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There was a Chinese delegation at the Beehive today, and part of the
reception was two groups of protestors, one making points about human
rights, forced organ transplants, oppression of Falun Gong followers and
such.

The second group was there to express support China. But oddly, that
group, unlike the first, was not willing to talk to media at all. DonrCOt
they understand the point of public demonstrations in a free society? ItrCOs all about raising publicity for the point yourCOre making. If you donrCOt want to talk about the point yourCOre making, then what point are you making, exactly?
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From Newsgroup: nz.general

On 2025-11-20, Lawrence DrCOOliveiro <ldo@nz.invalid> wrote:

There was a Chinese delegation at the Beehive today, and part of the reception was two groups of protestors, one making points about human rights, forced organ transplants, oppression of Falun Gong followers and such.

The second group was there to express support China. But oddly, that
group, unlike the first, was not willing to talk to media at all.

With only 37% of the population having trust in the media , it really is a
long shot that a discussion with them will be productive.

DonrCOt
they understand the point of public demonstrations in a free society? ItrCOs all about raising publicity for the point yourCOre making. If you donrCOt want
to talk about the point yourCOre making, then what point are you making, exactly?

They are drawing attention to China's cause. Just being there and being
noticed is the point they were making.
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On 20 Nov 2025 20:28:28 GMT, Gordon <Gordon@leaf.net.nz> wrote:

With only 37% of the population having trust in the media

That high? Really?

Bill.
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