Yeah because Tibet is totally free and democratic.
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The national flag was hoisted against the backdrop of the grand Potala Palace at about 10 a.m. as more than 3,000 representatives from all walks of life sang the national anthem
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"There is an overt contrast between today's equality among Tibetan people and the old Tibet where human rights were bloodily abused," said Party chief in Lhasa, Qin Yizhi, after the flag was raised.
"The democratic reform abolished serfdom and allowed Tibetan people to enjoy legal rights and interests. We held the ceremony here in an effort to remember the past, cherish the present and work for the future," he said at the ceremony that lasted about 20 minutes.
Flag raising ceremonies mark 51st anniversary of emancipation of Tibetan serfs
Yeah because Tibet is totally free and democratic.
And in further news from the China Propoganda and Total BS Bureau, flying pigs were seen over the South China Sea, Google and other search engine results were uncensored, freedom of thought and expression are now widely promoted across China, all accused persons will now receive a fair trial, political prisoners have become a thing of the past, Tibetan self-determination was granted, democracy encouraged to flourish and hell froze over.
I wonder why the things that should be so simple, so natural... like loving someone and letting them see into your heart... should require so much courage?
I wonder why the things that should be so simple, so natural... like loving someone and letting them see into your heart... should require so much courage?
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