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Did you just claim that more than one million people being forced into reeducation camps isn't a problem? What constitutes a problem to you?
by some_random 7y ago
Did you just claim that more than one million people being forced into reeducation camps isn't a problem? What constitutes a problem to you?
- FabHK 7y agoThe claim is a) that things have be put in relation to the size of the country, and b) that having less than 0.1% of the population in prison for relatively minor offences can't be that huge of a problem if that is the case in many countries, including the USA.
- some_random 7y agoReeducation camps are not the same as prisons. Imprisoning someone for drug charges after due process is not the same as imprisoning someone for being the wrong ethnicity. The moral weight of a life does not change based on the population of a country. I feel like these statements are pretty close to being axiomatic.