ChineseTiger1986
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China should award some western anti-war activists for their courage of standing up against their government.
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Would this prize be for being 'anti-war' or for 'standing up' against the government? Or both? And there are anti-war activists and government critics inside China, no? What China should do is be more specific, such as and 'anti-US' award to the most prominent who is the most strident against the US government. Keep in mind that an accolade's prestige is only as good as the number of individuals desiring it. Do not forget to throw in some money as well.China should award some western anti-war activists for their courage for standing up against their government.
I say 'Bravo' to Jimmy. A lot of Americans would as well. This 'peace' award from China to Carter would be a double-edged sword for Jimmy.Wonder what people would say if Jimmy Carter wins lol.
And there are anti-war activists and government critics inside China, no?
Look who is being stupid here......Being 'anti-war' is an adjunct...Don't be stupid, the Norwegians just gave A peace prize to a government critic.
And it's damned hard to have an anti-war activist if your country is not at war.
...To being a government critic. And not even a necessary element at that. A war, or a potential one, is an opportunity to lend credence to one's criticism. An increase in defense spending can serve the same purpose. So if China is going to create a 'peace' prize......Said 'peace' prize should be quite specific in its targeting criteria lest it backfired because there are Chinese government critics, vis-a-vis Tiananmen Square, who will waste no time in exploiting China's support for NKR or defense build-up.ad·junct/ˈajəNGkt/
Noun: A thing added to something else as a supplementary rather than an essential part.
Adjective: Connected or added to something, typically in an auxiliary way: "alternative or adjunct therapies".
Am confident that behind closed doors -- oh Wikileaks where are thou ? -- That the Nobel committee regrets its decision and recognized that while no permanent damage was done to the Nobel's prestige, it will take a very long time to repair the prize's image. The Europeans have always been condescending to Americans any way. They know that it was used as a lollipop to a favored child -- Barack Obama.This peace prize seems to be all very important, I mean after Obama winning the prize last year, I expected people to take the prize with lots of salt! :s
Look who is being stupid here......Being 'anti-war' is an adjunct...
...To being a government critic. And not even a necessary element at that. A war, or a potential one, is an opportunity to lend credence to one's criticism. An increase in defense spending can serve the same purpose. So if China is going to create a 'peace' prize......Said 'peace' prize should be quite specific in its targeting criteria lest it backfired because there are Chinese government critics, vis-a-vis Tiananmen Square, who will waste no time in exploiting China's support for NKR or defense build-up.
In linguistics, an adjunct is an optional, or structurally dispensable, part of a sentence that, when removed, will not affect the remainder of the sentence
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adjunct_(grammar)
When you have to descend to this level it is clear to all that you have no argument. Pathetic.Look I don't want to argue about grammar but you can't even provide the correct definition for adjunct (as a part of speech)
You used anti-war activist as a noun that indicates a unique subject, apart from anti-government critic.
When you're wrong, at least be man enough to admit it.
When you have to descend to this level it is clear to all that you have no argument. Pathetic.
China should award some western anti-war activists for their courage of standing up against their government.