UCSD Students protest Dalai Lama for his lack of tolerance

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UCSD Students protest Dalai Lama for his lack of tolerance

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I had to double check that I wasn't up on 'The Onion' website..

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Students at the University of California San Diego staged a protest last week in the hopes that school administrators would cancel a planned appearance by that hard-line conservative commentator whose rhetoric is known to incite violence wherever he goes: the Dalai Lama.

For once, the complainers weren’t campus liberals, but Chinese students who claimed the Dalai Lama’s message of world peace was actually a cover for a campaign of violence, property damage, and death, which runs contrary to UCSD’s commitment to tolerance and equality.
I've never really followed the Dalai Lama, but that's not the message I ever associated him with.

I read some of these stories, and feel like I'm in bizarro world.
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Re: UCSD Students protest Dalai Lama for his lack of toleran

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Pure PRC government astroturf.

It's the equivalent of German exchange students protesting Charlie Chaplin over "The Great Dictator" in 1941.

It appears to me that these Chinese "students' associations" are what the Japanese "veterans' associations" were alleged to be in the 1930s. I'm sure that at the very least, they're involved in espionage recruitment.
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