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And that's not a small difference, it's the difference between a liberal democracy (with its many mistakes and flaws) and an authoritarian dictatorship. The bot
by hnracer 6y ago
And that's not a small difference, it's the difference between a liberal democracy (with its many mistakes and flaws) and an authoritarian dictatorship. The both-sides fallacy should be avoided here and elsewhere.
- franklampard 6y agoWow that is baffling. So can you explain how exactly in a liberal democracy, Mr.Epstein got Epsteined?
- hnracer 6y agoWe can't honestly equate the Uyghur genocide, jailing of political dissidents, Xi's dictator for life status and the CCP's censorship apparatus to the modern US, even when factoring in the ongoing travesties e.g NSA surveillance, unequal policing, and I could even throw in Epstein's killing in there if it makes you feel better. These are not in the same ethical ballpark, and one doesn't have to be a US nationalist to recognize this.
- konjin 6y agoNot sure why you're getting downvoted. If China was so great the Children of the US rich would go there to study. Instead they either stay in the US, or go to Europe/the Anglosphere if they want to be more cosmopolitan. The reverse however is very true.
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