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To: TobagoJack who wrote (23942)	10/11/2007 9:38:27 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217619

TJ, do you mean to tell me nobody was living in Tibet? Those who did, did not have minds or property? You do have a peculiar idea of things. Why would I relocate from NZ? There are good reasons, but not to do with your ignorance of history. You are right that at some time, it's too late to go back and undo what was done, because what existed then has ceased to exist. After half a century of criminal invasion of Tibet, the criminals do become the locals. Perhaps it's too late to undo what's done. People can't unmarry and unbirth their children. In the natural and chimpoid realm, there is no "criminal", there is just power and possession. But in the human realm, there are ideas of ethics and Virtuous Values. Some people have trouble adopting such ideas and prefer not to anyway. They prefer to attack other people, confiscate their property and enslave them. Those people need to be nuked. I note that you are strong on power and light on Virtuous Values, ethics and mutual benefit from self-determination and free exchange of value, despite purporting to love Freedom Rock... blah blah blah... Hong Kong is not free - it's an illusion which will one day be shown to be false. Mqurice