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except China is not subject to the "brain drain" you are describing and is actually economically successful. When it comes to which regime is more repressive, I
by rob74 5y ago
except China is not subject to the "brain drain" you are describing and is actually economically successful. When it comes to which regime is more repressive, I agree the difference is only in effectivity - the scale of China's oppression/brainwashing/ethnic cleansing operation in Xinjiang is really scary, I don't think Russia would be capable of organising (or financing) something like this...
- Moru 5y agoYes, sorry. I meant similarities in the regimes, not braindrain. And if there is something left to take over depends on the choices of weapons russia makes in the next few days.
- oAlbe 5y agoIs there even going to be something left at all, or someone left, anywhere, depending on the choices of weapons they make in the next few days?