I agree that the treatment of Uighurs is more important if that's what you're saying, but I'm not cool with people using it as just another reactionary talking point about how communism is evil and I'm not just gonna let people spread lies
You can have the discussions you want, I definitely get it and I understand the frustration with wanting things being incorrectly attributed by action to philosophy, I just think the context of it doesn’t reflect well imo for most people who aren’t into the political-philosophical aspects of stuff and are just into basic politics. Like not everyone can debate theory, you know? Like sometimes I think it’s better to let people be wrong.
Yo I just gotta say, I don't know if I agree with you on everything, but you're definitely one of my favorite posters in this section cause you always keep it real and give a comprehensive look at the situation being discussed, taking all perspectives into account. I respect that
Thanks man, I appreciate it.
China isn't communist but at the same time these accusations against them are false, of course the first thing anyone from the right is gonna say is ''Muh evil communists'' or ''communism is when government...'' and we both know how ridiculous these statements sound. Now regardless of the ignorant folk calling China a communist country, they're even more ignorant to believe this entire story.
How did it feel having Xi Jinping’s cock in your mouth while you typed out that reply?
the best thing the US and other western countries can do is take strong economic action against China. this could begin with freezing debt (which would be massive), sanctioning officials, investigating domestic companies with strong ties to china (esp. those suppressing info about the uigurs), and de-incentivizing economic relationships by repealing trade deals and similar such things. I think this would go very far. Countries could also officially recognize Taiwan's independence.
However, I have to admit, I am not very hopeful about this. The US is in a bad position; on one hand, the country is ruled by the Dollar and companies ruled by inhuman demons would rather enable a genocide than lose a bit of profit yearly. On the other hand is a growing base of people who are so rapidly anti-US that they are okay with enabling genocide remotely as long as it "owns the patriots" or whatever. It is founded in a deep narcissism and inability to separate biases from current events. Similarly, in other countries, there are growing strong economic relationships with china which the countries feel is more important than preservation of morality; this can be seen in some eastern european countries, as well as some of Italy for example. I'll be the honest, many of these countries - the US and the EU, have to blame themselves for this, decades of divisive rhetoric has primed both of them to seek these types of economic relationships.
I will say the US should also be doing this to the Saudis for their genocide of the Yemeni people, among others. The US and other western countries have enabled many of these state actors, even if it is not the direct fault of these countries. Inability to condemn such and continued economic relationships as if nothing was wrong is a large foundation for why this is happening.
However, as I said, I cannot advocate war or similar. It is soul-crushing to think about the plight of these people and I hope this will be resolved.
Henry Kissinger avy
Henry Kissinger avy
what? it's dr strangelove from the stanley kubrick film, the actor is Peter Sellers
This hasn’t been debunked. The mistreatment of Uighur Muslims in China is still occurring. Forced reeducation, forced contraceptives, forced slave labor. People ITT saying otherwise refuse to accept wifey available reporting that proves the contrary.
PS. To all the Xi cocksuckers in this thread. Just because China is a communist authoritarian dictatorship doesn’t mean America is peaches and cream either. Both are f***ing garbagio. But the placement of 2M+ of an ethnic minority into concentration camps defo takes the cake.
How did it feel having Xi Jinping’s cock in your mouth while you typed out that reply?
Oh watch out for this keyboard warrior over here lol
Do more research on something before you speak up, improve your knowledge, your behavior as well
Guess Stalin's regime in Soviet Union was capitalist
I loved in history class learning about Mussolini the historically popular capitalist
I loved in history class learning about Mussolini the historically popular capitalist
it's crazy how he studied Adam Smith's economic theories and turned Italy into an industrialized nation through an army of impenetrable light tanks
Oh watch out for this keyboard warrior over here lol
Do more research on something before you speak up, improve your knowledge, your behavior as well
bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-50511063
theguardian.com/world/2020/jul/01/china-muslim-labor-camps-uighur-hair-products
pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/article/muslims-held-in-chinas-detention-camps-speak-out
Bad behavior? I’m not the one denying widely proven human rights abuses buddy!
''Communist authoritarian dictatorship'' I'M HOWLING
Not only that it's not a communist country but it fascinates me even more how political knowledge of some people is ''dictatorship means communism''. It never fails to amaze me, perhaps Turkmenistan is a communist country as well because they have a dictator.
what? it's dr strangelove from the stanley kubrick film, the actor is Peter Sellers
Lol I’m just messing with you
The character is an amalgamation of RAND Corporation strategist Herman Kahn, mathematician and Manhattan Project principal John von Neumann, rocket scientist Wernher von Braun (a central figure in Nazi Germany's rocket development program recruited to the US after the war), and Edward Teller, the "father of the hydrogen bomb". It has been claimed that the character was based on Henry Kissinger, but Kubrick and Sellers denied this; Sellers said, "Strangelove was never modeled after Kissinger—that's a popular misconception. It was always Wernher von Braun. Furthermore, Henry Kissinger points out in his memoirs that at the time of the writing of Dr. Strangelove, he was an unknown academic
Henry Kissinger is evil tho
''Communist authoritarian dictatorship'' I'M HOWLING
Not only that it's not a communist country but it fascinates me even more how political knowledge of some people is ''dictatorship means communism''. It never fails to amaze me, perhaps Turkmenistan is a communist country as well because they have a dictator.
So you’re saying that in capitalist China I can start the streetwear brand I’ve always wanted to start called “CCP Sucks Cock?” And of course, CCP means Capitalist Party of China and definitely NOT COMMUNIST party of China
Lol I’m just messing with you
The character is an amalgamation of RAND Corporation strategist Herman Kahn, mathematician and Manhattan Project principal John von Neumann, rocket scientist Wernher von Braun (a central figure in Nazi Germany's rocket development program recruited to the US after the war), and Edward Teller, the "father of the hydrogen bomb". It has been claimed that the character was based on Henry Kissinger, but Kubrick and Sellers denied this; Sellers said, "Strangelove was never modeled after Kissinger—that's a popular misconception. It was always Wernher von Braun. Furthermore, Henry Kissinger points out in his memoirs that at the time of the writing of Dr. Strangelove, he was an unknown academic
Henry Kissinger is evil tho
yeah I mean they do look a little similar i guess. i'm just a kubrick fan, i like the movie a lot
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-50511063
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jul/01/china-muslim-labor-camps-uighur-hair-products
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/china-must-dismantle-its-grotesque-network-of-brainwashing-factories/2018/10/20/5268be54-d3c4-11e8-8c22-fa2ef74bd6d6_story.html
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/article/muslims-held-in-chinas-detention-camps-speak-out/
Bad behavior? I’m not the one denying widely proven human rights abuses buddy!
No I meant the way you're typing here... Nevermind
Now about that, first of all you're making a huge mistake by believing everything you see in the media without doing any further research, which I can assume you haven't done any research since you're speaking like this
thestar.com.my/opinion/letters/2019/12/12/truths-about-xinjiang-the-western-media-wont-tell
nomadicthoughts.blogs.sapo.pt/debunking-western-propaganda-against-23998
Also I can provide you with articles of Chinese media but you will say ''oh CCP propaganda'' (as if there's no western propaganda) and with the fact that I live in China so I think I might have a little more knowledge on this (I'm not Chinese, just a foreign student studying in China)
So you’re saying that in capitalist China I can start the streetwear brand I’ve always wanted to start called “CCP Sucks Cock?” And of course, CCP means Capitalist Party of China and definitely NOT COMMUNIST party of China
There are privately owned companies in China
PRIVATE OWNERSHIP
They can call themselves ''Anarchist Party of China'' it doesn't make em anarchists when THEY'RE NOT, just because it's in the name it doesn't mean it's true
https://nomadicthoughts.blogs.sapo.pt/
f*** outta here
Check out the other one smartass
No I meant the way you're typing here... Nevermind
Now about that, first of all you're making a huge mistake by believing everything you see in the media without doing any further research, which I can assume you haven't done any research since you're speaking like this
https://www.thestar.com.my/opinion/letters/2019/12/12/truths-about-xinjiang-the-western-media-wont-tell
https://nomadicthoughts.blogs.sapo.pt/debunking-western-propaganda-against-23998
Also I can provide you with articles of Chinese media but you will say ''oh CCP propaganda'' (as if there's no western propaganda) and with the fact that I live in China so I think I might have a little more knowledge on this (I'm not Chinese, just a foreign student studying in China)
Maybe I’m more willing to believe in western media, because western media is legally allowed to report negatively about what happens in the government of the country they report in? You came armed with an opinion piece and a blog post