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Originally Posted by OccultHawk
Because it's none of our business what China decides to tolerate inside their own borders. We don't have any right to push our cultural values on them. They don't value freedom of religion. That's none of our business.
I'm talking about the religion.
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So if it was India, or England, or France, or Africa you'd feel the same? It's odd: it just seems as if you're giving them props for intolerance. You could say it's none of our business what anyone outside your own country does, but surely that's a very narrow view? Someone gets persecuted in a foreign country: none of our business? Ethnic cleansing outside our own borders: none of our business? Genocide in a country other than ours: none of our business? I just want to be clear, is that what you're proposing?