How bad is the Tibet situation?

Well I don't know how balanced I can be, but my understanding of the situation is, that it's not as bad as everyone thinks it is. Firstly, the west likes to talk about cultural genocide and stuff like that, but they don't seem to realise that ethnic minorities such as Tibetans are have special privileges not available to the Han Chinese majority. A) the rest of China has a one child restriction, this doesn't apply to Tibetans and they can have as many children as they like. B) Tibetans can get into colleges and universities with half the score of han chinese. They also don't have to pay fees, like everyone else does. C) They don't need to pay taxes, like the rest of the country. D) The buddhist monks can practice their religion without having to work to live, because Chinese taxpayers pay for the food that is transported to them free of cost. E) Monks are allowed to practice their religion freely. Secondly, the situation right now is a whole lot better than 50 years ago before the Chinese Government intervened in Tibet (some guys call this the 'invasion'). Before 1951, there was a extremo serfdom system where monastries owned serfs, and the serfs had pretty no rights or possesions. Punishment forms included chopping off limbs, hands, feet, tongues, gouging out eyes. It was also ok to make religious human sacrifices. Now its illegal to do all those things. Back before 1951, there were also no schools, hospitals, electricity or even roads, and today they exist. Thirdly, obviously it's not up to scratch compared to the west, but i think it's unfair to compare Tibet and the west anyway. Fifty years ago Tibet was pretty much still trapped back in time and still existing like an ancient primitive civilisation, the west took hundreds of years to get from a similar situation to develop the society we now enjoy, and for Tibet to get to where it is now in just fifty years is already a massive step. I don't know if people are being tortured, torture is wrong but I'm definately skeptical about 'for no reason'. Where did you get this idea from? I want to check it out...anyway, cheers