As the Chinese government, would you support Hillary the same way you did Bill?  Why or why not?
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Hell yes she's just as crooked as he is.
289900
100% Ally. We need a strong stable democtatic Russia. Russia is a huge untapped country that holds great promise for free market in that region of the world. Plus with China growing so fast we need them more than ever!
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Not any more.\nThe government is still behined most things but in Beijing, Shanghai and Gunzhou there are many businessmen who now own their own businesses. I work with many of them every day.
441659
Chinese President is a gentleman.\nPlease advise him to beware of Bush. \nOne in hand is better than two "with" Bush.\nCan he wait for the next president?
872110
An Asian police state?  No, China's government is in a state of flux.  Right now,  China's society seems to be stratified; there isn't much middle ground between the haves and the have nots.  The government is designed to provide for the have nots, but the power of big businesses (from outside investment) is something the government currently can't check.  In time, the government will obtain the resources to correct this imbalance.  China has no intention of subjugating its people, if that's what you mean.
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Neither, I think the line is somewhere in between all of the party's ideas.  But, there is something I want to say...Republican, Democrat, or whatever you are, we should support our President and his decisions.  Even if we don't agree, we as a whole United States voted for him.  Now that he's in term, it's not about ourselves as singles-it's about us as a United States.
400276
whose against Clinton.  I love clinton in a political way of course.  If you could love a person in a political way.  Clinton tbanks for caring about every American even the conservatives.  Unlike Bush.
1027300
Repuglicans love supporting China's economy.\nThats why they shop at China-Mart (Wal-Mart)\nall the time...why buy American made products\nwhen they can buy and support China's economy.\n\nI've seen some SUV'S with like 5 magnets...\ntells ya the IQ of the person driving...ZERO!
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And you are so much better than they are by stating these things in this crude manner in an open forum?\n\nDo you have the proof to back these allegations up with or is this just your opinion on how things are in China?
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I support any president.  Whether we like him or not he's our President.  The majority voted him in, Bush, Clinton, whomever.  Four at least four years they will be the leader of this country and we should stand behind them.
1152302
That's a scary thought. I don't fear china, but it would be prudent to treat them with as much respect as possible. I believe it would be very costly in lives.
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I dont know what you are really asking - but I have been there and how it is explained to me is that China granted Hong Kong alot of freedom when they got it back from Britain.  So HK doesnt have the same laws or power structure.  Ultimately, China could change their mind at any time but for now, they can keep their capitalistic structure
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Ask yourself is it ethical for the US government to waltz into any country and change everything to a democracy even if the people in that country have perhaps never even heard of it.\n\nIts like walking into someones house, they offer you bread, and you say "No, i want chips!". Theyre gonna think your rude and obnoxious, as well as probably never inviting you back again.\n\nSo, if Yahoo goto China and accept the countries tules and regulations, its showing not only obliging, but also that China can trust these foreign companies, making it easier for others to do the same thing.
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Yikes! The U.S. (at least) recognizes Taiwan as a sovereign country and is a great supporter of its president. (Some mainland Chinese are sore losers.)\n\nPresident Chen Shui-bian\n\nVice President Lu Hsiu-lien\n\nHead of Government: Premier (President of the Executive Yuan) Frank Hsieh
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I'm a student of International Relations and Politics, and China definitely is a very active player on the International Arena. We have discussed this time after time.\n\nChina plays a growing role in Africa, not that Bush cares. China has very suspicious connections with Iran, and has the worlds largest population and one of the strongest economies around.\n\nShould the US care? I definitely think it should. Why? Because there hasn't really been a strong role player in the East, and the West has been dominated by the US and Europe. China can easily sway the rest of the third world, Islamic world and even South America to her side.\n\nLike I said, China is very influential in Africa, has shown sympathy towards Iran, and has a very strong economy.\n\nWith the end of the Cold War, there has never been a balance between superpowers (the French Minister of Foreign Affairs (I believe) actually labeled the US as a hyper-power), and to restore international balance an alliance of a few super, or great powers is needed. This balance might just be created by the wrong countries.\n\nDoes China pose a threat, with respects to Communism vs. Capitalism? I don't think so. China has never tried to sway other countries to communism, and is slowly adapting original Marxist ideals towards a sort of very open-minded communist ideology. Perhaps more in the line of Social Democracy.\n\nChina has been labeled the "sleeping Dragon" and I think this dragon has been waking for a very long time.\n\n"Entry into the superpower club?" She's already there.
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Yes I am quite aware of what happened, but I am not aware of what happened after; you wrote, "treatment and subsequent charges levied against".  What exactly happened to her after her display?\n\nAnyway I very much detest the current Chinese regime, but I am not sure that the way this woman went about sharing her views were exactly appropriate.  It is difficult to say that since the Chinese (and Bush administration) are the inappropriate ones. But she snuck into a press conference, posed as a reporter (she may actually have been a reporter), and stood up and started ranting about the atrocities against the Fallong Gong.  \n\nI think she did a great thing, but she must also assume the responsibility for "trespassing" during a delicate diplomatic conference.  There is more going on then just "public display of solidarity between the American and Chinese leaders" as you put it.\n\nCurrently there are many tensions between are two countries.  China's tying the Yuan to the dollar.  Chinese using American high-tech firms for clamping down and jailing dissidence. Etc.\n\nThe Chinese are a difficult bunch to communicate with, you have to tip toe a bit.\n\nI don't like Bush at all but he is all we got right now for dealing with China, and I hope some progress is made.  We don't want more tensions between the US and china .  We already have enough as it is.\n\nDo you know that we have spy planes that fly up down and all around china?  What if China went into Taiwan, would America stand up for Taiwan?\n\nIt goes on and on.\n\nBut I am curious as to what happened to the woman.\n\nHave you heard about the guy at the Bush rally during the last presidential election, that had a "no blood for oil" sign?  He was arrested and jailed for months, just for a sign!  He may still be in prison for all I know.\n\nGod I hate Bush.
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i'd do whatever it takes to save my friends.  In my eyes, the government laws are a bunch of crap.  i live by my own moral laws, which differ from the government.