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I'd rather not make this political, but should one be suspicious of something coming from a specific political party (in this case the GOP) rather than a neutra
by niix 5y ago
I'd rather not make this political, but should one be suspicious of something coming from a specific political party (in this case the GOP) rather than a neutral/bipartisan source?
It seems the GOP are continually trying to pin this on the Chinese government. Even the introduction is a bit leading in my opinion:
> Until that time, it must be
assumed General Secretary Xi and the Chinese Communist Party, prioritizes preserving the Party
over the lives of its own people and those around the global suffering the effects of the COVID-19
pandemic.
- newbamboo 5y agoIf you read this or do a little bit of googling you will understand why your question is naive at best, but more accurately I’d say you are misinformed. You can’t help but be misinformed because we’ve put out a lot of misinformation. Why?
- niix 5y agoI agree, I was more-or-less tiptoeing around. My question was definitely rhetorical and I am highly suspicious of the source.