To me, that seems a little harsh. I'm a Christian too, you know, and I don't like the idea of people being tossed in jail just for believing in Jesus. A lot of my old Arkansas friends have been, uh, incarcerated, and, let me tell you, jail's no picnic, even in this country. I'm also sad to say that's not all, Jiang. I read a pretty shocking report the other day about how some of your bureaucrats got more than a little carried away enforcing your country's one-child policy.
Newspapers here say doctors tried to abort the kid at the hospital, but the baby came out alive.
When the family took the child home, five government enforcers were already there, waiting on them. I know you've got your own way of handling religious minorities and controlling population growth, but I honestly don't know how much more of this stuff you can do without people in this country noticing. And if the American people ever wake up, we could have a serious battle on our hands trying to get Congress to renew your Most Favored Nation trading status. Well, uh, Jiang, you've certainly got a point there. Of course you're right, we did give you that permanent special trading status earlier this year.