When a Dissident Gets Asylum in A Country Where The Same Dissidence is Slinced

[Husar]

Indeed, the US gives Chen Guangchen asylum and hunts Snowden, it's a weird world. Both criticized their government for acting against the people under the guise of hunting criminals or something like that.

In the end we can just conclude that everybody just acts out of self-interest and no country is good in a more objective way.
Also wiki lists Adolf Hitler as a political dissident.

[HoreTore]

Also wiki lists Adolf Hitler as a political dissident.

lolwhat?

[Fragony]

Well he was one no, he got locked for rambling the cages. That it turned out to be a pretty good idea doesn't matter for the definition

[Ronin]

there is no good side...there is our side.

[HopAlongBunny]

subject/object

[Major Robert Dump]

Is this thread about Gerard Depardue?

[Papewaio]

there is no good side...there is our side.

As a heterosexual I object and objectify!

[HoreTore]

Well he was one no, he got locked for rambling the cages. That it turned out to be a pretty good idea doesn't matter for the definition

He got locked up for an attempted and failed coup. That's not being a political dissident. That's being a political asshole.

[Fisherking]

He got locked up for an attempted and failed coup. That's not being a political dissident. That's being a political asshole.

It all depends on your view point. One guys terrorist is another mans freedom fighter, you know that.

[Beskar]

If an Allied traitor supplied information to the Nazi's, I bet he would find comfort at Hitler's Bosom, even though the Nazi's were rigid in rooting out traitors.

Enemy of our Enemy is your Friend.

They benefit from the traitor, so why should they oppose him? Are you suggesting people are like Stannis Baratheon or Genghis Khan?

(Stannis is very lawful, he cut the fingers off a smuggler for smuggling goods for him. Genghis Khan was presented the body of a rival khan by his bodyguards, he slew them for breaking the law and killing their khan.)

[HoreTore]

It all depends on your view point. One guys terrorist is another mans freedom fighter, you know that.

....and I never used those terms. Being a political dissident means that you are hunted down because of your political views. The Weimar did not, sadly, hunt down Hitler or any other Nazi for their political views. Hitler was imprisoned for a crime, and can't claim being a dissident based on just that.

If he can, I'm going to list myself on wiki. After all, I disagree with the ruling party AND I once got a parking ticket. On a parking lot owned by the government. They're after me, I tell you!

After that, I'm going to cut my wrists with a macdonalds spoon and go cry with the emos.

[Xiahou]

Indeed, the US gives Chen Guangchen asylum and hunts Snowden, it's a weird world. Both criticized their government for acting against the people under the guise of hunting criminals or something like that.

In the end we can just conclude that everybody just acts out of self-interest and no country is good in a more objective way.

The former doesn't add up to the latter.

[Husar]

Is this thread about Gerard Depardue?

Yes, he also said Putin is a flawless democrat and Russia is a better country because low taxes.

The former doesn't add up to the latter.

You may be right, but both were really good points and thankfully weren't about maths.