I'm not impressed by your words either.
I don't agree with what NBC did. Though they put down the decision to a misunderstand of what that tribute was for. I watched the opening ceremony here in Berlin and the commentators said nothing about the 7th July during that scene. It seems many international broadcasters were confused about what that section of the performance was for.
But that is nothing compared to the Chinese government's censorship of he Media/Internet. Go type in "Tienanmen Square 1989 Massacre" into a mainland Chinese search engine if you want to see how information is censored.
Chinese people have representatives for all of their ethnic groups? Do all of these groups enjoy the right to self-determination? No.
I donate to Amnesty international and will study to enter the international relations field. I'm a member of humanist organisations and have taken part in many protests in London and Berlin against human rights abuses from the Catholic Church the Chinese government and the Assad regime among others. I work full-time to fund my future studies so I can join an NGO or the EU Commission in order to create a more humane and just world.
Sorry If I haven't achieved world peace at the age of 23, but that doesn't take anything away from my comprehension of the facts. China's human rights record is appalling. Amnesty International and countless other leading human rights groups publish their damning reports each year. Go and read them.
The BBC probably isn't as independent as it should be on many issues, that's why I try to get my news fix from a variety of sources. Der Spiegel and The Economist are my preferred News Sources.
When did I say that? Don't be a fool. I never said I would rather live under Nazism. Why make a claim that I can quite easily refute? Here's what I said;
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I as a white European male could have lived within Nazi Germany quite easily without being "threatened" by the government, however that wouldn't stop the regime from being "evil" would it?>>>>>
I presume you're not a native English speaker but I feel I must pick apart your grasp of the English language here. I quite clearly said that as a white male I wouldn't have been in
direct danger under Nazism, but that this nevertheless doesn't detract from the Nazi regime being evil - which it was. I made this comparison because you were saying China couldn't possibly be "evil" because they have laws, regulations, politicians and that the country has a low threat level.
My point was simple; laws, politicians and a "low threat level" do not stop a country from being evil.
How much clearer do I need to be?