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Doesn't Tibet lack a certain penchant for poorly aimed rockets and human shields in a way that detracts from this analogy?
by yompers888 10y ago
Doesn't Tibet lack a certain penchant for poorly aimed rockets and human shields in a way that detracts from this analogy?
- zyngaro 10y agoSure and Tibetans are not packed in open air prisons and deprived of any rights whatsoever either.
- bhouston 10y agoyompers888 wrote: > Doesn't Tibet lack a certain penchant for poorly aimed rockets and human shields in a way that detracts from this analogy? Tibetians have tried various tactics, including violence, to oppose Chinese rule but none of them have been effective: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protests_and_uprisings_in_Tibet_since_1950 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protests_and_uprisings_in_Tibe... This gets back to what I say in my original post, slow and steady achievement of the stronger ethnic groups goals over a period of decades in the face of ineffective resistance by the weaker ethnic group.
- Udik 10y ago> a certain penchant for poorly aimed rockets and human shields As for that, I'm all in favour of giving Palestine high precision missiles and an Iron Dome system.