[Kliopeion]

Yes.

[poonnassunlix]

Yes, and I'm Chinese.

[Bwvapays]

I thnk China should boycott the Olympics in protest at the protests.

[PickEmUp]

No boycott. We boycotted the Moscow Olympics when the Soviets invaded Afghanistan, and the end result was we only hurt our athletes.

The Olympics should be above politics.

[Stovegeothnon]

Originally posted by Perfection
HA! I IS FASTER THEN U! I types slow cos people reads slow.

[pertikuss]

Originally posted by Zkribbler
The Olympics should be above politics. I have a bridge in the New York area to sell you.

[jdynwa]

No, we shouldn't boycott it. But we should bust the government of China's balls the whole while.

[DagoIgnog]

Originally posted by DanS
No, we shouldn't boycott it. But we should bust the government of China's balls the whole while. This works too.

[Mabeavyledlib]

Voted yes so I don't have to see and hear that ching chong language every time I turn on the television.

[gghrdfffhfyj]

Originally posted by DinoDoc
I have a bridge in the New York area to sell you. No thanks. I own three already, and I'm trying to diversify my assets.

[RadcliffXX]

I would have voted "Yes", but Boycott Chinese goods instead took my vote. We should be doing that anyway, though.

[h0ldem]

Yes.

Originally posted by DanS
No, we shouldn't boycott it. But we should bust the government of China's balls the whole while. QFSure, failing an outright boycott.



I love the track and field events, but I've decided NOT to watch the Olympics this year because of China's actions. I've never been happy about them getting the hosting gig in the first place, but this is just too much.

[Zavdpacq]

Originally posted by Aeson
More flies with honey... I think the repeated humiliation of the Chinese in having the torch run harassed in France, Britain, and San Francisco will have a greater effect....especially if the remainder of the run has to be cancelled.

[vulikox]

I don't think we should boycott the olympics.

[Phywhewashect]

No. Instead have the official U.S. uniforms include "Free Tibet" emblazoned across their chests.

[BadbarmrapBef]

Useless ****

[Marinausa]

the best move by far would be for Tibetan athletes to come in.

[Mmccqrtb]

No.

That would be like Nazi Germany banning black athletes. I don't see how it is productive for athletes to participate in a Chinese Olympics, unless they are willing to allow everyone to come.

Which athletes are being denied entry?

[cabonuserollyo]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
This isn't at you, Imran. It's at people who don't know how good they have it by comparison.
I'll take my worst day over the average Chinese's best. Gratitude for the rights and luxuries available in your country isn't mutually exclusive with being critical when your country errs.

[ceagsoosy]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
Everyone errs. You take the information available and make a decision and live with it. Hindsight doesn't count for ****. Yes. but sometimes your government is unquestionably wrong, (and I'm not talking about relatively small potatoes like bad intel leading to the accidental bombing of a hospital, or some such)