"No, by all means-- let's consider it."  A smile plays on Xiaoxing's face as she finishes the rest of her sip of tasty fruity juice blend, shifting the glass fully into one hand.  "There are already many who consider me something of a radical for attempting to bring back proper priorities to the government of the Mainland," she continues, somewhere between amused and intrigued.  "It might be satisfying to take on a smaller target as a proof of concept...<br/><br/>"You're right in that tactically-applied violence to key figure heads will not be enough," she continues, thinking aloud, swirling the liquid in the glass as she begins pacing out a wide circle.  "Anyone with a stake in the status quo would mobilize to reassert it.  Remnants of a previous oligarchy.  Foreign governments with iself-centered nterventionist policies.  Take your pick  What needs to happen on a systemic level is either a re-invention of their economies, or a re-evaluation of their self-identity-- or possibly both-- and it would be essential to solicit the participation of the population we're trying to liberate."<br/><br/>Xiaoxing pauses long enough to take a pull from her glass.  Political theory hadn't been something she'd really put much attention to in the course of her schooling; she was somewhat surprised she remembered things as clearly as she did.  "I'm a ways from being anything close to an economist," she adds, another brief smirk on her lips, "but I would consider myself relatively persuasive enough to agitate the suffering into action.  The PRC has already issued very public warrants for my arrest for that particular sin, as it happens..."