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Does Liu Xiaobo Deserve to be in Jail while Being A Nobel Peace Prize Winner???

Thesis: Liu Xiaobo should not be in jail due to his so called "negative" actions.

Liu Xiaobo should not be in jail for eleven years because he has only tried to help and improve his country making it more people friendly. According to the article "This Nobel Prize was Bold and Right-but hits China's most sensitive nerve" from http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/cifamerica/2010/oct/13/nobel-peace-prize-liu-xiaobo-chinese-state it states that for "twenty years Xiaobo has consistently advocated nonviolent change in China, and is trying to move in a direction toward gaining more human rights and a democracy". By gaining more human rights this will give China's people a opportunity to voice their opinion toward their country thus helping China. Also Liu Xiaobo should not be in jail because after all he won the "Nobel Peace Prize of 2010" (Timothy Garton Ash). The Nobel Peace Prize in considered the biggest Nobel Prize there is and is always carefully given to the person who truly deserves it; in which case means that Xiaobo means well for his country and should definitely not be in jail. Liu Xiaobo is not living the lifestyle a Nobel Peace Prize winner should be living, however Xiaobo has influenced China to look at their government with a new prespective.