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It's difficult to find hard proof to support or against the claims. However there are invisible human natures lead people tend to believe one or the other. Her
by jjcc 6y ago
It's difficult to find hard proof to support or against the claims. However there are invisible human natures lead people tend to believe one or the other. Here in HN the majority belief is China is evil. The dissidents against the belief will be downvoted. But the world is much bigger than HN. A lot of contents are just not in English.
Here's a community that contains minority beliefs but in English. I've pasted in another post. Judge by yourself they are rational people or not.
https://www.moonofalabama.org/2021/03/is-china-hacking-random-servers-to-put-itself-into-a-bad-light.html#comments https://www.moonofalabama.org/2021/03/is-china-hacking-rando...
- loceng 6y agoReplace "China" with "CCP" - and yes, however it's obvious as to why that is - the control systems, the censorship systems, the confirmed genocide [by definition, cultural genocide] of Uighurs, and things like not allowing the UN to go into China to investigate claims directly are a few examples; it's not to say different administrations in the US have been part of bad/unacceptable behaviour as well, however the CCP is a different - "permanent" leadership/hierarchy that isn't voted in by the general population, so it's not comparable.
- solosoyokaze 6y agoI don't actually think the Chinese government is trustworthy, for all the reasons you state. However, I find the US/MS less trustworthy for us. I've been the target of US propaganda far more often than Chinese propaganda, since I'm a US citizen. Remember Bush/The New York Times falsely claiming that Iraq had WMD? A lesson we shouldn't quickly forget. Especially when the current admin has already initiated illegal military action. I'm weary of war hawks and the propaganda that supports them.
- loceng 6y agoFully agree with your statements. Baby steps but we're moving again in the right direction.