rockypath

你又唔洗咁快對號入座, 大把人會同你一齊咬文嚼字同我拗. 你放心, 你都有千千萬萬同道中人. 但吾道亦不孤.
我講既野, 你明就明, 詐唔明又得, 唔明又可以, 隨你啦, 對號入座更適隨尊便. 你自我感覺良好就得啦. ...
rainbow-davie 發表於 2009-6-7 18:11

I think you just told me that I can basically ignore what you said.

somewhereintime

Canadian women became eligible to vote in 1916,
Chinese Canadian did not get to vote until after WW2
The moral of the story is:
You will not get anything without  putting up a fight,
there is something in life worth to die for.
If I live in the age of Dr. Sun , I'd die for revolution,
If I live in Anti-Japanese war, I would join the Red Army, like what My uncle did.
But now, I chose to be an absentee.
My uncle joined the Red Army(before PLA) to protect his motherland, he believed that
the New Government would foster a better country.
My father's 3 younger siblings died starving in early 50's, while Mao sent all the supplies to support North Korea.

rockypath

Canadian women became eligible to vote in 1916,
somewhereintime 發表於 2009-6-7 18:42

It is right, but not quite right. Please keep looking up the answer.

rainbow-davie

I think you just told me that I can basically ignore what you said.
rockypath 發表於 2009-6-7 18:21

係呀, 如果你睇完我寫既野, 撫(良)心自問, 覺得好安心既, 咪當我唱歌囉.
如果你睇完好能嬲, 咁咪諗下我踩到你邊條尾囉. 係咁簡單.

somewhereintime

63# rockypath

In 1918, Canadian women obtained the right to run for a seat in the House of Commons. 50 years after the male.  Certain thing in life is worth to fight for.

rockypath

63# rockypath

In 1918, Canadian women obtained the right to run for a seat in the House of Commons. 50 years after the male.  Certain thing in life is worth to fight for.
somewhereintime 發表於 2009-6-7 19:01

I would make the question to be more specific -- "when was the time Canadian woman won the full rights for general election".

mcjohnjohn

政治既話題o係LYK幾時都係咁受歡迎既~
改革歷程之中, 總會有d 人犧牲. 希望有朝一日改革完成之時, 能夠比番一個名份d 犧牲者啦~

rockypath

I would make the question to be more specific -- "when was the time Canadian woman won the full rights for general election".
rockypath 發表於 2009-6-7 19:06

Well, I think I have to answer the question myself.

Canadian women in Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan got the vote in 1916. But, Canadian women did not get the full rights for general election until 1960. It took almost 50 year since the first province grant the voting right to woman!!! Not to mention how long for Canadian women to fight for even the first provincial voting right (more than 100 years?).

So many people have been bombarding how evil Chinese CCP and its government are, but themselves know very little about the development history of Democracy and human right!!! Democracy just won’t happen overnight and it is a progress of continuing development and improvement.

It should be my turn to be speechless.

chobit

I am hardly somone who is into polictical topics.., as I simply don't have the time and energy to do so.  I barely know enough about 6.4, but I am glad to be able to learn so much through LYK recently.  I feel like replying many of the posts, but I doubt I would able to keep up with the replies..!  Therefore, I just keep quiet and continue my reading instead.  However, I am glad to find many of the replies do share my same point of view.

While I don't agree with the method of killing for their own gains.., however we learn that killing does seem to be a necessary part of the process to make history.  I am not talking about the right/wrong here, but just want to stated the fact here.  I'll go back to some posts are replies... but please forgive me for now going to be able to reply them all back... later..

Well, I think I have to answer the question myself.

Canadian women in Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan got the vote in 1916. But, Canadian women did not get the full rights for general election  ...
rockypath 發表於 2009-6-8 01:43

chobit

For those who sort of agaist Elder Deng's wrong doing, I do believe this a some questions worth answering..!  What real options are avaiable at the time which can yield us a better China?

I have to say it sincerely after reading your post (nothing personal) – “you should find out more about 6.4 from different sources. Not just things happened in Beijing and at Tiananmen Square, but ...
rockypath 發表於 2009-6-6 23:52