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Oh yeah the irony of actually believing in human rights. I guess you use the same twisted CCP logic when it comes to building infrastructure. Lets just totall
by EdwinLarkin 6y ago
Oh yeah the irony of actually believing in human rights.
I guess you use the same twisted CCP logic when it comes to building infrastructure.
Lets just totally ignore human rights because we can build trains and roads much faster than those fools in the West.
If you believe that you can herd people like cattle, weld them in their homes, spy on their every step then you dont deserve to live in the West.
- Barrin92 6y agoit's not twisted logic, it's about having a grounded definition of freedom. Freedom is going over the street at night and being safe, or being able to open your shop and not getting sick, or having clean water coming out of the tap. Governments derive their legitimacy from their ability to function and deliver for their constituents, if you think lofty notions of human rights are a replacement for safety and prosperity, if you're actually creating a narrative where you imply the Western model is free but broke, rather than free and improves material conditions, you may not like how quickly people reject said values.
- EdwinLarkin 6y ago>of human rights are a replacement for safety and prosperity, CCP logic right here.We cant suppress your human rights because of development and lifting people from poverty. Oh yeah same thing that Park Chung Hee said and what lead to Gwangju Uprising. The whole point of human rights is to not compromise on them.