Chinese Netizens’ Open Letter to the Chinese Government and Google

Rebecca MacKinnon has written about and translated key portions of an open letter written by Chinese netizens to both Google and the Chinese authorities: While it’s assumed that the Chinese government would seek to keep its people in the dark – hence its censorship in the first place  ...
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One Response to Chinese Netizens’ Open Letter to the Chinese Government and Google

  1. John Miller says:

    What does the Communist Wealthy Party care about the rights of it’s slaves?

    Doesn’t being a slave negate rights?

    Since when has the CCP every concerned itself with human rights, or access to information to be a right of it;s own people?

    If you live in China, you already know the answer to the above questions.

    If you live in the U.S., you assume you are free living with liberty, and just as bind!

    What is the difference, in China it’s understood, you work for the CCP to make them wealthy.

    In the U.S., the taxpayers also work to afford paying the rich to be wealthy too.

    The only difference is, the Chinese know it, but the Americans don’t believe it.

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