It is just so shame to try to spoil the Olympic torch
By youless
@youless (112123)
Guangzhou, China
April 22, 2008 12:09am CST
I think we are all not cavemen. The Olympic Games should stand for the peaceful competition for all human beings. Hard to believe that some people try to spoil this holy ceremony.
A disable Chinese girl called Jin Jing experienced it in Paris. She held the Olympics torch and a blind man was behind her to hold her wheel chair. Some people still wanted to take away the Olympic torch from such a situation. What a shame!
Jin Jing is a brave girl. She is weak, and she is disable, but she still tried her best to protect the Olympic torch and I am so moved to see it.
I don't have to say more about it. I just want to tell people all over the world. That is the Beijing Olympics will still be one of the most successful Olympics. And China still goes forward to develop.
I love China
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@bluemoon4ever (288)
• South Africa
8 May 08
when the Westerns are bulging on "Peace and Humanity", then what are they doing towards a disabled and little young girl? Where are their "Peace and Humanity"? I am sorry and i try to be calm but this whole event really brings me mad.
Funny things are still to come after the event. There first comes some "high class" French politicians apologizing for the "unfortunate incident happened to JinJing in France during the Torch Relay". But we all know politicians are little better than a shiting horse. So we wont take that too seriously.
And then on the same day, the Govern of Paris actually holds a "Honoary medal to Dala Lama", who is supposed to be the one behind all the Tibet riots. So that is also called "Peace and Humanity"?
Shame on French politicians
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@cheongyc (5072)
• Malaysia
22 Apr 08
I was totally disgusted by the uncivilized act of harassing the torch passing ceremony, when I read about the news online. As what you said, it's a holy ceremony and shouldn't be stained by the filthy political agenda. It's a sport event and just simply have nothing to do with politics. Therefore, we should supported the Olympic grand opening and defy those people who intended take advantage by spoiling it! I am with you, youless!
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@Sir_bobby88 (8231)
• Singapore
1 May 08
It is because human nature is ugly . when they see something being outstanding , they are jealous and want ruin it yea .
@sarahruthbeth22 (43143)
• United States
22 Apr 08
It is a shame that people think it is okay to add politics to a event that was suppose to be politically free.I hope Jin Jing remembers fonding her experience with the torch.I don't know that much about China and I am looking forward to seeing how the games go, especially the opening ceremonies.It should be wonderful and so colorful.
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@wondericequeen (7876)
• Hong Kong
23 Apr 08
Well let me put it this way. I am a Chinese and of course I support the Olympics in China. At the same time, I think it's a worldwide sports event and no one should use this occasion to express their political views, it's about sports, it's not about political issues. But also, I think we, as Chinese, should focus on making the event successful instead of spending energy on protesting and stuff.
@bradhart (659)
• United States
22 Apr 08
The torch should be protested with every step every carrier takes, because that expression of freedom is exactly what china denies its own people. Saying you love china has got to be one of the most naive statements I have seen anyone on here make in a very long time. Saying you love china as a country is like saying you love the guy who lives in the big house on the corner who abuses his guests, rapes his kids, tortures his family and then has the never to tell you to but the hell out of his business.
@youless (112123)
• Guangzhou, China
22 Apr 08
When and where you have been to China? I was born and grow up here. I don't deny that there are still many problems in my country. However, there are still some positive aspects in my country, too. I don't feel I live in a suffering place. If you can't see anything good here, I am wondering whether you are _l_n_. I don't like insulting people, but I can't think out a suitable English word here. We can still discuss it in peace.
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@tigerdragon (4297)
• Philippines
22 Apr 08
i completely agree with you, my friend. but it seems that a lot of people are becoming more uncivilized to the point of using the games as a medium to express their anger. psychologically, most people have personal issues and they just found an avenue to divert their anger and frustrations through a cause to justify their incapability to handle or manage their life. it is good that somehow that there are people voicing out their discontent against the chinese government but somehow crossing beyond the line.doing it means that they are like the ones they are against with having a machiaveli principle in mind, the end justify the means..
@p3halliwel2005 (3156)
• Philippines
23 Apr 08
Oh I never heard about that. That is a shame for them to do that. That little girl and the blind man must have been so proud of bringing that torch. I wish I saw it.
@murtagh92 (182)
• United States
23 Apr 08
wow, ya, i totally agree with u.
all the other countries should just stay out of China's business, they're always trying to interfere, like in the Vietnam War, and wat comes out of it?? nothing but violence! it's all so stupid...lol, maybe i'm just spazzing cuz i'm chinese, but i'm really looking forward to the Olympic Games
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@chrissieatu (1033)
• China
22 Apr 08
It is so great to read this discussion here. Recently a lot of rumors are going on. I just can not understand why there are some many this kind of things connected with Beijing Olympic Games. After all, it is also s symbol of peace. Those who bear bad purpuse please leave the Olympic to be Olypic. I assume the whole world would like to enjoy a wonderful games.
I firmly believe that Beijing Olympic Games will be one of the most successful one. And China will keep walking.
@hcpoirot (1562)
• Indonesia
29 Apr 08
I had to agree with you on this. If those people wanted to protest about China, they should do it in other forum then try to spoil the Olympic torch ceremony and try to harrass a disable girl. Its a bad to harass a girl and but disable ones? Its despicable!
Sport should be just that. No politics should be involved in it. Sadly, probably that the way for the protestant people to gain media attention which is utterly wrong.
@gladiola (2)
• China
29 Apr 08
Olympic game is a peaceful cenemony .let's cheer for it . But somebody's broken active need us oppose it together . Believe that a new milestone shine in china again . Now all is on going ,let's do what we can do .support ? opposite ? We can make our offord to get it more successful .
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@frostmourne (62)
• China
30 Apr 08
I'm a Chinese.JinJing came wo our university(Tsinghua University) last week to attend our Award Distribution Ceremony of John`Ma Cup!She's beautiful,what's more,she's a brave girl.It's a great honor for me to shake hands with her.
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@jammy_ramesh (60)
• India
22 Apr 08
Well, any issue when being politicised becomes ugly. And that is exactly what happens all the time unfortunately.
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