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Williams finished strong with six catches for 65 yards and a touchdown in the Buccaneers' win over Atlanta on Sunday.||||||| He finished the season with 13 catches for 197 yards and two scores in his last two games. He ended up just shy of 1,000 yards with 996 on the season.
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One year after throwing for 25 touchdowns and just six interceptions while leading the Buccaneers to 10 wins, quarterback Josh Freeman has come under fire in a turnover-filled 2011 campaign.
A year ago, he was called Josh Franchise.
At 6-foot-6, 250 pounds, Tampa Bay's 2009 first-round pick had the look and size of a franchise quarterback. After throwing for 3,451 yards with 25 touchdowns and just six interceptions in his second NFL year and his first as a full-season starter, Josh Freeman appeared as if he was ready to become an upper echelon quarterback and a bona fide star.
With an astounding 95.7 quarterback rating in 2010 during a record-breaking season, Freeman was playing like a franchise quarterback and was certainly living up to his first-round draft status.
But in what the Buccaneers organization and Tampa Bay fans were expecting to be a long-awaited playoff season in 2011, Freeman seems to have regressed after not having the benefit of real offseason work with offensive coordinator Greg Olson and quarterbacks coach Alex Van Pelt due to the NFL lockout.
Freeman has missed one game, at home against Carolina, due to a shoulder injury, and through 14 games this year he has completed 62.3 percent of his passes for 3,318 yards with 14 touchdowns and a career-high 19 interceptions.
There have been some improvements as Freeman's completion percentage has gotten slightly better and he will likely surpass his single-season passing yardage mark with 134 yards in the season finale at Atlanta. But what has Freeman drawing criticism this year is his touchdown-to-interception ratio, which is 14:19.
Freeman has been the victim of poor decision-making as well as a lot of tipped passes from his receivers falling into the hands of opposing teams. Opposing teams had a lot more than just six opportunities to intercept Freeman in 2010, but as luck would have it, defenders dropped more than a couple potential picks and that helped the young signal caller have an incredible season a year ago.
Freeman's most recent interception, which came at Carolina, was yet another pass that was tipped and picked off.
"The first half, excluding the first fumble, we only had two drives, scored on both," Freeman said. "And the second half, we came out and turned the ball over. We were trying to go out, push the tempo, get the ball in our playmakers' hands and make some things happen.
"I had the tipped pass. It could've been a little higher, but the guy made a great play on it. I thought it was going to be a big play when the ball left my hands. … Yeah, it just didn't go my way."
The same could be said about Freeman's 2011 season, which has included a sprained thumb and a cut on his thumb from an in-season gun range accident. It just hasn't gone his way.
"Some of them are jump balls that we aren't getting," Tampa Bay right tackle Jeremy Trueblood said. "Some of them are really good plays by DBs that really aren't Josh's fault. He plays a position where everything that goes well he gets the glory, and everything that doesn't go well he gets the criticism. It is what it is. He's a great quarterback and we have tremendous faith in him."
Through his first three seasons, Freeman has thrown 49 touchdowns and 43 interceptions, and if it makes you feel any better, Dallas legend Troy Aikman threw 31 touchdowns and a whopping 46 interceptions during his first three years as a starting quarterback in Dallas.
As good of a quarterback as the Super Bowl-winning Aikman was, he only surpassed 20 touchdowns in a season just one time, and that's a feat Freeman has already accomplished.
It took four seasons as a starter for New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning to post a QB rating over 77 and a completion percentage higher than 57.7 percent. At the conclusion of the 2011 campaign, Freeman will have two seasons in which he has completed over 61 percent of his passes and has a cumulative career QB rating of 79.3 heading into the Week 17 contest at Atlanta. In his first three seasons in the NFL, Manning had similar numbers to Freeman with 54 touchdowns and 44 interceptions.
The same could be said for Pittsburgh's Ben Roethlisberger, who had 52 touchdowns and 43 interceptions after his first three years in the NFL. Like Freeman, Roethlisberger experienced some statistical regression in his third season.
After two seasons in which Roethlisberger threw for 17 touchdowns and 11 interceptions (2004) and 17 TDs and nine picks (2005), he regressed in 2006, tossing just 18 touchdowns and a career-high 23 picks with a career-low 59.7 percent completion percentage.
Following three straight years with a QB rating over 101.8, the passer rating of San Diego's Philip Rivers has fallen to 86.6, which a lot of quarterbacks would love to have. After three straight years of completing over 65 percent of his passes, Rivers is only completing 62.4 percent of his throws, yet has still thrown for over 4,000 yards for the fourth straight season.
What has Rivers' critics up in arms is the fact that he has thrown 19 interceptions along with his 24 touchdowns and has fumbled a career-high seven times. There is nothing that will bring out a quarterback's critics like turnovers because they are such an important statistic in determining wins and losses in the NFL.
Like Rivers, Freeman is not a bad quarterback, just having a bad year. It's too early to give up on Freeman and suggest that the 2010 season was the fluke and that the 2011 campaign will be the norm going forward.
It's not uncommon for quarterbacks like Roethlisberger and Freeman to take a step back and have some regression early in their careers. That's happening to some of Freeman's contemporaries in New York's Mark Sanchez and St. Louis' Sam Bradford.
Sanchez has completed 56.2 percent of his passes for 3,267 yards with 24 touchdowns and 15 interceptions in 2011. Yet Jets fans were ready to crucify him after he completed just 50.8 percent of his passes and threw two interceptions and lost a fumble in a loss to the cross-town rival New York Giants. Keep in mind that Sanchez did throw a touchdown pass and run for another score in that game.
Sanchez, who was a first-round pick in 2009 like Freeman, has a career-high 79 QB rating in 2011 after having a 75.3 passer rating in 2010 after completing 54.8 percent of his passes for 3,291 yards with 17 touchdowns and 13 picks. Keep in mind that Freeman has already achieved a 95 quarterback rating for a season.
As for Bradford, he started all 16 games during his rookie season as the first overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, completing 60 percent of his passes for 3,512 yards with 18 touchdowns and 15 interceptions. Yet in 2011, Bradford has completed only 53.5 percent of his passes for 2,164 yards with six touchdowns and six interceptions.
Due to poor performance by the offensive line, Bradford hasn't had much time to drop back and survey they field. He was sacked 34 times as a rookie, and has been sacked 36 times in his second season, despite playing in just 10 games due to injuries. He also lost just two fumbles in 2010, but coughed the ball up seven times this season despite playing in fewer games.
The fact that quarterbacks like Bradford, Rivers and Freeman are having bad years doesn't make them bad quarterbacks. The talent is there in each of those players. The production from at least one successful season is also there to build upon.
There is no doubt that this season will provide the opportunity for Freeman to grow as a quarterback and better himself for a rebound season in 2012. People tend to learn more from their mistakes than their successes, and there will be plenty of mistake film to go over with Freeman's coaches in the spring. The only applicable question is which coaches will be around to tutor Freeman next year.
The Bucs have had spent their share of high draft picks and acquired quarterbacks on quarterbacks over the years from Doug Williams to Steve Young to Chris Chandler to Vinny Testaverde to Craig Erickson to Trent Dilfer to Shaun King to Brad Johnson and the closest Tampa Bay has come to drafting a franchise quarterback has been Freeman in terms of potential and tools. Like most third-year quarterbacks Freeman is still sharpening his tools and trying to live up to his potential.
"You aren't going to have a great year every year," said Bucs wide receiver Mike Williams. "It just happens. Sometimes it's the game plan and sometimes it's the adjustments that other teams make. He still has a lot of room to grow. I think he's going to be great. It would be foolish to give up on Josh Freeman. We've never given up on Josh and we never will."
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This is the 26th in a series of scouting reports on key players who are expected to become free agents March 13, unless they are re-signed or franchised before then.
News: LaRon Landry might be the best safety on the free-agent market, but his injury status leaves his future in doubt. For the second consecutive offseason, he's rehabbing from an Achilles injury that landed him on injured reserve to close out his season. After playing in 47 consecutive games to start his career, Landry now has missed 16 of the Redskins' past 33 games because of injuries. He has expressed his desire to return to the Redskins, and the team appears to want him back. But his shaky health status leaves that possibility hanging for a bit, and so far Landry is putting off surgery on his left Achilles this offseason, which could turn off teams from taking a chance on him.
Notes: Landry was the sixth pick in the 2007 draft, after being a four-year starter at LSU. He immediately entered the starting lineup as a rookie, playing well alongside the late Sean Taylor at safety, with only injuries knocking him out of the lineup since. One of the biggest hitters in the NFL when healthy, Landry moved into a more prominent playmaking role under current Redskins defensive coordinator Jim Haslett once he was asked to play closer to the line of scrimmage and not have to cover deep halves in the secondary. Landry was the Redskins' best defender the first half of the 2010 season, making 85 tackles (his third-highest total in his career) despite playing only nine games.
Positives: A ferocious hitter who can dislodge balls loose and knock unsuspecting receivers and runners out of the game, Landry has a great physique, good anticipation skills and wraps up ballcarriers well. He is an emotional player whose verve can spark a defense. Landry knows the schemes well, is assignment-sound and can help line up his teammates. He has great strength for the position and can match up with physical and quick tight ends, which the NFL has seen more of the past few seasons.
Negatives: Landry struggles in space and is not as instinctive against the deep pass. Although he has good range, his first step can be slow and he doubts what he sees in zone coverage at times. His penchant for injuries is concerning, as the physical toll he doles out also has come back to bite him the past few seasons. Landry also can allow his emotions to boil over at times and affect his play. He's not exceptional in man coverage down the field and wouldn't be an idea fit in a traditional cover-2 defense that would ask him to play full time in space.
Risk factor: It's high because of the injury quotient. It's likely the Redskins will want him back because they have no instant replacement on the roster yet (DeJon Gomes isn't ready, and he is not in Landry's caliber as an athlete). Landry only has played at an elite level for half of a season, the first eight games of '10, although it's fair to say he's a good playmaker. The guess is that the Redskins will offer him a one-year deal to come back — at less than he would have made if he was healthy — and if the other offers are not strong, he could remain in D.C.


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TNT's 2011-12 NBA schedule is heavy on the glamour teams, as you'd expect. The revamped 66-game schedule was released on Tuesday, and TNT -- which primarily hosts Thursday doubleheaders, but has some other special occasions mixed in -- will feature the Boston Celtics and L.A. Lakers 10 times each.
TNT will show 45 games this season, beginning with the season's very first match-up at 12 p.m. ET on December 25 between the Celtics and New York Knicks. The Knicks will be featured seven more times on the network.
The Miami Heat, a huge ratings driver last season, will be on TNT nine times, including in the opening slot in the network's first weekday doubleheader of the season on Tuesday, December 27 against Boston. The defending champion Dallas Mavericks have eight appearances on TNT scheduled, with the team debuting on Thursday, December 29 against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Viewers will note a distinct lack of familiar TNT combatants the San Antonio Spurs and Phoenix Suns. Over the last decade, perhaps no team but the Lakers has been featured on TNT as frequently as the Spurs and Suns. But Phoenix and San Antonio (who finished with the best record in the West last season) have just two appearances each scheduled.
Other teams with multiple scheduled appearances include the Chicago Bulls (seven), Orlando Magic (six), Thunder (six), Portland Trail Blazers (four), Golden State Warriors (four), L.A. Clippers (four), Utah Jazz (two), Memphis Grizzlies (two) and Denver Nuggets (two).
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As part of a settlement reached between Walgreens and top Bay Area prosecutors consumers could get an item for free or their money back.
The agreement announced Wednesday by the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office in conjunction with San Mateo, Contra Costa and Santa Cruz counties, requires the retailer and pharmacy to pay $1.425 million for violation of California's truthful advertising law. The suit claimed that Walgreens had overcharged consumers by failing, on multiple occasions, to ensure prices on its store shelves matched the prices charged at the cash register.
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Donohue added that sometimes consumers do not check their receipts after their item has been rung up. "The price at the registrar has to be the lowest price offered," she said.
As a result of the lawsuit, Walgreens has 60 days to offer a Scanner Price Guarantee to compensate consumers who find price discrepancies at the time of check out. According to the DA, the terms of the Scanner Price Guarantee will be posted in every Walgreens store in California for three years.
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"Walgreens have many things that they are doing to make sure that things are properly charged at in the store," said Donohoe. "For the consumer if they aren't charged properly it's an immediate recourse.
"It's about getting the public to police the injunction and make sure Walgreen's is acting properly," Donohoe said.
According to Donohoe the money will be split between the four counties that originally brought the suit and Weights and Measures departments in 27 locales that helped in the investigation. The counties will use their shares to fund consumer protection activities and the weights and measures departments will use theirs to recoup the costs of the investigation.
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Original post made by concerned citizen on Oct 21, 2011
I find it hard to believe that the United States of America still has diplomatic relations and open trade with a country as amoral and shockingly brutal as the People's Republic of China. It is a communist nation that shows little regard for human life and treats its own citizen without respect or decency. It is time for the United States to isolate China and lead an international effort to force a change in government in that country. It will cause some economic pain for us and others in the world, but it is the only moral thing to do.
We will need a phased approach to allow manufacturing and services to be moved to locations having acceptable systems of government, and it will take some time. We will need to explain to the world why it is in their interest and in the interest of the oppressed Chinese people that we put these measures into effect. We are ourselves complicit in this horrible crime if our own greed compels us to continue to buy goods from this country. To we turn a blind eye toward murder so that we can save 5 dollars on a cell phone? The Chinese government has shown no signs that it will stop end its oppression of its own people. No amount of free trade will do that.
We need to petition our government representatives to get this effort started. I'll be saying more, but I want to invite people to comment.
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on Oct 21, 2011 at 11:40 pm
The sad fact is there is just too much stuff made in China. Whether you like it or not, it would be very difficult to go for even a few weeks and not purchase something made in China. Expecting our government officials to care is a joke. They only thing they want to do is get re-elected. They will promise they are different during elections, but at the end of the day it is the same old thing...what can I do to get re-elected. Cutting off trade with China will not get any one re-elected. One big issue is, if we go to war with China, we lose. It really is a numbers game unless you bring nuclear weapons in, then everyone loses. it would be nice if we could be isolated, but that jsut isn't realistic.
on Oct 22, 2011 at 7:33 am
Ya want shockingly brutal and amoral, have you taken a gander at the GOP pres debates? If that little girl proved not to have health insurance, they'd be screaming to let her die. Not with my tax money!!!!!
on Oct 22, 2011 at 8:13 am
Concerned, Isolating China is most likely not in the best interest of the United States. There are issues of how much of our debt they hold, their being a nuclear power, and the other nations they trade with (and we are not so friendly with).
From what I saw, doctors did try to save the little girl. Tragedies like this occur every day everywhere in the world. I think I'd be asking about the mother before I'd be attempting to cut a nation off at the knees.
on Oct 22, 2011 at 9:37 am
-- Tragedies like this occur every day everywhere in the world.
Maybe you haven't seen the video. Did you see the behavior of both drivers and all the people just walk past as a little writhed and cried out in pain? Did you see the van run over the child twice, intentionally the second time? There is something deeply wrong with that country and that culture and its source is the communist government. I'll let your callous statement pass and give you the benefit of the doubt for now.
-- Isolating China is most likely not in the best interest of the United States.
It is in the best interest of the Chinese people and the United States of America for them to be free. The people of China cannot be freed from oppression if we do not confront them. Our greed keeps them living in oppression.
-- There are issues of how much of our debt they hold
I'll again let such an insensitive statement pass this time. To allow our greed to justify standing by while that amoral government continues to oppress its people makes us just as guilty as the people who walked by and ignored that little girl. I am fully aware of how much US debt the Chinese government holds and it poses no significant national security threat to the US. Wall Street may not like it, but it can certainly be handled if we phase in tariffs and restrictions in a measured and controlled way.
-- their being a nuclear power
That is not an issue. They know if they attacked the US or its allies with nuclear weapons, China would be completely annihilated by the US and European nuclear response. They wouldn't try it for the same reasons the Soviet Union didn't try it. It would be suicide. They are amoral but rational.
-- I think I'd be asking about the mother before I'd be attempting to cut a nation off at the knees.
The mother is not the issue here. It is the government. The Chinese government does need to be cut off, but at the head. The US and her allies have the economic power to do it. We may see a small drop in a precious standard of living. We may upset a few Wall Street bankers. But in the long run it will be a small price to pay for the liberation of a billion people and will probably ultimately result in greater prosperity for the World as fifth of its population embraces freedom.
We need to get it done. Boycott China.
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on Oct 22, 2011 at 10:17 am
I saw. I don't know if it's an entire country or the actions of a few individuals. I also saw Chinese parents grieve when their children were crushed in substandard schools. They are not an uncaring people. Do you have the same outrage for every place/country, including the US, where similar and even worse tragedies occur?
Freedom--the US's concept of freedom? Isn't one of our flaws as a government our arrogance in insisting that everyone be like us? We provide jobs that are lifting them from oppression (I realize there is a longer, different topic on American jobs). Shanghai is already very Westernized. It's not likely to stop.
Debt--not trying to be insensitive. It's just one fact in a complicated issue. Tariffs are different than boycotts.
Nuclear power--you assume we wouldn't be wiped out in their first strike? Clearly there is a reason for detente.
Mother--really? How does a 2 year old get in harm's way? How can you hold an entire government responsible and not the individuals?
on Oct 22, 2011 at 12:09 pm
300,000 babies were kidnapped by Catholic clergy/nuns in Spain. It all started during Franco's regime. There's hardly a peep from the world community? Similar events happened in Argentina.
I have the impression that many adults in the world view children as subhuman.
on Oct 22, 2011 at 12:12 pm
Here's a post that reports the story of Spain's stolen babies. Very very sad story. Web Link
on Oct 22, 2011 at 3:15 pm
Concerned Citizen,
And what should the concerned citizens of China do in response to our worst example of behavior?
on Oct 22, 2011 at 4:08 pm
Concerned, I understand your outrage. I have seen many instances myself in China since my first trip there in 2006 that have outraged me and offended my sensibilities too. If we do not take a stand as individuals regarding China's horrific human rights record, nothing will every change. We can not rely on our government to think for us when it comes to moral choices -- that is not the function of government.
Yes, it is almost impossible to turn the tide for all the reasons posted here, but I am with you, Concerned. Count me in.
on Oct 22, 2011 at 4:38 pm
Neighbor, I don't personally believe a boycott is going to make a dent, but no reason not to try. Here is a link to individual countries and individual states records with child mortality. Web Link It could be better to take up a cause FOR children rather than against China.
on Oct 22, 2011 at 10:27 pm
"And what should the concerned citizens of China do in response to our worst example of behavior?"
This is not an isolated incident, but an illustrative example of just how wrong things have gone from an ethical and moral viewpoint in communist China. International organizations have found widespread examples of unspeakable atrocities still occurring. Infanticide, especially of girls is still a not uncommon happening. People are arrested and abused in inhumane prison systems for simply disagreeing with government or practicing a forbidden religion. Nothing happening in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, or many other countries even compares.
Read what people said in response to what happened to this little girl. People sided with the passersby, saying they didn't want to risk incurring debt, or were to busy with there own endeavors to bother helping a little girl writhing in pain in a pool or her own blood. That is how bad things have gotten. Many in China are so brainwash by their government that they can justify the actions not only of the indifferent passersby, but even the drivers of the vans that ran the little girl over! Something is badly wrong.
on Oct 22, 2011 at 10:58 pm
The United States is one of the MOST violent countries on planet earth.
Millions of indigenous people have been murdered and continue to be murdered in the Americas. In my opinion, the violence in the Americas equals anything that has ever happened in China.
You seem ready to trash China but it seems to me that you have an axe to grind.
on Oct 22, 2011 at 10:58 pm
-- Do you have the same outrage for every place/country, including the US, where similar and even worse tragedies occur?
As I said above, similar tragedies don't occur in the US and other countries that I mentioned above. I couldn't imagine a scene like that happening anywhere in modern Japan, for instance. People even wrote and called in to Chinese news programs to justify the actions of the people who wouldn't help this girl.
--Freedom--the US's concept of freedom
I'm not a moral relativist with regard to freedom. We have it in the US. They don't have it in China.
-- We provide jobs that are lifting them from oppression
We are providing them toys, gadgets, and Starbucks but we have done little to relieve their oppression, and we are paying a very high price for it.
-- Shanghai is already very Westernized.
I'm guessing you may have visited Shanghai, but haven't spent a lot of time there? Next time you're there, try finding an uncensored bookstore. See if you can find a Wall Street Journal or New York Times. Try setting up a branch of your favorite church. Try publishing a newsletter expressing concern about what happened in Tienanmen Square. The oppression goes far deeper than that too.
-- Debt--not trying to be insensitive. It's just one fact in a complicated issue. Tariffs are different than boycotts.
We can do a lot more than tariffs and boycotts. We can work with our allies in the free world to build replacement factories for what are now operating in China, if China refuses to reform its government. The US and her allies can subsidize our own factories even more heavily than the Chinese do theirs. This isn't an American jobs issue. This is an issue of basic human rights and human decency.
--Nuclear power--you assume we wouldn't be wiped out in their first strike?
Not only do I assume it, and it is a very safe assumption, the Chinese assume it as well. The US and NATO have an elaborate systems of sensors both ground and space based that could track any missile the Chinese could launch. Our retaliatory forces comprise both land and submarine base missile launchers. The positions of those submarines are very well guarded secrets. The Chinese know full well that any nuclear attack on the US would be suicide.
-- How can you hold an entire government responsible and not the individuals?
Because that is how communism works. It undermines the responsibly of the individual. Communism belittles the individual and devalues human life and human dignity. Communism creates that atmosphere in which atrocities like this can happen.
on Oct 22, 2011 at 11:00 pm
"Millions of indigenous people ... continue to be murdered in the Americas."
Let me know where this is happening and I'll happy to work with you to expose it and do what it takes to put a stop to it.
on Oct 22, 2011 at 11:01 pm
"You seem ready to trash China but it seems to me that you have an axe to grind."
I have no problem at all with the Chinese people. I have a major problem with the Chinese government.
on Oct 22, 2011 at 11:04 pm
-- If we do not take a stand as individuals regarding China's horrific human rights record, nothing will every change.
Exactly. I agree completely.
on Oct 23, 2011 at 6:05 am
There are millions of children in the US who go to bed hungry at night. Many are denied medical and dental care, and many more receive care that is substandard. This is a problem that could be corrected with collective action with political aim. Yet something tells me that "concerned citizen" is more concerned about flogging his Chinese whipping boy than he is uplifting conditions of impoverished children in his own backyard. It tempts one to comment on the kinds of twisted values that are at the base of some of these posts.
on Oct 23, 2011 at 7:35 am
Link to US information on children: Web Link
Seems we need to clean up our own backyard, as Mai points out. There are plenty of organizations to channel your concerns about China and all the other countries in the world with issues regarding the status of children's rights, which appears to be all the other countries in the world. If it is communism you blame, you could start closer to home with Cuba.
People agree what happened in China is egregious, but why this one incident in this one country now? Why not all the children in every country?
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on Oct 23, 2011 at 1:24 pm
--Seems we need to clean up our own backyard, as Mai points out.
To suggest that we ignore the monstrous human rights violations taking place in most populous and second most wealthy nation in the world because there are other human rights violations taking place in other parts of the world is not rational.
-- If it is communism you blame, you could start closer to home with Cuba.
Why closer to home? What has geography go to do with it? Cuba is a minuscule country in comparison with China, and the US already severely restricts trade with Cuba. To ignore the communist menace and terrible atrocities taking place in China because Cuba is closer geographically to the US makes no sense to me at all.
-- with issues regarding the status of children's rights
I'm not talking about children's rights alone. I'm talking about men's, women's and children's rights to live free from oppression.
-- but why this one incident in this one country now
This incident should be a wake up call. It is so illustrative of what has gone wrong in China and how China's government has undermined basic human dignity on a grand scale. It is a good starting point for people to discover more about what is going wrong there. It is the largest country in the world, and has the second most powerful economy. The world should first focus its efforts on the country where it can potentially effect the greatest results, and that country is China.
China is also the country that is benefiting the most from its financial relationship with the US and other countries. Our influence on them can be quite strong because of that relationship. The Chinese government has so much to lose that it will be far more likely to accede to our demands than other countries with looser financial ties. We can make a difference in China and we should start there for all these reasons.
on Oct 23, 2011 at 1:38 pm
-- There are millions of children in the US who go to bed hungry at night. Many are denied medical and dental care, and many more receive care that is substandard.
OK, and what are you proposing to do about poverty and uneven access to medical and dental care in the US? Are you making some kind of comparison? Are you suggesting that because the US has these problems that the US ignore what is happening in China?
-- It tempts one to comment on the kinds of twisted values that are at the base of some of these posts.
"Twisted values"? Please spell things out for me. What are you talking about?
-- is more concerned about flogging his Chinese whipping boy than he is uplifting conditions of impoverished children in his own backyard.
Again, what makes you think that? Please spell it out. I give whatever I can to charities and encourage others to give whatever they can. I have volunteered for Habitat for Humanity, donated time to Meals on Wheels, and have personally delivered food and gifts to needy families.
The aim of my "Boycott China" post was not to emphasize of promote charitable giving. My aim was to promote financial sanctions such as tariffs, trade restrictions, and industry subsidies. I think the time has come to begin phasing these measures in. Nothing else has worked.
on Oct 23, 2011 at 1:55 pm
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on Oct 23, 2011 at 2:32 pm
yup...you have an axe to grind!
on Oct 23, 2011 at 2:40 pm
I thank you for posting the link to Action Against Hunger and other worthwhile charities. I'm happy to support them.
If I have an "axe to grind", please spell it out for me. You'll be doing both of us a favor. What would my ulterior motive be?
on Oct 23, 2011 at 3:13 pm
While you have a valid point concerned citizen, it would behoove you to at least hear the point others are trying to make with their posts.
I find it rash to be advocating an all out ban of China over this incident, which is what you started in this thread, and what people are responding to. As you continue to post, more comes out, but what you are not acknowledging from others is the irony they see in calling out a country for things that also occur here!
Every day I read about this happening in our own backyard- just yesterday in Castro Valley a motorcyclist was a victim of road rage and dragged miles under a van to his death.
Your reaction, although valid with many points, also has many sides to it, sides that you could also listen to. Especially when you present such a leap to an extreme response.
on Oct 23, 2011 at 3:14 pm
No one is suggesting we ignore what happened; I am disagreeing that a boycott or even restrictions will have an impact.
Geography/Oppression in General--first, there is plenty of crime in the US. It makes it difficult to point a finger at another country. As to Cuba, restrictions against that country haven't changed anything: Web Link And children there are considered the property of the state.
Perhaps you can contact the US Ambassador to China and see what he thinks is a viable response? Web Link
on Oct 23, 2011 at 6:20 pm
-- While you have a valid point concerned citizen, it would behoove you to at least hear the point others are trying to make with their posts.
I'm probably not making this clear, but I am hearing them, and in many cases I do agree with what they are saying. An atrocity is an atrocity is an atrocity. Heinous crimes happen even in our little town.
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The point, that I'm probably doing a bad job of getting across, is reactions of the people who saw this girl and did nothing, and the response I've seen and read about from Chinese citizens, and even some in my own family who sympathize with them or justify their actions illustrates something that is profoundly wrong here.
Reading back over my responses, I see that I do come across sounding one sided. I don't claim to have all the answers, by I do know a decent amount about current government in mainland China, what it is like to live there as a citizen, and what effect some of the dehumanizing policies of the government have on people. People in the US other industrialized countries seem all to eager to look the other way when they can get cheap flat screen televisions, open low cost factories, or sell government bonds. For me, enough is enough. Something needs to be done.
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on Oct 24, 2011 at 1:18 am
I have a sneaking suspicion that "concerned citizen" knows as much about China as he knows about USA. Just goes to show you that living in a country is no guarantee that you have a reasonable view of it.
on Oct 24, 2011 at 6:14 pm
Please let me know what I've got wrong. I can only promise that I will listen with an open mind.
on Oct 24, 2011 at 7:18 pm
@"seem all to eager to look the other way when they can get cheap flat screen televisions, open low cost factories, or sell government bonds. For me, enough is enough. Something needs to be done."
Like I say, you might try looking in your own backyard. Many if not most of the toys, for example, that are manufactured in China and exported to the US are fraught with chemicals that are bad for our children. Yet, China cannot export those same toys to Europe or Australia, because nations on these continents have safety- and health-conscious provisions that prohibit them from importing China's chemically saturated toys. China has, in response, set up special factories to produce toys that are safer and healthier, albeit they continue to flood US markets with their unhealthful crap (with companies like walmart only too eager to oblige).
Rather than boycotting China, the US could, as does Australia and Europe, simply stipulate through legislation and policy that China's goods must meet newly instituted, higher safety and health standards. Of course GOP would never think of doing such a thing; and since they're out to make Obama look bad, we could hardly expect them to jump aboard to support as any measures.
Meanwhile, and ironically, we have the hand-wavers demanding something be done in response to China's consciousness of selfishness. Go figure.
on Oct 24, 2011 at 10:30 pm
Thanks Mai,
I agree that we should steps. I would just ratchet up the pressure even more. I don't think Australia and Europe do enough. I believe we should regulate food and toys for safety, whether produced domestically or imported. I blame American greed for many of China's problems and American problems. I also blame Chinese greed and the Chinese communist government as well. I think it is the time to apply more pressure.
"...demanding something be done in response to China's consciousness of selfishness"
But this is a huge problem. It cries out for a solution.
on Oct 24, 2011 at 10:52 pm
Where we disagree is that I don't think US has any right attempting to change the consciousness of citizens of another nation, and in this case especially because we've got enough of a problem with 'consciousness of selfishness' at home. (See GOP pres candidates and how they pander to this warped consciousness of a sector of US citizenry.)
I don't think we need a trade war or any other kind of war with China right now. Change has to begin at home. Let's begin by pressuring our govt to strengthen it's regulations re. trade products, whether it be toys for kids or food products.
on Oct 24, 2011 at 11:11 pm
I could not disagree more with Mai's position that we have no right to try to influence the consciousness of the citizens of China. Human rights abuses in China are daily and pervasive affronts to all the world, and are crimes against humanity. How can you suggest that we make no effort to push an agenda on the international stage to shame China into treating its citizens with respect and dignity?
Changing China's understanding of basic human rights is profoundly important and should be the focus of increased pressure from all world leaders, and ever consumer of Chinese manufactures products.
on Oct 25, 2011 at 10:42 am
"Neighbor," you have rightly criticized what I stated. We have every right to change the consciousness of citizens of China. What I was trying to say, probably too glibly, is that there is more consciousness-changing that is required in the US which should have priority before we start boycotting another nation because of its human rights abuses.
Should we boycott Saudi Arabia also? (See, for example, treatment of women in Saudi Arabia.) Should we boycott all of the dozens of other human rights-violating nations with whom we deal?
That said, I agree that political/diplomatic pressure can be an effective tool -- at the United Nations, for example.
With China, specifically, there needs to be a more effective 'spring' movement formed by its oppositional peoples, which as we have seen can happen in even the most repressive regimes (e.g., Libya). Then, at a certain point, a boycott might be a desirable tactic. Until, then, no boycott.
Beyond this, I'm not certain a US boycott of Chinese products would have much effect on the consciousness of folks who ignored the little girl while she laid so tragically in the street after being run over. I think it would have a tremendous effect on US markets, however. Where would the Walmart workers all go?
on Oct 25, 2011 at 3:03 pm
"Should we boycott Saudi Arabia also? (See, for example, treatment of women in Saudi Arabia.) Should we boycott all of the dozens of other human rights-violating nations with whom we deal?"
Are you suggesting that countries other than China are also violators of human rights and therefore we should ignore China's wrong doings? That non sequitur is just one example of the faulty thinking that has muddied the American debate over China since the Nixon administration. One country: China. One issue: human rights.
I am not going to wait for the UN to act. I am acting on my own conscience now.
on Oct 25, 2011 at 3:40 pm
Please send obama over to China to work his diplomatic magic. It worked so well in Libya that now the guys running things can have multiple wives, chop off the hands of thieves and mutilate their wives and kids. Egypt is next. Sharia law taking over.
The problem with the so-called 'spring' movement formed by its oppositional peoples', is that it leaves a vacuum to be filled by even less desirable miscreants. But that could never happen in China...obama wouldn't let stand for it. Besides, we owe them too much money paying for our failed stimulus plans.......
on Oct 25, 2011 at 6:34 pm
@ "Are you suggesting that countries other than China are also violators of human rights and therefore we should ignore China's wrong doings?"
No, Neighbor, I am suggesting no such thing. I am suggesting that a US boycott of China would be less than prudent, indeed, it would be counterproductive.
It's a matter of conscience for you. Are you planning to mount a one-person boycott of China? And why China instead of Saudi Arabia or Uzbekistan? Or are you calling for a boycott of them all?
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