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> They're making some weird assumption that only people within China could possibly support the Chinese government on the issue. That's not how I read it. I re
by kodablah 9y ago
> They're making some weird assumption that only people within China could possibly support the Chinese government on the issue.
That's not how I read it. I read it saying it's odd that a platform banned as bad by a government is so readily used by those who support the government. I won't even address the end of your post in detail because it's unrelated to governments punishing businesses for liked tweets.
- chrischen 9y agoThat still doesn't make sense as censorship of internet and the sovereignty/right of Chinese people to stay in and govern Tibet are wholly unrelated issues. That's like implying that people who support Chinese control of Tibet must also be government shills, or pro-government, or communist party members. Supporting the issue of China/Chinese in Tibet != supporting the government or all government policies.