各位海外的同胞，能不能告诉我，89年的六四是怎么样回事？
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哎。。。怎么说呢民主对中国来说还需很长一段时间啊，至少在这届和下一代领导人都没啥希望，加拿大美国再怎么样至少人民还有选举权，中国呢？来个提名全票通过。。。
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与其说是暴力政党，不如说是暴力人民，因为没有这些暴力人民的支持，暴力政党也上不了台。当你从小的潜意识里相信了政府宣传的那套“暴力革命”的理论的时候，你就已经成为他们中的一员了。
三维人生太说教，处处以自己所见，但是又没有见到真正的现场为佐证，难以让人信服，况且有太过于托大之嫌，语言之空洞无物，不虚心的给出事实依据，对不同意见之人一棍子的打死，让人清醒清醒，大家都不是小孩，都有自己自己认识和感知能力，你可能很久没回国了吧？？你回去问问或者调查一下这一代的小孩思想再以老资格呐喊别人清醒清醒。我也认为8964那样处理不对，但是你给出一个正确或者更恰当的方案出来？你都去广场喊口号，打砸士兵，以及蔓延到全国打砸政府，攻击法制机关，这还不是要推翻某党谋制度？我其实也是也对现在的种种现象深恶痛绝，但是你这种对待国家的偏见或不公正，你这种在外舒舒服服的指指点点，而对国内那些辛辛苦苦建设祖国的人指指点点，你不觉得很那个吗？？总的来说你的观点让人不可信服和接受。看看现在所谓民主运动人士都跟些什么人混在一起？？？？？说老实话，我以前真的以为他们真的很伟大，以全国人民的自由民主抛头颅；洒热血。现在别再沽名钓誉了，贞节牌坊和汉奸（国奸）还是选一样为好。
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Opposition to the Vietnam War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
anti-vietnam war movements, see how many were arrested:
1971 and after
Avoiding service in the Vietnam War later became an issue in American politics. Politicians criticized for avoiding service included Vice-President Dan Quayle, President Bill Clinton, and Vice-President Dick Cheney, President George W. Bush.
Opposition to the Vietnam War in Australia followed along similar lines to the United States, particularly with opposition to conscription. While Australian disengagement began in August 1971 under Prime Minister John Gorton, it was not until the election of Gough Whitlam in 1972 that conscription ended.
On April 23, 1971, Vietnam veterans threw away over 700 medals on the West Steps of the Capitol building[6]. The next day, antiwar organizers claimed that 500,000 marched, making this the largest demonstration since the November, 1969 march[7].
Two weeks later, on May 5, 1971, 1,146 people were arrested on the Capitol grounds trying to shut down Congress. The total of those arrested during the protest exceeded 12,000. Abbie Hoffman was arrested on charges of interstate travel to incite a riot and assaulting a police officer. [8]
In August, 1971, The Camden 28 conducted a raid on the Camden, New Jersey, draft board offices. The 28 included five or more members of the clergy, as well as a number of local blue-collar workers.
On March 29, 1972, 166 people, many of them seminarians, were arrested in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, for encircling the Federal Courthouse with a chain, to protest the trial of the Harrisburg Seven[9].
On April 19, 1972, in response to renewed escalation of bombing, students at many colleges and universities around the country broke into campus buildings and threatened strikes[10]. The following weekend, protests were held in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and elsewhere[11].
On May 13, 1972, protests again spread across the country in response to President Nixon's decision to mine harbors in North Vietnam[12] and renewed bombing of North Vietnam (Operation Linebacker).
The bombing of Hanoi on December 24, 1972 resulted in harsh reactions from the prime-minister of Sweden, Olof Palme. During his famous speech that same day to the media (nowadays referred to as "The Christmas Speech"), Palme expressed harsh criticism for the war, comparing it with several of Nazi Germany's worst deeds. This froze the diplomatic climate between the United States and Sweden, a freeze that lasted until March 1974.
anti-vietnam war movements, see how many were arrested:
1971 and after
Avoiding service in the Vietnam War later became an issue in American politics. Politicians criticized for avoiding service included Vice-President Dan Quayle, President Bill Clinton, and Vice-President Dick Cheney, President George W. Bush.
Opposition to the Vietnam War in Australia followed along similar lines to the United States, particularly with opposition to conscription. While Australian disengagement began in August 1971 under Prime Minister John Gorton, it was not until the election of Gough Whitlam in 1972 that conscription ended.
On April 23, 1971, Vietnam veterans threw away over 700 medals on the West Steps of the Capitol building[6]. The next day, antiwar organizers claimed that 500,000 marched, making this the largest demonstration since the November, 1969 march[7].
Two weeks later, on May 5, 1971, 1,146 people were arrested on the Capitol grounds trying to shut down Congress. The total of those arrested during the protest exceeded 12,000. Abbie Hoffman was arrested on charges of interstate travel to incite a riot and assaulting a police officer. [8]
In August, 1971, The Camden 28 conducted a raid on the Camden, New Jersey, draft board offices. The 28 included five or more members of the clergy, as well as a number of local blue-collar workers.
On March 29, 1972, 166 people, many of them seminarians, were arrested in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, for encircling the Federal Courthouse with a chain, to protest the trial of the Harrisburg Seven[9].
On April 19, 1972, in response to renewed escalation of bombing, students at many colleges and universities around the country broke into campus buildings and threatened strikes[10]. The following weekend, protests were held in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and elsewhere[11].
On May 13, 1972, protests again spread across the country in response to President Nixon's decision to mine harbors in North Vietnam[12] and renewed bombing of North Vietnam (Operation Linebacker).
The bombing of Hanoi on December 24, 1972 resulted in harsh reactions from the prime-minister of Sweden, Olof Palme. During his famous speech that same day to the media (nowadays referred to as "The Christmas Speech"), Palme expressed harsh criticism for the war, comparing it with several of Nazi Germany's worst deeds. This froze the diplomatic climate between the United States and Sweden, a freeze that lasted until March 1974.
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死伤的人里有我的亲友, 其中包括坐在家中吃晚饭的人. 骑车去西单,同行的朋友见了党兵的责问"为什么向老百姓开枪?" 子弹立刻就追了过来. 后来去医院看到许多年轻人被坦克碾去上,下或左右身的尸体,感受可谓惊,骇,和耻辱!!!
以阁下所见, 上述算不算的上实证? 我对政府的批评比起掠夺生命来说可以说要公正地多. 你有没有想过正是因为政府到现在都不肯就六四向国内外人民说真话是多么的不公正? 就算现在的年轻人有自己的认识和感知能力, 对课本里新闻中被禁止的信息又能有多少感知和认识? 为什么现在大部分25以下的人根本就不知道六四时政府向老百姓动用了坦克机关枪? 难道政府无视百姓做人的尊严就对得起千千万万辛辛苦苦建设国家的人? 为什么把对政府的批评当成是对个人的侮辱? 看样子你没有经过文化大革命, 但为什么动不动就要给人扣帽子? 为什么?...
我的观点你可以不同意. 但重要的是你要用自己的头脑思索.
