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fqye
6y ago
Well rumor circulating in China's VC / startup circle is that this ISN'T true either.
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fqye
6y ago
It is not possible to have a very large pool of curators that could 'hand-select' the 'right' content that could hook up people. Tictok and Toutiao in China often push irrelevant content or new content by new creator to
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6y ago
Ok now it gets personal and emotional. My last reply. I think you got lost in feeling angry for some footage that shows injustice but forgot we were debating evidence for concentration camps. Injustice happens everyday and everywhere. Chine
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fqye
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I don't agree with you. That kind of camps should be called prisons or something else. Now when people talk about concentration camps, they mostly refer to the camps of Nazi's or the US's for Japanese Americans during WWII. I
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fqye
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images or videos of families confined in a camp, children, women and old men / women from reliable source. When we talk about concentration camp, it is always about large number of families.
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You missed my point. I am not questioning the images. > If you read this report thoroughly, you can find out it just shows there are this sort of buildings in Xinjiang but no logic or proof that they are concentration camps and there is
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There are lots of accusations against China's Xinjiang practice. They are all mixed together unintentionally or intentionally to mud the water. The accusation of concentration camp is exaggerated and there is no credible hard evidence
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> Here, we have millions of eye witnesses and tons of corroborating evidence. The fact that this report is up to questioning shows that it isn't true. If you read this report thoroughly, you can find out it just shows there are this
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6y ago
Because history told us that public consensus and official conclusion could be lies. Remember the reason that the US invaded Iraq?
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If they were actual camps, can someone explain why they were all empty? No cars, no trucks, no detainees, no guards at all? To supply and run a crowded camp, you need guards and logistics. Nothing there. Nowadays, researchers could easily o
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I mean, to steer a company through power struggle between the US and China is very interesting and could be a big plus for future high profile jobs. Unless he doesn't have much a role at the table and feel hurt. I assume it is the case
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How China Controlled the Coronavirus
(newyorker.com)
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Maybe you got the logic wrong? This arrest is actually an opportunity to test if the new security law has some merits. Jimmy Lai has the resource to defend himself in court. Let's wait for it to unfold.
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fqye
6y ago
When it comes to politics, HN is similar to Reddit. People just comment by emotion and ideology, because they could feel the satisfaction by chanting the beautiful words of democracy and freedom, without burden of insightgul knowledge of hi
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6y ago
You are shifting the debate.
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6y ago
No. China's internet market has always been extremely competitive. And there were some debates about why China could produce some big internet players and eventually it was generally accepted that for one China has a big, or is THE big
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You couldn't be wronger. Alibaba wasn't protected by the government at all. Ebay's then CEO bought a local e-biz site eachnet and relocated to Shanghai but still failed at competing with Alibaba. Amazon bought some local e-bi
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> Do you not realize it was Xi and his propaganda that caused a massive change in opinion of the west? The state news agencies constantly blames everything on foreigners and the west. I don't know where you got that from. CCP stopp
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I am not exaggerating about the US losing it credibility in China. The US was really the shining city on the hill before 2008 financial crisis. I personally was huge admirer of the US system. I even spent about 1 year in DC just to study th
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It is fair to accuse China of anything. It is the actions the government or law makers take that matter. I think Trump administration is them problem. It is amazing to see how much a single term of an irrational president could damage a cou
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So what? If CCP isn't allowed to be defended here, isn't this place exactly what CCP is?
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Bing is accessible from China. FB and Twitter must comply with censorship rules and storage of user data in China, among other things, to operate in China. Google was operating and accessible in China until China made clear the rules for th
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If the US forced ByteDance to sell Tiktok, the US would lose its last bit of moral high ground in China, the spirit of free market and rule by law. If you are worried about data leakage to China, you set rules and law and enforce them. That
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Just curious. How much faith do Americans have in current DOJ’s credibility after the whole Trump impeachment show and Barr’s political driven handling of Muller report? To me I believe the current DOJ can make political allegations with ve
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Not arrested. They were given a warning and asked to sign a sort of declaration that they agreed what they said were wrong then were sent to home. Still bad but not the same as being arrested.
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Intesting. Hubei provincial and Wuhan city governments are being bashed hard for covering up and ineffectiveness in handling the crisis and China’s central government is being praised.
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Can you read? In what way did I hint that?
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Checkout all the threads @ 知乎, China's Quora. And it's been all over China's news and social media since the beginning. https://www.zhihu.com/search?type=content&q=%E9%9D%9E%E6%B4%...
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WTF. This crisis has been openly discussed in China from the very beginning. And yes pork price has been going up steadily , but there was no such thing as political crisis. I mean China is not angel but it is absurd to smear China with n
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There was another side of the story. Another video of this particular event shared among Mainland Chinese students showed that the HK students picked fight first and one female HK side student faked fall to ground after the Mainland side tr
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