What may become of the Olympics in China

Or, what won't become of the Olympics.

Being Chinese, I was saddened along with my countrymen back in 1994 in to learn that China was not selected to host the Olympics in 2000. Fast forward many years later, my education in the West, along with my new gained sensibilities, has enabled me to gain perspective on the national morale and capabilities of the ruling Chinese people, and my initial decision of support has now turned to censure.

China has long lost its core values of equality and 'comradeship' between that of its citizens. The ruling Han population (which I am part of) gives no regard to the other populations of people they alive alongside them. Furthermore, the economic bourgeois (i.e. the growing middle class) has oppressed the very people that have long lived alongside them, who has clothed and fed them when the great Mao made them equals in the 1960s. What has since emerged in the late 1970s is a generation of mutated, puesdo-Western, capitalistic and morally lacking Chinese people. Given that their children have now slowly crept up the ladder, I shudder to think what will become of this country and its people as time passes.


What I purpose:

The time is ripe for the Second Cultural Revolution. The reeducation of the current-day Chinese youth is imperative in:

1. Destroying their capitalistic, Starbucks obsessed mindsets. For every cup of "Western beverage" they consume, the close to 30RMB price can help to buy food for the people in the countryside. This baltant disregard for people of their own culture, ethnic background, is sickening.



2. Mass extermination of the current bourgeoisie class. This is done for the good of the People and its future - no questions asked.
2a. More realistically, the current bourgeoisie need to be sent to reeducation camps. Those who fail can then be subjected to elimination.

3. Those who have "escaped" the last Cultural Revolution by all means must be sent to reeducation camps for prolonged periods of time.

4. Replace the current leftest CCP members with conservative hard-liners that will, and has shown support for my proposal for the Second Cultural Revolution.

This is what China should be:



I spit on this China (and presumably will certainly send the people in this picture to reeducation camps):


As a final note, there will not be the Olympics in Beijing in Summer 2008. The oppressed masses will overthrow the ruling capitalistic puppet-government who has used the Olympics as a means of garnering whats little left of the Chinese national spirit. The true national spirit of China will emerge when the People have taken down their oppressors, when the PLA will be on the People's side, and when the bourgeoisie sent to the guillotines (or ditches, historical preferences noted)