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Not sure what the "outside of China" is supposed to mean, but you can't trust the opinions of somebody whose freedom of speech is restricted and that has been r
by bad_user 10y ago
Not sure what the "outside of China" is supposed to mean, but you can't trust the opinions of somebody whose freedom of speech is restricted and that has been raised by state propaganda. Even if they are "outside", everybody has family left behind. If you really want to find out how being a Chinese feels like, you couldn't be very wrong to talk with people born in eastern Europe during communism. I'm one.
- mlvljr 10y agoBut not the only.
- dreamfactory2 10y ago> you can't trust the opinions of somebody whose freedom of speech is restricted and that has been raised by state propaganda This definition applies to everybody, moreso those who don't realise it applies to them
- kilroy123 10y agoIt didn't seem that way to me. If they've been living or traveling in the US for some time, they know talking to you freely won't get anyone in trouble.