From: alan@auntbea.austin.ibm.com (Alan R. Weiss)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.contract
Subject: Re: my final article on the Chinese refugees' employment
Date: 14 Oct 92 14:48:59 GMT
Followup-To: misc.talk.politics
Organization: (speaking strictly for myself)

(Please forgive the response in this newsgroup ... followups WILL
go to misc.talk.politics  :-)



In article <2ADB9A5F.15411@news.service.uci.edu> yeh@netix.com (Mr Shannon Yeh) writes:
>I received many readers' comments after I posted my previous article.  
>Obviously, I don't have the time to respond each mail.

Anyone who uses the name "Mr Shannon Yeh" is obviously Too Important
to respond to plebian discussions ....


>Maybe I am wrong based on your philosophy, or maybe I am right.  To me,
>this is no longer important.
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Your arrogance is remarkable, Mr. Shannon Yeh.

>  The important thing I want to tell in this
>final article is three facts as follows:

Oh yes, we are *all* sure that YOU want to TELL us something
of VITAL IMPORTANCE, and refuse to listen to feedback.
You're pitiful, Mr. Shannon Yeh.  Why don't you take your
totalitarian butt to a *politics* newsgroup?  That way, 
you can spew your didactic political puke amongst people
used to listening to this sort of party line.


>  1. Many Chinese refugees themselves admit that they do NOT have danger
>     to go home, and that they just need easy green cards.

Hey, maybe they just want to stay here to live and work in freedom.
But, coming from a government where the concept of Natural Rights
and the Rights of Man are routinely trampled ....

Frankly, who the hell would *want* to return to a dictatorship
of the proletariat?


>  2. Many Americans do NOT like this "protection" bill, either.  

Gee, did you take up the polling business as well, Mr. Shannon Yeh?


>  3. I am the first one who yelled out in 1989 that those students' activities
>     in the US are NOT for democracy but for their green cards.  My predict
>     became fact!  

So you say, but have not proven.  PEOPLE have the right to protest,
Mr. Shannon Yeh.  Characterizing them as "students", as if this has
ANYTHING to do with what they believe or feel, merely serves to
trivialize them.  Pathetic.  Consider this, Mr. Shannon Yeh:  perhaps
they were protesting to get green cards because they did not want to
return to a communist paradise.


>[end of discussion, feel free to criticize me or appreciate me]
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

It ain't over until the decrepit leadership of Red China is
6 feet under, pushing up daisies, Mr. Shannon Yeh.  This same
leadership that has stunted your country's growth and prosperity
for decades.  Why do you feel such a need to defend murderers,
bandits, and barbarians?

And hey, thank you ever so much for graciously allowing us to
feel free to criticize you or appreciate you, your highness.
Idiot.

>Sincerely,
>
>Shannon Yeh

Followup to misc.talk.politics, where it belongs.

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