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Buddhist monks and nuns comprise a substantial proportion of society in the valleys of Tibet.
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BBC - Its not China ITS TIBET
While Tibetans certainly should have the right to decide their own fate, Tibet has been a part of the Chinese empire for centuries since Ghengis Khan conquered China and Tibet and unified them, and it is still part of China now. All I am saying is that the BBC made a statement of fact, it's not a value judgment.
@@user-ic4ce8xb5v And after Ghengis Khan Tibet invaded and occupied China ...........China plundered Tibet for its gold and mineral wealth thousands of Tibetans starved because 800,000 yaks were slaughtered to feed China
I suggest you read the unknown story of Mao ........... a monster
@@MrHW54 I am aware of that, of course that is unacceptable. Unfortunately, that doesn't change the fact that Tibet is a part of China. Hawaii and Texas and California are also part of America, their riches plundered by white people and native populations marginalized or entirely extinguished (worse than Tibet I would say). While they shouldn't be part of America, they are. Same goes for Tibet.
im tibetan myself. i dont think making fun of chinese people will do anything to free tibet.
Glad to see this video but i wanted to know which part of Tibet is this temple??
The horn reminds me of free tibet concert mix.
If you guys are interested in the Tibetan culture and how Buddhism is incredibly influential in the lifestyle over there, definitely watch My Reincarnation. It's a really inspiring and educational documentary but it also touches on the intersection of modern life with that of the ancient traditions. I just think more people should see this movie! bitly .com/t3FuWB
@ComradeFlorian31 The Dalai was still a child when china's storm troopers burned and murdered it's way across Tibet
After 10 years, it's still disappointing that the BBC screened a series accepting the Chinese line that occupied Tibet is part of China. At the time I suppose it was hoped that, through trade, China would eventually accept Western values. I think they've learned to be a bit warier of Chinese govt claims now.
Of course, treating monks like a curiosity, on a par with some unusual wild animal, is also patronising and stupid.
Tibet is NOT CHINA
this is fasinating
notice pailin isnt really there, i wonder whos story this was
cool
Sound of universe
Do u understand
@Scuziful me too
Spread of Tibetan Buddhism across the world makes china go wild in frustration?
What a caption
Forget India and China; Tibet should be their own country!
FREE TIBET!!!
@kotomoidealmcky: So Pakistan created this Chaos in Kashmir and on the other hand India gave refuge to Tibetan leader Dalai lama and also to many Tibetan who cross border to come to India risking their lives. When I was in New Delhi, I have heard stories of Chinese aggression from Tibetan people who used to work there.
wow, this is so strange!
@nilbud
Even if you dislike all religions, what the Moaist government did to the tibetan people was inexcusable in every possible way.
No people have the right to wipe a religion or culture off the map by murder or torture.
Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves. Matthew 7:5
“There is no other path, only the single Buddha path”- Lotus Sutra chapter 2
@nilbud Are the traditions and rituals of Tibetian Monks/nuns more superstitious than carrying a crucifix around or praying at the wall of a long destroyed temple? How about walking around a stone block in the desert? What about choosing no religion and have the ritual of smarting off about other peoples religious beliefs?
Buddhism is woven into Tibetan sense of Identity and wipe it would be equivalent of wiping Tibetan identity. People who are non-believers are free to be one. Forcing someone to follow the religion against their will is a sin for Tibetans. If you don’t believe in religion it’s okay but please learn to more accepting of other ideologies that differ from yours. Nobody is going to come after you with a pitchfork and force you be religious.
@Theshofumiah1 Shaolin monks do search them up =]
i want to see some kungfu
Religions/Philosophies aren't always the best answer for what ails a society. That is clear, but for you to single out that particular belief structure as primitive superstitious with out addressing the over all failings of all belief structures is what i was pointing out. Turning to name calling is a good sign that one cannot accept ideas or criticism which counter your beliefs. Lets talk maturely and enjoy the ride.
@pathfinder756 It's mostly propaganda both ways that make people think things are as bad as you say. All schools and most TV stations in Tibet still talk in Tibetan, and literacy and poverty were devastating before the Maoists took over. Tibet was a poor, highly illiterate country(well over half of the population couldn't read and non-monks were almost all entirely impoverished) country that was a Feudal Theocracy. The monasteries literally controlled everything on a feudal level.
"Only a vulgar mind would insist on its own way"
"in 1959 there were 6.3 million"
I read Tsering Shakya's book "Dragon in the Land of Snows". He puts the 1959 population at ~1 million. Sure, Tibetans were killed during the Cultural Revolution, and you can term that genocide, mass murder, whatever. But presenting unsubstantiated historical demographic data is shoddy at best. Plus, it won't do a thing to advance the Tibetan cause. If you just want to argue demographics, then we won't know for sure until the Chinese archives are opened.
@pathfinder756 Though I'm not saying either was good, but Tibet was absolutely terrible before the Maoists, and though they have less rights, the Chinese government has improved on a lot of things that the Tibetan Theocratic government didn't care about, like roads, infrastructure and public non-monastic schools. I'm just saying that it's not as blindly one-sided as people think. You should look up the religious-fueled laws and things that were going on before the Communists took over.
U fucking communists china's intention to build road r just to transport Tibet rich natural resources.. China's government is very greedy.. Fuck Chinese government
@alfredsri i thought Buddhist didn't believe in a god.
lol....0.56 : She luks pretty ;)
She's a nun
budhism is liek the best religion there is ... look at christianity .... look at islam ... SAD!
@lycopene1 practice tibetan buddhism under the wrong teachers/guru or false Panchen Lama
@nmgscp
Thank you for realizing this. For Tibet (and the rest of China for that matter) to get better, there must be change from within. Armed aggression and riots will only be put down violently.
WTF
Y dem buddahists have bazookas am mad..
@HumanRightsVideosT Even as late as the 1930s people had their eyes gouged out, this was done to Lungshar for example, for advocating reform. Common people were punished like that much more often so stop talking rubbish please
@alienboy366 Buddha was a great guy actually, too bad the Dalai Lama perverted his original teachings and made Tibet a place of slavery and backwardness
Religion....what a waste of time and energy.
Read some of our scriptures, then you can speak and have an opinion on our religion
@lycopene1 Dalai Lama has done more harm to Buddhism than anyone else in history. Tibetans lived as slaves under his rule, even minor offences were punished by amputation and even the gouging out of eyes. For more details see Michael Parenti's "Friendly Feudalism: The Tibet Myth"
U know nothing abt Tibet n His Holiness The Dalai Lama.. So it's better if u don't speak anything abt that.. U r misguiding other... Plz stop it..
Then why do Tibetans respect him so much and protest for a free Tibet?