Thank you very much. It’s true that people’s attempt to change should come from people themselves, of whom I’m one. I know that we, as the oppressed, have to demand our freedom, and the oppressors will never voluntarily grant us our rights, as Martin Luther King, Jr. said. That’s why it’s crucial that people have to understand law-abiding is NO principal before unjust and immoral laws. We have to fight back.
Thanks for understanding.
As someone who deeply values human rights and inclusion, I completely understand with your perspective. It has always been the people that drive real societal change at its core. Sometimes standing and demanding one's rights as you put it is the only path to a truly free and just society with centered equity for all stakeholders.
Unfortunately, many take justice in their own hands unleashing violent prone mannered interests towards achieving societal needs . This is unfortunately unsustainable suggestion to progress forward instead gradual reshuffles can bring depthful impartations which contribute optimally across various fundamental acclaims by voices emerging diverse sources.
The way to demand freedom involves strategic planning and most of the time, also involves careful calculations. When it’s done, organizers have to implement it. Tactics can’t be discussed openly for protection issues. However, campaign will take all measures to protect its participants. Campaign itself, as long as peaceful, is legitimate, no matter if under an repressive regime.
But our discussions may also raise concerns from people outside China, which is really good. Thanks for discussing the issue with me.
