Tibetans shave heads in Harvard Square, Cambridge, Mass.

Over 40 Tibet supporters shaved their heads to mourn the deaths of Tibetans killed in Tibet and to protest the arrival of the Olympic torch in San Francisco.

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[cooltara411]

my father is the man shaving his head. and who are you to say we have no proof of the killings in tibet.

do u seriously think watching the news will help? china is paying the news companies to talk less about china and not speak the truth. except for CNN>

my father had long hair n even my mother told him to cut it but he never listened for fifteen years. so do you really think he would cut his hair for some publicity thing or for the truth and for a free tibet.think about it.

[cooltara411]

i am so sad to see that there are such chinese people still liek you.

you are just saying this because liek all people, u r defending ur own country. i get that. but wen he or she knows that their country is lying, is it right to protect that.

tibet has always been our own country. n we will one day be free.

i hope one day u will understand it and most iportantly, accept the fact. ur country has been lying all along.

free tibet

china get out!

its not urs. its ours.

[cooltara411]

to drunkard9999. wow,ur name fits perfectly with ur personality. u type of people really fustrate me. u know nothing about tibet n all these things ur saying is from ur view point. not the truths view points.

as you can see, somson12 is tibetan and he is trying to compromise with u about tibet just liek the dalai lama.

as u can see, ur chinese. n ur liek ur government. arguing n trying to fight n hating all the tibetans.

YOu are chinese. u fight.

we are tibetan. we compromise n want peace

[drunkard9999]

It is quite late now.

I apologized to you, Somson12, if you are the tibetan in the vedio for my first comment.

Since my english is not good euough, my humor failed. sorry for that.

[drunkard9999]

As a leader of a religion, I respect Dalai Lama.

He is a pacificist. However, his organization is quite violent. They killed many people in the accident last month.

If you are discussing with me about democracy, it is ironical that you educate me with Dalai Lama. I have no mind to offense you and your religion. But from the political view, he was ever a ruler of a serf-slave region. Was that possible that you get democracy under a serf-slave system?

[drunkard9999]

Especially when even Chinese nationals are jailed, tortured, killed 4 speaking out & world media band in Tibet?

Do you have enough evidence to say that? I know several days ago, a united term from different countries went to Tibet to investigate the violent commotion in tibet. I think the report will publish later.

Do you know how many people killed by those 'free tibetan' (I don't think they are tibetan), 18！ How many people were wounded, hundrends!

[drunkard9999]

I think many persons will disagree that Olympic games is a political thing especially. Dont forget the tenet of olympic games. People would hold together friendly instead of fighting each other.

In fact, it is not the chinese government but some persons who uses the olympic games as a political tool making all chinese suffering.

[drunkard9999]

I disagree that the torch has become a symbol fo the chinese government. How could it be? All the chinese welcome this international sports. We have souls, have our own thoughts.

Did you see the support from the chinese were much more than the protest from some one unknown?

Our chinese made the world angry? By how? Because we sold cheap goods that we producted using our own materials? Tell me the number of tibetan living foreign countries and the number of tibetan living in China.

[drunkard9999]

In the past thousands of years, Tibet was a part of China. In the coming future, it will be still a part of our chinese. Tibetan is one nation of chinese, there are totally 56 nations in China.

As to the old tibet, do you know what was its society politics ? It was a serf-slave society. Would it be possible that you criticize and protest the ruler in a serf-slave society?

[somson12]

drunkard999. I am Tibetan u r Chinese. I hope one day we can both walk in China and Tibet freely, criticize & protest both governments when we feel they are doing wrong and not get jailed, tortured and killed for it. That is freedom!