1. I do not understand the relevance of what does or doesn't go on in the U.S. to this discussion.
2. 'Voluntarily' traveling to work and live in the Dwarf Empire is not entirely voluntary, as an above message itself: the message mentions how poorly small people are treated when applying for other jobs - i.e., the problem is one of establishing a level playing field in the society itself - dwarf kingdoms etc. are merely escapes, which increase the public attitude that these people are a globally 'special' group who can perform cuddly roles, etc., for tourist amusement, and can't do anything else.
Yunnan awash in hydropower
Posted byAnd then there are the environmental issues.
Yunnan Tin chairman arrested in 20 million yuan bribery scandal
Posted byOne down, how many to go?
Can Beijing tame Golden Week travel madness?
Posted byIsn't 'renao' great?
Dianchi below national standards, nearby construction may be halted
Posted byI still don't know who 'aborigines' means - anybody but Han?
Dianchi below national standards, nearby construction may be halted
Posted byPeter99 - I can't follow you - the Mongols threw out the Ming - what 'aborigines' did Mu Ying kill, and why? And I don't understand your last sentence.