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| Falun Gong may end up not being China's most subversive element... Gamers |
| 2007-08-03 |
| Posted by:3dc |
| #4 This isn't subversive at all. After all, these are historical figures long vilified in Chinese history. Whether they were actually corrupt or merely losers in factional court battles is another story. Everyone agrees that corruption is bad. But it is Chinese tradition to impute corruption to disfavored figures. Right. Remember the Gang of Four? |
| Posted by: xbalanke 2007-08-03 17:32 |
| #3 This isn't subversive at all. After all, these are historical figures long vilified in Chinese history. Whether they were actually corrupt or merely losers in factional court battles is another story. Everyone agrees that corruption is bad. But it is Chinese tradition to impute corruption to disfavored figures. |
| Posted by: Zhang Fei 2007-08-03 12:53 |
| #2 g: Let's see...an article on the F-G...*and* it's on BBC. Hmm, we're going to call that blocked. No loss, BBC isn't a particularly trustworthy source, anyway. This is basically the BBC version of the newswire story posted by a different Rantburger: Chinese go online to torture, kill corrupt officials. |
| Posted by: Zhang Fei 2007-08-03 12:49 |
| #1 Let's see...an article on the F-G...*and* it's on BBC. Hmm, we're going to call that blocked. No loss, BBC isn't a particularly trustworthy source, anyway. |
| Posted by: gromky 2007-08-03 09:34 |