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Should the World Boycott Olympics?
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It is easier to destroy relationships than to make them or to repair them.

 Should the World Boycott Olympics?

The ancient Olympic Games have been created with the purpose of halting wars and in order to afford the belligerent parties an opportunity to talk, to learn about each other’s intentions and eventually to bring about peace.  

By allowing the Olympic Games to go on , we show the Chinese that there is another way to do busines.  All action done in spite of someone should not expect positive results.

The athletes after so much effort, hope and anticipation do not deserve this.  It is our obligation to give them the opportunity to compete. We should not create a precedence case, for the others to use.

Should the World Boycott Olympics?


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Reviewed by Cryssa C
Reviewed on April 18, 2008
Your first sentence says it all...
Cryssa

Reviewed on April 14, 2008
YES!! I think they should do this; they're letting politicks get into the way of the spirit of competition, and that is a sad, unfortunate thing for those athletes who worked so hard to get there!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Texas, Karen Lynn. :(

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on April 14, 2008
YES! ! ! because we hear so much about not mixing Politics and Sport, but China is not interested in Sports per se, they want, wish, will go to any extremes to forward their image, their demagog system.
They want to show the world the "spontaneous" hurrah! ! ! from "their" people.
But, the Chinese demagoges are also dumb and arrogants, in the eve of the Olympic Games they thought that they could get away with another Tieneman Square kind of massakre against munks in Tibet (which hasn't been nor should be part of any imperialist China)
The Chinese should be humbled once and for all, we owe that to nearly one a humanity of one billion in the base of that power pyramid.
Boicot? YES, and tell IOC that they can forget about the money which are most important to them than the spirit of the Olympic Games.

Georg E Mateos
Sweden

Reviewed on April 13, 2008
Not just NO to boycotting...but HECK NO! The Olympic games are for the athletes, not for the governments. If anyone wants to make a statement, hold your "signs" up in front of the Chinese Embassy in your own countries, not at Beijing; stop buying "Made in China" products, but do not hold the athletes hostage!
Great point to bring up for opinions, Emile.
Micke

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