What's so hard to understand?...your mastery of the English language. And you didn't answer my question of whether or not you'd help a gun-led person if you were in another country. This isn't a matter of other countries business. It's a matter of inidividuals' rights. If you, however, want to be a bigot, go right ahead.
Where did you get your info from? Although no one is sure exactly how many died, estimates are at around three thousand. People did die in the square itself. There is footage out there of men getting ran over by tanks.
Sure they don't need help?? Or are you trying to say if this was happening in the US they need help, while if it was happening in Egypt, for example, they wouldn't need help? Does it really make a difference what country someone is from/in? Doesn't everyone deserve the same freedom? I think the US constitution makes a claim that "ALL men are created equal," not just Americans.
Not only are people in countries like China and Russia so brainwashed that they actually think what their government tells them is right, but those who want change have to constantly fear for their lives and the wellbeing of their families. You think the Chinese government would hesitate for a second about walking into an outspoken individual's home and slaughtering everyone inside? I think it is irresponsible not to help. If you saw a person being led down a street with a gun to their back would you assume they don't need help because they aren't asking for it?
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What's so hard to understand?...your mastery of the English language. And you didn't answer my question of whether or not you'd help a gun-led person if you were in another country. This isn't a matter of other countries business. It's a matter of inidividuals' rights. If you, however, want to be a bigot, go right ahead.
Where did you get your info from? Although no one is sure exactly how many died, estimates are at around three thousand. People did die in the square itself. There is footage out there of men getting ran over by tanks.
Sure they don't need help?? Or are you trying to say if this was happening in the US they need help, while if it was happening in Egypt, for example, they wouldn't need help? Does it really make a difference what country someone is from/in? Doesn't everyone deserve the same freedom? I think the US constitution makes a claim that "ALL men are created equal," not just Americans.
Not only are people in countries like China and Russia so brainwashed that they actually think what their government tells them is right, but those who want change have to constantly fear for their lives and the wellbeing of their families. You think the Chinese government would hesitate for a second about walking into an outspoken individual's home and slaughtering everyone inside? I think it is irresponsible not to help. If you saw a person being led down a street with a gun to their back would you assume they don't need help because they aren't asking for it?