So instead of you answering LEGITIMATE QUESTIONS you condemn media outlets as “rightie rags”.
Why not just answer the questions?
Since this is the current case and Walz is running to be Vice President of the United States, does he not have a duty to explain and clarify to the public why he once made such comments, and if he has changed his previous views, and if he condemns China’s system which the CCP openly and proudly asserts the tenets of “Marxism-Leninism” are “. . . correct and have tremendous vitality”?
What comments? Teaching his students about China and their Communist system? I am still waiting for you to point out where he did anything objectionable. You yelling about the CCP’s assertions are really irrelevant.
Can you can show me one single place where he praised the Communist system?
Since Walz is running to be Vice President of the United States, does he not have a duty to explain and clarify to the public why he once made such comments, and if he has changed his previous views, and if he condemns China’s system which the CCP openly and proudly asserts the tenets of “Marxism-Leninism” are “. . . correct and have tremendous vitality”?
Stop making ■■■■ up. Here is a LINK to his comments.
Walz’s remarks were reported in a 1991 article in Nebraska’s Alliance Times-Herald that focused on his work on student exchange programs in China. At the time, Walz was teaching social studies at a Nebraska high school.
Since Walz is running to be Vice President of the United States, does he not have a duty to explain and clarify to the public why he once made such comments, and if he has changed his previous views, and if he condemns China’s system which the CCP openly and proudly asserts the tenets of “Marxism-Leninism” are “. . . correct and have tremendous vitality”?
I read it, and said so earlier. There is nothing in this article that is other than factual. He’s not opining, not praising, just giving facts. Again, which comments do you object to?
Comments in the actual article, please. Not the editorializing by rightie outlets.
A puff piece article about Walz’s students having pen pals in China and Walz giving context to life in China being seen as Walz being totally a Communist sympathizer is certainly something that a brain addled by Bircher nonsense would find threatening.
The rest of the world is like… huh… that sounds neat that he did that with his students.
As previously pointed out, many who have read the published piece in question, have been left with the impression his comments imply support of China’s system:
So, since Walz is running to be Vice President of the United States, does he not have a duty to explain and clarify to the public why he once made such comments, and if he has changed his previous views, and if he condemns China’s system which the CCP openly and proudly asserts the tenets of “Marxism-Leninism” are “. . . correct and have tremendous vitality”?
JWK
In every oppressive country like communist China, socialist Cuba, North Korea, Venezuela, etc., where the people are disarmed, they suffer the loss of inalienable rights under an iron fisted government which lives large off the people’s labor. Forewarned is forearmed.
So, going to the party who made the comments quoted [Walz], and asking the party for clarification, seems to be the appropriate course of action.
I see you, as some other recent posters, avoid answering the questions asked:
Since Walz is running to be Vice President of the United States, does he not have a duty to explain and clarify to the public why he once made such comments, and if he has changed his previous views, and if he condemns China’s system which the CCP openly and proudly asserts the tenets of “Marxism-Leninism” are “. . . correct and have tremendous vitality”?
JWK
In every oppressive country like communist China, socialist Cuba, North Korea, Venezuela, etc., where the people are disarmed, they suffer the loss of inalienable rights under an iron fisted government which lives large off the people’s labor. Forewarned is forearmed.
I’ll be honest it sounds like he was praising Chinese culture more than anything else. And I mean Chinese culture is awesome despite the CCP so it’s perfectly reasonable.
