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I don’t think the Uigyurs would agree with that statement. Particularly the ones that are being raped and re-educated in camps.
by haram_masala 5y ago
I don’t think the Uigyurs would agree with that statement. Particularly the ones that are being raped and re-educated in camps.
- tfcata 5y agoThat's blatant slander. Think about the detergent presented as 'evidence of weapon of mass destruction' that led to the invasion of Iraq.
- haram_masala 5y agoHere’s your fifty cents, citizen. Your social credit score just went up too.
- dang 5y agoBreaking the site guidelines this egregiously will get you banned here. Please read https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to the rules from now on. Edit: it unfortunately looks like you've posted flamewar comments repeatedly as well. Would you please not? We're trying for a different quality of conversation here, as you'll see if you read the link I just mentioned.
- justicezyx 5y agoWell I indeed know people who are through the reeducation camp, they are certainly changed, for a better mental and economical status. They were practicing some weirdass Sharia laws to their families and friends. As for the Xinjiang reeducation news, they were originated from Adrian Zenz and a small group of reporters from Australia, who both have never put feet on Xinjiang. How much the whole Xinjiang incident is propaganda, and how much reality, I don't know.
- random314 5y agoChinas reeducation camps are the greatest blessing on earth. Unfortunately, it seems several professors and celebrities remain intransigent inspite of years of reeducation. They fail to properly absorb Xi Jinping thought, like so many CEOs have done. They must not be allowed to graduate from the camp unless they are properly reeducated. >How much the whole Xinjiang incident is propaganda, and how much reality, I don't know. Such a shame.