India, China won't sign Copenhagen Accord

Foxrac said:
You did labeled us as not understand, look at your quote.

There's words for you, have democracy or personal freedom will be VERY HARD in China so go believe whatever you wat but you wouldn't get credit about China.

China has been capitalism in economy since 1978, nothing is new.
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When I say "Oh, please." I meant that you need to stop squealing like a little girl.

I wouldn't get credit about China? What do you mean? The credit goes to the citizens of China who want to see cleaner air, water, land and better lives. Who would blame them for wanting those things?
 
kokonut said:
Read the links. They'll explain why.
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Unfortunately - it neglected to mention about what happened to leaders of activism....

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kokonut said:
When I say "Oh, please." I meant that you need to stop squealing like a little girl.

I wouldn't get credit about China? What do you mean? The credit goes to the citizens of China who want to see cleaner air, water, land and better lives. Who would blame them for wanting those things?
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I don't see your word about "Oh, please" and I'm not female.

When you expect China will change anything, that what you want get credit from them for change the government like democracy or personal freedom so I'm going say that I'm doubtfully they would change, maybe not in many years.

I have no respect for communist China and I would favors to toughen on them.
 
Jiro said:
Unfortunately - it neglected to mention about what happened to leaders of activism....

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Guess you don't realize that hasn't worked. People are willing to risk their lives for something they believe in. Please revisit China in 1989. Environmental activism is alive and well, and growing.
 
Foxrac said:
I don't see your word about "Oh, please" and I'm not female.

When you expect China will change anything, that what you want get credit from them for change the government like democracy or personal freedom so I'm going say that I'm doubtfully they would change, maybe not in many years.

I have no respect for communist China and I would favors to toughen on them.
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Read again.

China is changing, albeit slowly. The effects of capitalism will be China's oppressive govt's downfall and the people's victory.
 
kokonut said:
Read again.

China is changing, albeit slowly. The effects of capitalism will be China's oppressive govt's downfall and the people's victory.
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Now, there's word for you, I'm going laughing at your comment.

You can believe whatever you want so I believe on my own.
 
Foxrac said:
Now, there's word for you, I'm going laughing at your comment.

You can believe whatever you want so I believe on my own.
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Read the links I provided above and you'll learn and understand something for once.
 
kokonut said:
Guess you don't realize that hasn't worked. People are willing to risk their lives for something they believe in. Please revisit China in 1989. Environmental activism is alive and well, and growing.
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ok. I'll go try to find Doc Brown and Marty to take me to China in 1989. oh btw - Contact Amnesty International org to arrange a trip to prison camp that house mostly political activists.

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Jiro said:
ok. I'll go try to find Doc Brown and Marty to take me to China in 1989. oh btw - Contact Amnesty International org to arrange a trip to prison camp that house mostly political activists.

:cool2:
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Er, this is environmental activism, not political activism which is even more serious.

Read the links.

The 1989 year is a big clue for you. Figure it out. :)
 
kokonut said:
Read the links I provided above and you'll learn and understand something for once.
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I'm worry about my country, not China.

You can worry about China whatever you want, lol.
 
kokonut said:
Er, this is environmental activism, not political activism which is even more serious.

Read the links.

The 1989 year is a big clue for you. Figure it out. :)
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oh I forgot to exclude "political" but it houses activists of all kinds of activities including domestic dissents. Like I said repeatedly - I never said environmental activism isn't happening. Everything has 2 sides of the story. You've shown me the story. I've shown you the story about leaders and leaders of activism being arrested/tortured.

Do you acknowledge that?
 
Jiro said:
oh I forgot to exclude "political" but it houses activists of all kinds of activities including domestic dissents. Like I said repeatedly - I never said environmental activism isn't happening. Everything has 2 sides of the story. You've shown me the story. I've shown you the story about leaders and leaders of activism being arrested/tortured.

Do you acknowledge that?
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Like I said before, do you know what a NGO is?

I've already acknowledged earlier that people risk their lives for what they believe in and that jail (which may include torture) is a real prospect in China.

Now, it's a fact. Environmental activism is growing. It *IS* happening. That was the whole premise of my discussion but you failed to acknowledge that until...now.

thank you.
 
kokonut said:
Like I said before, do you know what a NGO is?

I've already acknowledged earlier that people risk their lives for what they believe in and that jail (which may include torture) is a real prospect in China.

Now, it's a fact. Environmental activism is growing. It *IS* happening. That was the whole premise of my discussion but you failed to acknowledge that until...now.

thank you.
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again - Never said that I never acknowledged it. Not my fault if you thought I was. Shoulda have asked for clarification before.

Now that you acknowledged that torture and imprisonment is real and happening in China. Now you understand why the growth of environmental activism is sluggish. :ty:
 
Jiro said:
again - Never said that I never acknowledged it. Not my fault if you thought I was. Shoulda have asked for clarification before.

Now that you acknowledged that torture and imprisonment is real and happening in China. Now you understand why the growth of environmental activism is sluggish. :ty:
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Um, I've stated repeatedly that the growth in environmental activism is slow and that it's not like the U.S. That should've been a big clue to you. Ever wonder why I said to check out the history "1989"? That's an answer to the torture and imprisonment side of the story. Exactly, what is the significance of 1989?

Anybody? First person to answer that wins the genius award.



"Never said that I never acknowledged it." WTF?

Sheesh, Jiro.
 
kokonut said:
Um, I've stated repeatedly that the growth in environmental activism is slow and that it's not like the U.S. That should've been a big clue to you. Ever wonder why I said to check out the history "1989"? That's an answer to the torture and imprisonment side of the story. Exactly, what is the significance of 1989?

Anybody? First person to answer that wins the genius award.



"Never said that I never acknowledged it." WTF?

Sheesh, Jiro.
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again.... China is over 5,000 years old.... and America is barely 300 years old. Still need more time?
 
kokonut said:
Um, I've stated repeatedly that the growth in environmental activism is slow and that it's not like the U.S. That should've been a big clue to you. Ever wonder why I said to check out the history "1989"? That's an answer to the torture and imprisonment side of the story. Exactly, what is the significance of 1989?

Anybody? First person to answer that wins the genius award.



"Never said that I never acknowledged it." WTF?

Sheesh, Jiro.
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1989 = democracy movement in china
 
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