Okay but like what happens in Beijing when you say you're not satisfied? Also, weren't there large scale protests there not to long back?
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Careful where you say that, you'll be sent one for four articles saying it didn't happen
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It's so interesting that in a country where bitching about the government will land you in prison, people don't publicly bitch about the government
"Although state censorship and propaganda are widespread, our survey reveals that citizen perceptions of governmental performance respond most to real, measurable changes in individuals’ material well-being" -- Harvard study; this also shows people complaining about shit, admitting to lodging complaints/being willing to protest surrounding main issues. You had this cited to you back in another thread (where I refuted your claims on another topic, as did others), and yet you couldn't come up with a single intelligent response. Now you're saying the same bs with the same ignorant confidence, as if you have any evidence that simply disapproving of the government lands you in prison, despite the claim being disproven empirically (see above) and logically ("Idk why this is" and then "you can figure it out yourself" being your only responses; I don't believe you have an actual answer to this refutation). The only reason I recognized you is because this is almost verbatim the exact comment you made in the other thread. You have brain worms.
It's almost like people won't publicly criticize the government when the government imprisons and kills people who publicly criticize it and their families.
Huh, is that why the people of Hong Kong seemed so happy in that last bout of protests? You know, when over 1 million people took to the streets, protested and set the city on fire? Also, and just out of interest, is your government still using "prisoner's of conscience" as an organ donor pool or have they finally shut down their concentration camps?
You know, when over 1 million people took to the streets, protested and set the city on fire?
They also set people on fire. The protests were started because they opposed an extradition bill designed to address a loophole that just allowed a man in HK to murder his pregnant wife and flee to Taiwan and avoid criminal prosecution; you shouldn't support the HK protests.
Is your government still using "prisoner's of conscience" as an organ donor pool
Glad we're taking the claims of religious zealots as established fact
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Also, and just out of interest, is your government still using "prisoner's of conscience" as an organ donor pool
Don't try to equate a bill that allows someone to make a choice to decrease prison time, with a concentration camp where they harvest organs and hair, and "reeducate" people to believe China #1. One is dumb, the other is evil.
I get worried sometimes about my country's (Australia) invasive online privacy laws. China doesn't allow proper internet access, and if you think you have nothing to worry about, just Baidu-search "Tiananmen Square 1989" or "why did the Dalai Lama leave Taiwan". I'm sure you'll be fine...
"Tiananmen Square 1989"
"why did the Dalai Lama leave Taiwan"
That's easy, the CPC and Tibetan masses didn't let him keep the theocracy that allowed slaves/serfs to be tortured by the feudal lordship and women to be barred from education.
or people in China could be scared to say anything bad about their scene.
Well, that's the US fault for not thinking about that smh.
"How's life in China ?"
"We can't complain."
"Really, that's great. "
"No, we seriously can't !"
My I ask which one of these countries has freedom of speech?
I'm pretty sure if you say anything in either place that isn't "allowed" you get treated equally.
Definitely not the USA, if a black man says something to a police that they don’t like, they get shot in the spot.
That happened once
“Once”
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