From: yuanyin@utdallas.edu (Yuan-Yin Wu)
Subject: Re: (FWD) Response to Shannon Yeh
Organization: Univ. of Texas at Dallas
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 07:28:59 GMT

In article <1992Oct12.221155.14854@wuecl.wustl.edu> esh1@cec2.wustl.edu (Edmond Siu-kei Hui) writes:
>In article <Bvv6Mx.FxH@mentor.cc.purdue.edu> tang@riemann.math.purdue.edu (Puqi Tang) writes:
>>b. The American uphold its banner of freedom and democracy. The U.S is a great
>>country not only because of its power, but also the loyal belief. 
>                                ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>Ah,Ah,Ah! What power, power to conquest the mother nature?
>          What belief, belief to against the GOD they claim to trust?
>
>>here, where people are used to different opinions, and open to them, it won't 
>
>He perhaps is dirty. But you are either too innocent or a asskisser.
>Try to tell your American friend that you are a communist and see how
>they react! Ask them to read a book from Marx and give them some cultural
>shock! 

There is  Communist Party USA, legally in existence (with about 2,000
members). They claim that they  may very well be the last Communist 
party in the world in light of the rate of collapsing of other Communist
parties.

There are scholars studying Carl Marx's works, and political science
courses in colleges that cover Marx's theory. Guess who truely 
understand Marxism? 

>
>>Let me tell you this--- my parents worked so hard and they contributed greatly
>>to the society as succeful , well known scientists. However, they are paid only
>>160 Yan, plus several yan for hair-cutting. Well, as Marx analyzed---where is 
>>the rest of the value they created?   It is contributed to the society. In 
>
>So, what's the big deal? My grandfather is a honest small landlord in China.
>He definitly pay more "TAX" to government than your well-known parents.
>Is 40 Yan too much for him to be a land-manager? I guss people who didn't
>have a PHD just can't be your boss, right? I hope you won't have a hillbilly 
>aMErican
>boss in the futher.
>>
>>It is just a joke that CCP colleted money from people, and then say" look ,
>>I am feeding you!" This is high way robbery. The CCP surely did a good job
>>of brain washing to some people like you. "Make the people stupid, and then
>>it is easier to control."----the old Chinese dictators always said.
>
>Hi, I never brainwashed by the CCP. But I think you did.
>Go out of the school area and you can find a lot of SMART people.
>Don't get your PHD in purdure and get it in a farm. 
>I am not sure whether those people smart or not according to your definition.
>The only thing I pretty sure about is that most of them are honest.
>>
>>Finally, you know what is so good of this country?---It allows people like you,
>>to speak freely, even.
>
>Really? How about burning a American flag? It is up to you to pick the
>location: US, China, Middle East, S.Korea, Taiwa.. ..
>

There was a famous case in Texas (traditionally conservative) where a guy
was arrested for burning US flags in public place. The case went on to the
Supprem court which ruled that the right to burn US flag is implied by
US consititution (it is a form of expressing one's opinion).

Well, there is no place or political system that is perfect for every
body. Despite all the technological wonders we have achieved, mankind is
still very much immature in understanding ourselves and the relation
between man and the nature. 

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Yuan-yin Wu      yuanyin@utdallas.edu       (214) 690-2152         
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