On Aug 2, 10:17 am, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:
JimH wrote:
On Aug 1, 9:44 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
wrote in message

...

If you watch the so-called Beeijing Olympics, then you support the
Chinese dictatorship and their violation fo human rights
Right. Go bury your head in the sand like the rest of the ostridges.
Eisboch

Ouch!

Bad night?

No, Eisboch was pointing out the obvious. China is a major player in
the political and economic landscape that effects everyone in the world.
To ignore them or to ostracizes them will have no impact on their
human rights and environmental problems. Nixon, correctly, believed
that the best way to impact China's future direction, was by making them
a part of Western economy so the west could encourage them to reform
their political, economic and social issues.

Smithers:

Nixon's strategy didnt work very well did it. China gets worse every
year since the 1980s in terms of human rights violations. The CORRECT
strategy is to him them where it hurts, in the pocketbook. China (and
Singapore) are proof that you can have capitalism without human
rights. It is up to us to support human rights by making them pay for
it.

wrote:
On Aug 2, 10:17 am, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:
JimH wrote:
On Aug 1, 9:44 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
wrote in message
...
If you watch the so-called Beeijing Olympics, then you support the
Chinese dictatorship and their violation fo human rights
Right. Go bury your head in the sand like the rest of the ostridges.
Eisboch
Ouch!
Bad night?
No, Eisboch was pointing out the obvious. China is a major player in
the political and economic landscape that effects everyone in the world.
To ignore them or to ostracizes them will have no impact on their
human rights and environmental problems. Nixon, correctly, believed
that the best way to impact China's future direction, was by making them
a part of Western economy so the west could encourage them to reform
their political, economic and social issues.

Smithers:

Nixon's strategy didnt work very well did it. China gets worse every
year since the 1980s in terms of human rights violations. The CORRECT
strategy is to him them where it hurts, in the pocketbook. China (and
Singapore) are proof that you can have capitalism without human
rights. It is up to us to support human rights by making them pay for
it.


You're wasting your time trying to provoke any of the Seven Dwarfs or
the right-wingers not in that group into having a social conscience.
Virtually all of them are "I've got mine, so screw you" boys.

wrote:
If you watch the so-called Beeijing Olympics, then you support the
Chinese dictatorship and their violation fo human rights
I'm going to paint the well house. I have to watch the paint dry.
If there is good baseball game on I might watch it instead.

On Aug 1, 6:34 pm, wrote:
If you watch the so-called Beeijing Olympics, then you support the
Chinese dictatorship and their violation fo human rights

If you watch, you watch. If you buy products from advertisers who are
throwing commercials during the Olympics thats probably a different
matter

On Aug 1, 10:38*pm, Tim wrote:
On Aug 1, 6:34 pm, wrote:

If you watch the so-called Beeijing Olympics, then you support the
Chinese dictatorship and their violation fo human rights

If you watch, you watch. If you buy products from advertisers who are
throwing commercials during the Olympics thats probably a different
matter

I don't even want to support the network broadcasting this scam on the
world.. China made lot's of promises, and were held to none of them.
They will be sitting there laughing as our kids try to compete in the
sewer they call Bejing.. What a joke.. sad really that America didn't
have the balls to say no long ago..

I won't be watching them either. But then again, I stopped caring about the
olympics once the whole amatuer thing turned into a farce.

--Mike

wrote in message
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On Aug 1, 10:38 pm, Tim wrote:
On Aug 1, 6:34 pm, wrote:

If you watch the so-called Beeijing Olympics, then you support the
Chinese dictatorship and their violation fo human rights

If you watch, you watch. If you buy products from advertisers who are
throwing commercials during the Olympics thats probably a different
matter

I don't even want to support the network broadcasting this scam on the
world.. China made lot's of promises, and were held to none of them.
They will be sitting there laughing as our kids try to compete in the
sewer they call Bejing.. What a joke.. sad really that America didn't
have the balls to say no long ago..

On Aug 1, 7:34*pm, wrote:
If you watch the so-called Beeijing Olympics, then you support the
Chinese dictatorship and their violation fo human rights

I'll watch it, but don't worry, I'll wear DOUBLE tin foil hats.....

On Aug 2, 9:14 am, wrote:
On Aug 1, 7:34 pm, wrote:

If you watch the so-called Beeijing Olympics, then you support the
Chinese dictatorship and their violation fo human rights

I'll watch it, but don't worry, I'll wear DOUBLE tin foil hats.....

Good idea. I hadn't thought of that. Now I know why my neighbor had
tin-foiled balls compressed on the tips of his trailer TV rabbit ear
antenna

On Aug 1, 7:34*pm, wrote:
If you watch the so-called Beeijing Olympics, then you support the
Chinese dictatorship and their violation fo human rights

Why, o why did they opt to hold the Olympics in Bejing then?