The CCP could spend less on military and space project and use the fund
on education. 50% of the budget is more than adequate for defending the country.
There is only 1 potential enemy(US) and it is bankrupted already.
In your example, I would say that to a certain extent, medical professionals already take age, probability of survival and relapse into account. They are already less likely to recommend invasive procedures and stronger medications with greater side effects. I don't want to speculate whether this comes from a purely humanitarian consideration, or whether it is the result of pure efficiency / cost-benefit analysis. But at the end of the day, unless a person decides to give it all up himself, everyone deserves to live and die in dignity. And thus you have to strike a balance between humanitarian considerations and stone cold efficiency.
The CCP could spend less on military and space project and use the fund
on education. 50% of the budget is more than adequate for defending the country.
There is only 1 potential enemy(US) and it is bankrupted already.
somewhereintime 發表於 2009-12-13 14:57
The sad truth is, from the 60th anniversary parades, you can easily see that the leaders still have their mindsets dead set on military prowess and hard influences. Certainly the mindset is deeply ingrained in the structure of both the CPC and the PLA -- the power and influence of every successful CPC leader is intimately linked to his control/support of the PLA. The 槍桿子 itself is at the very core of how the current government is found.
I can only hope that in time, Mainlanders and the government will grow to become more civilized, and emerge out of their primitive military power-based mindset.
No need to relate to deeper politics. It's very simple. Regulations are there!
If poor students can bring their families to 宿舍, why richer students cannot? So it's a special authority and privilege to poor ones? Doesn't make sense. Once one case is allowed to do so, everybody can do the same, then all regulations will become meaningless (same to laws). Do you think all regulations and rules and laws shouldn't even need to exist in the first place?
Nobody 逼死 her. It's her own problem. She chose how her life ended. Why blame on others, why it was others' responsibility?! Be mature.
阿Lik大佬, one thing is one thing, two things are two things. Please don't mix them up.
Please don't tell me she jumped down all because of this sentence "無錢就咪鬼來讀書". Then her heart was so fragile, will commit suicide sooner or later anyways even she can't catch a bus or something. Again, it's her problem. Why blame the school?
If you are that 有良心同有人性, go take her mom and all dependents to your home and you raise them all lor. Don't just talk here on the paper!
發表於 2009-12-13 14:51
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