06 Oct 2021, 12:15 am
Brictoria wrote:
Pepe wrote:
Brictoria wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
Since we don't have any tankies I don't imagine anyone is likely to defend China's crimes against humanity.
I'm not so sure: I've seen certain people respond to any critism of the Chinese government and\or it's actions with assertions of Xenophobia or "racism", so there's a chance some may try to defend these actions...
This is probably the pavlovian dog bell response, bypassing the brain.
Quite likely. It certainly seems to come across as a reflexive responce, rather than one formed through rational thought.
After 4 years of the reflexive "Orange man bad" responces, no doubt responding in such ways to alternative stimuli would become a hard habit to break...
Hyperpartisanship is messmerising.
06 Oct 2021, 1:30 am
Brictoria wrote:
Pepe wrote:
Brictoria wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
Since we don't have any tankies I don't imagine anyone is likely to defend China's crimes against humanity.
I'm not so sure: I've seen certain people respond to any critism of the Chinese government and\or it's actions with assertions of Xenophobia or "racism", so there's a chance some may try to defend these actions...
This is probably the pavlovian dog bell response, bypassing the brain.
Quite likely. It certainly seems to come across as a reflexive responce, rather than one formed through rational thought.
After 4 years of the reflexive "Orange man bad" responces, no doubt responding in such ways to alternative stimuli would become a hard habit to break...
Or maybe the reflexive response is to assume every comment you can't personally see the logic in as hyper-partisan? It's a convenient way to write points off, isn't it? Assume its partisan and, thus, excuse yourself from having to think too hard about it.
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14 Apr 2022, 1:49 pm
I am a necromancer now.
I can't stand this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PjkwylN7q0
The original video of the news.1：59
The blue Chinese character on his epaulette is "公支".
But the correct spelling is "公安".
I would suggest that this scammer (or CNN) spend more money on buying film and television props.
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1UQ4y1S7Ea?spm_id_from=333.337.search-card.all.click
If you're interested in this matter, here's a real Chinese ex-cop, unofficial video maker, pointing out more bug.
Hmmm...CNN has given the CCP a lot of ammunition to promote hatred of the West.
CNN is making trouble for us anti-government activists.
14 Apr 2022, 10:13 pm
14 Apr 2022, 10:26 pm
cyberdad wrote:
@Skinned wolf
The Uyghur torture allegations are corroborated by many refugees fleeing China. The details may be difficult to exactly confirm but the overall picture is that these "re-education" camps involve deprivation of civil liberties and (based on the testimony) much worse acts including mass rape of Uyghur women.
Again torture is also corroborated by people who belong to Falun Gong, other minority groups, political activists and people deemed "subversive" where it has been confirmed the Chinese government runs a lucrative body organ industry where organs are harvested from executed prisoners (and sometimes prisoners who are still alive).
China does not help it's cause by being so secretive (obviously the government has much to hide).
A more serious example is how they covered up incompetence in managing the spread of COVID as far back as Sept 2019 when satellite images showed a massive spike in vehicles parked in public hospitals in Wuhan which clearly showed the authorities hid this information from international health authorities for at least 5 months before they eventually disclosed the existence of COVID19 (knowing full well they would put the rest of the world at risk). This action showed how much China does not care for the international community or the rest of the world.
The level of self-centredness and selfishness to allow COVID to leak into the outside world is cold, calculating and shows a disrespect for life.
The Uyghur torture allegations are corroborated by many refugees fleeing China. The details may be difficult to exactly confirm but the overall picture is that these "re-education" camps involve deprivation of civil liberties and (based on the testimony) much worse acts including mass rape of Uyghur women.
Again torture is also corroborated by people who belong to Falun Gong, other minority groups, political activists and people deemed "subversive" where it has been confirmed the Chinese government runs a lucrative body organ industry where organs are harvested from executed prisoners (and sometimes prisoners who are still alive).
China does not help it's cause by being so secretive (obviously the government has much to hide).
A more serious example is how they covered up incompetence in managing the spread of COVID as far back as Sept 2019 when satellite images showed a massive spike in vehicles parked in public hospitals in Wuhan which clearly showed the authorities hid this information from international health authorities for at least 5 months before they eventually disclosed the existence of COVID19 (knowing full well they would put the rest of the world at risk). This action showed how much China does not care for the international community or the rest of the world.
The level of self-centredness and selfishness to allow COVID to leak into the outside world is cold, calculating and shows a disrespect for life.
It is hard for citizens to accept the atrocities of their own country.
I understand, believe me.
I am only half Germany, but the events of WWII were a bitter pill to digest.
As a young child here in Australia, I was brutalised because of my German "heritage" for something I was not responsible for.
Collective guilt can go f**k itself.
14 Apr 2022, 10:33 pm
Pepe wrote:
It is hard for citizens to accept the atrocities of their own country.
I understand, believe me.
I am only half Germany, but the events of WWII were a bitter pill to digest.
As a young child here in Australia, I was brutalised because of my German "heritage" for something I was not responsible for.
Collective guilt can go f**k itself.
I understand, believe me.
I am only half Germany, but the events of WWII were a bitter pill to digest.
As a young child here in Australia, I was brutalised because of my German "heritage" for something I was not responsible for.
Collective guilt can go f**k itself.
I understand and we should never persecute individual people if they are German, Chinese or Russian because of past or current events.
I also understand if you currently live in China or Russia you risk getting locked up if you post anti-Chinese comments. In that respect skinned wolf must be very brave OR......he may be working for the CCP?
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16 Apr 2022, 8:07 pm
Brictoria wrote:
Pepe wrote:
Brictoria wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
Since we don't have any tankies I don't imagine anyone is likely to defend China's crimes against humanity.
I'm not so sure: I've seen certain people respond to any critism of the Chinese government and\or it's actions with assertions of Xenophobia or "racism", so there's a chance some may try to defend these actions...
This is probably the pavlovian dog bell response, bypassing the brain.
Quite likely. It certainly seems to come across as a reflexive responce, rather than one formed through rational thought.
After 4 years of the reflexive "Orange man bad" responces, no doubt responding in such ways to alternative stimuli would become a hard habit to break...
As a matter of fact, John Bolton claims Trump had no sympathy for the Uyghers.
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/ne ... 857271.ece
