[Zhang Fei]

China's policy of systematically excluding Tibetans from the territory's development may have brought recent events to a head. On the bright side, Tibet's Han conquerors are living it up.

[consistentpatriot]

This is the time not just for Tibet for China as a whole, a revolution for liberation.

[Incorrigible]

 

Freedom!!!

 

[Fishing-guy]

Sounds like a Chinese version of the 1992 LA riot.

[yldstrk]

Communist Chinese “culture” is an abomination.

[TigersEye]

Back at that nightclub in Lhasa, I asked the young owner whether he thought that the rising inequality was worrisome. His sanguine response nodded to the Chinese policy of seeking stability in Tibet by flooding it with Chinese: "It is very Han-friendly," he said. "There are many Sichuanese people now, [so] I feel more comfortable."

That sums up Chinese arrogance very well. For them the Tibetans don't really exist.

[Wuli]

the same 1,000s year old gradual ethnic genocide the han chinese have been practicing since they solidified their first mainland empire

the red commies didn’t invent this, they simply continue it

10,000 - 1,000 years ago it was various sectors of south-eastern and southern ‘china’

today it’s the tybetans and the uighurs

many now-dominant groups in southeast asian countries used to reside mostly, 1,000s of years ago, in southern ‘china’

forced out by the han empire builders they moved further south and forced out many of the indengenous peoples of southeast asia - like the hmong and others who earlier dominated vietnam and laos