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Also maybe the genocide in Xinjiang. The constant attacks against India. Daily sending war planes into Taiwan's air defense zone. Using armed fishing vessels

Also maybe the genocide in Xinjiang. The constant attacks against India. Daily sending war planes into Taiwan's air defense zone. Using armed fishing vessels to militarily attack the Philippines. Raiding the fishing grounds of poor countries by turning off transponders and sending hundreds of fishing vessels into their national waters at night. Destroying world heritage nature reserves to steal fish. And don't get me started about the crimes the Chinese Communists are doing to the Chinese people...

marderfarker2 5y ago
- IsThisYou 5y ago
  Sorry, I have no idea what you are trying to tell me.
  - marderfarker2 5y ago
    - cinntaile 5y ago
      Judging from your comment history, there are quite a bit of China comments there.
- dang 5y ago
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lucian1900 5y ago
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    - gunfighthacksaw 5y ago
      If you resurrected Lenin, took him for a walk around Shanghai or Beijing and explained the deal to him he would be proud since so much of their political system is derived from Leninism, ergo communism. Even their market economy seems like a redux of Lenin’s NEP. Don’t try pulling that tired old “not real communism” schtick, we all see through it. Another thing, if they weren’t communists, where is the incentive to keep up the charade with all the symbolism? Surely a rational non-communist polity would realize there is a lot to gain from dropping the whole red, socialist realism and adopt a more (post-)modern aesthetic.
      - andrepd 5y ago
        >Another thing, if they weren’t communists, where is the incentive to keep up the charade with all the symbolism? Surely a rational non-communist polity would realize there is a lot to gain from dropping the whole red, socialist realism and adopt a more (post-)modern aesthetic. Much to the contrary. All governments strive for continuity to legitimise their regime. It's why for example even revolutions often co-opt the institutions they're trying to replace. In this case the communist "branding" is what gives them their legitimacy.
      - zokula 5y ago
        Lenin wasn't a communist. China doesn't even practice real communism.
bigcat123 5y ago
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marderfarker2 5y ago

IsThisYou 5y ago
Sorry, I have no idea what you are trying to tell me.
- marderfarker2 5y ago
  - cinntaile 5y ago
    Judging from your comment history, there are quite a bit of China comments there.
dang 5y ago
You can't do this on HN, as the site guidelines make extremely clear: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html. Moreover, you've been breaking the guidelines repeatedly and egregiously. I've therefore banned this account. If you don't want to be banned, you're welcome to email hn@ycombinator.com and give us reason to believe that you'll follow the rules in the future. They're here: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html.

lucian1900 5y ago

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IsThisYou 5y ago
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- OtomotO 5y ago
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  - gunfighthacksaw 5y ago
    If you resurrected Lenin, took him for a walk around Shanghai or Beijing and explained the deal to him he would be proud since so much of their political system is derived from Leninism, ergo communism. Even their market economy seems like a redux of Lenin’s NEP. Don’t try pulling that tired old “not real communism” schtick, we all see through it. Another thing, if they weren’t communists, where is the incentive to keep up the charade with all the symbolism? Surely a rational non-communist polity would realize there is a lot to gain from dropping the whole red, socialist realism and adopt a more (post-)modern aesthetic.
    - andrepd 5y ago
      >Another thing, if they weren’t communists, where is the incentive to keep up the charade with all the symbolism? Surely a rational non-communist polity would realize there is a lot to gain from dropping the whole red, socialist realism and adopt a more (post-)modern aesthetic. Much to the contrary. All governments strive for continuity to legitimise their regime. It's why for example even revolutions often co-opt the institutions they're trying to replace. In this case the communist "branding" is what gives them their legitimacy.
    - zokula 5y ago
      Lenin wasn't a communist. China doesn't even practice real communism.

bigcat123 5y ago

dang 5y ago
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