Re: The contaminated milk product is a sign of moral vacuum in China.

On Sun, 14 Sep 2008 05:35:58 -0700 (PDT), jimwalsh3
<jimwalsh3@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On Sep 14, 12:43?pm, none <""bbb\"@(none)"> wrote:

Read what I wrote carefully. I'm not justifying Capitalism, and I'm
not justifying malpractice. I'm saying "learn to deal with it" cause
it's part of this modern industrial life. It happens everywhere all
around the world all the time.

If "learn to deal with it" means engaging in political action
(demonstrations, speeches, voting) to try to get laws passed to
regulate capitalists so that they don't sell poisonous milk products
for babies, then I agree with you.

If you deny the Chinese people are not doing exactly that and
possibility doing more than you have suggested, then you are
intentionally being stupid. China is improving. With each disaster
either natural or man-made, China is moving forward and no one can
stop it.


If it means "get used to it", then you should be ashamed of yourself.
No one should get used to the sale of poisonous milk products for
babies.

I never said anything even close to that. Stop misinterpreting my
words.
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