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The only two reasons that the CCP seems to not simply be exterminating is: 1) they see more value, for the moment, in these people as workers-slaves (so if the
by loceng 4y ago
The only two reasons that the CCP seems to not simply be exterminating is:
1) they see more value, for the moment, in these people as workers-slaves (so if they can successfully "rehabilitate"/"re-educate" them, then that's better for everyone), and
2) there could also be a factor of not overstepping too far over the line that would require the "free world" to apply the same level of economic sanctions swiftly against China as Russia was recently successfully hit with.
My current concerns are:
3) When might this change, what conditions change where the CCP goes full holocaust of political dissidents (and easy to do en mass now with the lockdown-"test"-quarantine-disappear ["they died of virus"] funnel): is it having their current disparate but synergistic systems, and teams of people under whatever ethical framework necessary for them to morally carry out their part of the work flow, far enough tested and refined and ready for scaling? Are they just getting into their practice, and seeing how the system, society responds?
4) The rest of the world, with the WEF seeming to toe the line, are pushing for Digital ID and moving towards similar levels of control on freedom, manufacturing consent for mandates and exclusion from society (similar to Social Credit system in China), and internet censorship (as part of "fight against disinformation" as their propaganda).
E.g. The internet censorship bill the government of Canada (Trudeau's Liberals) is currently trying to pass the Senate (bill C-11); the Canadian government trying to pass this actually are claiming that censorship of some will actually increase free speech overall - basically that people being "offensive" are turning off people from freely sharing how they feel online; coddling, paternalism - as a guise to further control, suppress the truth; among other bills to be able to influence the information Canadians see, only inches less bad than outright censorship when it comes to further being able to program the majority of Canadians (such as required injection of content they deem you inject into what you present).
- narrator 4y agoGiven what I know about the cultural revolution, struggle sessions, etc. I think there's a burning desire in the CCP to develop and refine methodology to fix dissidents so they no longer cause trouble. The malleability of the human mind and belief systems is something they seem to be fascinated with as a sort of twisted science project.