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So you have no problem trusting statistics from a warmongering country with world's highest incarceration rate, and very obvious racial skew among those impriso
by trasz 5y ago
So you have no problem trusting statistics from a warmongering country with world's highest incarceration rate, and very obvious racial skew among those imprisoned (those fortunate enough to not be shot on the street by police), but you up front assume that it's the Chinese statistics that can't be trusted.
- lr4444lr 5y agoPlease, tell us all the FOIA equivalent in China, and the laws protecting freedom of the press to promulgate that data.
- trasz 5y agoYou mean, the mechanism that allows one to ask government for something, and for the government to deny that information for whatever reason? Okay, show me some example. US Air Force droning a wedding, where can I find information about that? Drone video recordings, perpetrators' names etc? Let me guess - that's "national security" and can't be public. And that's somehow different from how it works in China (if China was droning random civilians that is).