On 10/25/06, Louis Proyect <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This has nothing to do with the matter at hand, which is the supposed popularity of the Chinese government. You can say the same thing about the White Rose students who resisted Hitler: "small, marginalized, and divided". But that does not indicate that Hitler was popular.
Does not mean he was unpopular either - he did win 30% of votes in the 1932 presidential elections. if Hitler can command such a huge mass of support, is it so hard to believe the Chinese and Iranian governments may be slightly more popular? -raghu.
