Dalai Lama Speaks at Madison Funny

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The Dalai Lama spoke at Madison (yes I was in seats far away). He was actually quite humorous throughout the entire thing. The introduction was no exception.

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  • Chinas TOP 10 1) Racism 2) Torture 3) Brutality 4) Pollution 5) Repression 6)  Executions 7) Slave Prisons 8) Internet Censorship 9) Human Rights Abuse 10) Foulmouthed Vulgar Lowlifes "A lie repeated a hundred times becomes the truth." -Chairman Mao
  • wtf? even if its true, that amount of money is miniscule. you make guns more expensive than that in your country. i would say dali lama staying in a nice hotel is money well spent.

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  • This is what separates the Dalai Lama from people like you; he told the people to stop protesting when the olympic torch passed through Tibet, and he teaches of love.

  • lol oleedee

    great response

  • I was there. He is a delightful soul and filled the room with positive energy. I was so glad I got to go because it was rumored that would be his last visit to Madison.

  • Karma can do a better job that we can.  Screw off.

  • Thank you the voice of America!

    Karma, as you sow so shall you reap.

    America is bankrupt.

    Good luck.

  • you shouldnt talk to morons like that, they could get upset because they dont understand the easiest things :)

    no knowledge but a big mouth, bigefm

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