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Someone flagkill this. All this is blatant lie.
by smilekzs 12y ago
Someone flagkill this. All this is blatant lie.
- muddyrivers 12y agoWow. Could you provide your arguments instead of calling them lies?
- smilekzs 12y ago> There have been endless mockeries towards Hu and Jiang in the Internet. You won't find many towards Xi. People may disagree with Xi and voice their opposition. But they won't mock him. Of course you won't see people mocking him on the surface. The regime has cracked down on pretty much all criticism on him. > Xi get more accepted and supported largely because he is open to new ideas This is where the hypocrisy lies. On the surface he poses to be "open" while below the surface his regime cracks down on media and tightens up control on videos/animation/publication. Also, propaganda on his "merits" are way over the top -- just short of Mao's. > it is very easy to bypass GFW in China. There are many tools available in the Internet. It requires only basic knowledge on Internet. The young generations have no problem in browsing websites in western countries if they really want to Lie. GFW just attacked GitHub. And AFAIK GFW is getting harder and harder to bypass every single day. The regime cuts off Google services (and throttles/cuts VPN connections) for no reason every now and then even when all you do is checking your inbox. --- And to you, presumably a 50-cent, [citation needed].
- hawkice 12y agoTypical etiquette would involve being more detailed. I am curious -- what is true, if the above is a lie?
- smilekzs 12y agoSee above reply to OP
- zghst 12y agoWhat is the lie? It is not hard to believe that a man who had his life turned upside down by Mao would not one day question the system he lived in.