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It's very odd, when there's countless witnesses, satalite imagery, press teams finding these places, and the CCP even admitting to education camps that there ar
by UK-Al05 6y ago
It's very odd, when there's countless witnesses, satalite imagery, press teams finding these places, and the CCP even admitting to education camps that there are people going "it's not so bad" and defending CCP.
Even if the camps are just "re-education camps", thats still really bad.
- Fricken 6y agoHow do you respond to islamic extremism in your country? Attacks in Tieneman square used to be bad before it was the Uyghurs doing it. Islamic terrorism used to be bad, before it was the Uyghurs doing it. China has a responsibility to deal with this problem, and if there a nice, gentle way to deal with it, I can't think of what it might be.
- jedimind 6y agoIt has absolutely NOTHING to do with 'extremism' that's just a cheap CCP talking point. It's about the geopolitical importance of xinjiang: https://youtu.be/ZxvYcByv2M8 https://youtu.be/ZxvYcByv2M8
- tgragnato 6y agoNobody has a responsibility to "re-educate" an entire culture. It's a no go, full stop. Especially because there is not a gentle way, what you end up with is still genocide. Mincing words can't change facts. The CCP consider extremism every form of dissent. By that standard, nobody is a terrorist, because everybody is a terrorist. And the ultimate consequence is that the party feels entitled to do whatever they want to any citizen. Which is again unacceptable.
- bingbong70 6y agoMeanwhile, the US/Canada/UK "reeducated" a few million Iraqi/Syrian/Afghan civilians with bullets and bombs... People that said hypocrisy and amnesia are US superpowers are repeatedly vindicated.
- bingbong70 6y agoWere you around for "Saddam's WMDs" and the ramp up to the war in Iraq? US based binary thinkers tried to make people believe antiwar protestors were traitors/propagandists too.