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You should not ask the questions you do not want an answer to, regardless how rhetorical they seem. This is HN, not Twitter. Thought stopping cliches will get

You should not ask the questions you do not want an answer to, regardless how rhetorical they seem. This is HN, not Twitter. Thought stopping cliches will get pushed back. Violation of human rights (if these are even recognised by PRC under your definition; they're not) are committed on both sides. Trying to weigh them is silly and does not make them any better. Measuring others by your yardstick is a kind of imperialism.

clouddrover 7y ago
> Thought stopping cliches will get pushed back. What cliches? You mean like the hypocritical and fundamentally dishonest nature of totalitarianism? > if these are even recognised by CCP under your definition They clearly don't recognize them because they are committing them. > are committed on both sides Two wrongs don't make a right. > Trying to weigh them is silly There is nothing to weigh. What the Chinese government is doing in Xinjiang is plainly wrong. Making excuses for it is silly.