knowledge of the rioting who asked not to be
identified said the two had died during arrest. He did not
elaborate.
Club-wielding villagers clashed with police in riot gear,
overturned police cars and hurled rocks at policemen holed up in a
local high school, the villagers and local officials said.
"Villagers knocked down the wall of the school and charged in," one
villager surnamed Wang said.
Villagers also smashed the windows of about 50 buses which carried
some 3,000 policemen, paramilitary police and security guards to
the scene to try to disperse villagers, they said.
For all you people who so passionately believe that China is a much
more free country these days, think again.The Politburo will still
clamp down and suppress free will and choice.Look at the issue from
the whole spectrum and don't micromanage it to make yourself feel
good about it.
A China that is rational and values her own people is worthy of
respect.I too wish that day will come, but now, they still have a
very long way to go.Protesting against Japanese refusal to change
their textbooks is one thing, realising that it will not have much
impact on the Japanese youth is another thing altogether seeing as
to how apathetic the latter are towards Japanese nationalism and
politics.
Don't burn some flags and end up having your own house on
fire.Flames are uncontrollable, we should not play with them.
