Hong Kong

[Galloism]

Can you prove that China caused them to disappear?

No?

Well then it’s no different from disappearances in the US or elsewhere

Hey IM, how do you feel about the Uighurs?

If you don't know, they Uighurs are an Turkic Chinese ethnic located in Eastern China, and the Chinese government has been rounding them up and putting millions of them in concentration (And probably death) camps because of the fact they're a majority Muslim group.

What do you think of that?

Also killing them and harvesting their organs for transplants.

Unironically.

[Dooom35796821595]

It's called whataboutism. Don't assume that your blind defense of the PRC means you're free of logical fallacies.

It’s not a logical fallacy

If X happens worldwide and elsewhere it’s casually assumed to be non governmental, then in the absence of proof it would be prejudicial to assume government involvement for just one (or a select group) of countries

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/id ... dden_camps

So I guess all these people got lost in the woods or something, right?

[Nova Cyberia]

Hey IM, how do you feel about the Uighurs?

If you don't know, they Uighurs are an Turkic Chinese ethnic located in Eastern China, and the Chinese government has been rounding them up and putting millions of them in concentration (And probably death) camps because of the fact they're a majority Muslim group.

What do you think of that?

Also killing them and harvesting their organs for transplants.

Unironically.

The ruthless efficiency of the PRC is fascinating... in a horrifying kind of way.

[Loben The 2nd]

Also killing them and harvesting their organs for transplants.

Unironically.

The ruthless efficiency of the PRC is fascinating... in a horrifying kind of way.

When you’re bank rolled by big tech things tend to happen.

[Novus America]

Whataboutism is not a defense, it is an admission of guilt.

No it raises doubts about the governmenr’s involvement in the disappearances since other such phenomena are regularly assumed to be non-government-caused disappearance

The fact the the PRC government disappears people is well documented. They do not even try to hide it often, sometimes the people reappear.
Sometimes they do not.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co ... a-45806904

[El-Amin Caliphate]

It's called whataboutism. Don't assume that your blind defense of the PRC means you're free of logical fallacies.

It’s not a logical fallacy

If X happens worldwide and elsewhere it’s casually assumed to be non governmental, then in the absence of proof it would be prejudicial to assume government involvement for just one (or a select group) of countries

1: A pointing out the wrongdoing of B while C says "well D did bad stuff too" is textbook whataboutism. We're talking about the wrongs of China, not any other country.
2: Countries have a reputation of citizen treatment, and evidence for and against said treatment. The US does not disappear its own citizens. China does. There is evidence for that.

[Nakena]

Hey IM, how do you feel about the Uighurs?

If you don't know, they Uighurs are an Turkic Chinese ethnic located in Eastern China, and the Chinese government has been rounding them up and putting millions of them in concentration (And probably death) camps because of the fact they're a majority Muslim group.

What do you think of that?

Also killing them and harvesting their organs for transplants.

Unironically.

They are literally being harvested.

The ruthless efficiency of the PRC is fascinating... in a horrifying kind of way.

When you’re bank rolled by big tech things tend to happen.

D A R K E N L I G H T M E N T

[El-Amin Caliphate]

Hey IM, how do you feel about the Uighurs?

If you don't know, they Uighurs are an Turkic Chinese ethnic located in Eastern China, and the Chinese government has been rounding them up and putting millions of them in concentration (And probably death) camps because of the fact they're a majority Muslim group.

What do you think of that?

Also killing them and harvesting their organs for transplants.

Unironically.

Wait what?

[Loben The 2nd]

Also killing them and harvesting their organs for transplants.

Unironically.

They are literally being harvested.

Life is cheap in a country of a billion people.

[Infected Mushroom]

Bombadil already debunked that lie, IM.

Don't worry, they'll soon be coming after the things he loves..

Among the apps removed from major Chinese Android app stores were NetEase Cloud Music, audio platform Lizhi FM and Ximalaya FM, and social app Soul. The apps still appear in app stores, but in place of their descriptions is a message: “According to related laws and regulations, this app is not available for download.”

Music apps were berated for disseminating sexually suggestive songs and promoting anime, comics, and games (ACG)-related interests.

Link

There'll merely be clean, state loving games and entertainment. Games like this..

Xuexi Qiangguo, which translates to “Study powerful country”, is now the most downloaded item on Apple’s domestic App Store, surpassing in demand social media apps such as WeChat and TikTok – known as Weixin and Douyin, respectively, in mainland China.

Released by the party’s publicity department in January, Xuexi Qiangguo mostly serves as a news aggregation platform for articles, short video clips and documentaries about President Xi Jinping’s political philosophy.

Xuexi Qiangguo requires users to sign up with their mobile numbers and real names. “Study points” are earned by users who log on the app, read articles, make comments every day and participate in multiple-choice tests about the party’s policies.

The growing use of Xuexi Qiangguo across the country is shaping up to be the party’s most successful propaganda effort to date based on recent accounts.

Wu Meisheng, a 66-year-old villager in the eastern coastal province of Shandong, told the Guang Ming Daily that he bought his first smartphone for the purpose of using Xuexi Qiangguo.

What a disgrace

[Galloism]

Also killing them and harvesting their organs for transplants.

Unironically.

The ruthless efficiency of the PRC is fascinating... in a horrifying kind of way.

I’ve commented on that before:

viewtopic.php?p=35731214#p35731214
viewtopic.php?p=35731224#p35731224

[Infected Mushroom]

It’s not a logical fallacy

If X happens worldwide and elsewhere it’s casually assumed to be non governmental, then in the absence of proof it would be prejudicial to assume government involvement for just one (or a select group) of countries

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/id ... dden_camps

So I guess all these people got lost in the woods or something, right?

You can’t be sure

[Galloism]

Also killing them and harvesting their organs for transplants.

Unironically.

Wait what?

https://www.cnn.com/2016/06/23/asia/chi ... index.html

Yeah.

[El-Amin Caliphate]

Don't worry, they'll soon be coming after the things he loves..

Among the apps removed from major Chinese Android app stores were NetEase Cloud Music, audio platform Lizhi FM and Ximalaya FM, and social app Soul. The apps still appear in app stores, but in place of their descriptions is a message: “According to related laws and regulations, this app is not available for download.”

Music apps were berated for disseminating sexually suggestive songs and promoting anime, comics, and games (ACG)-related interests.

Link

There'll merely be clean, state loving games and entertainment. Games like this..

Xuexi Qiangguo, which translates to “Study powerful country”, is now the most downloaded item on Apple’s domestic App Store, surpassing in demand social media apps such as WeChat and TikTok – known as Weixin and Douyin, respectively, in mainland China.

Released by the party’s publicity department in January, Xuexi Qiangguo mostly serves as a news aggregation platform for articles, short video clips and documentaries about President Xi Jinping’s political philosophy.

Xuexi Qiangguo requires users to sign up with their mobile numbers and real names. “Study points” are earned by users who log on the app, read articles, make comments every day and participate in multiple-choice tests about the party’s policies.

The growing use of Xuexi Qiangguo across the country is shaping up to be the party’s most successful propaganda effort to date based on recent accounts.

Wu Meisheng, a 66-year-old villager in the eastern coastal province of Shandong, told the Guang Ming Daily that he bought his first smartphone for the purpose of using Xuexi Qiangguo.

What a disgrace

Please answer NHA's question to you about the Uighurs.

[New haven america]

The ruthless efficiency of the PRC is fascinating... in a horrifying kind of way.

I’ve commented on that before:

viewtopic.php?p=35731214#p35731214
viewtopic.php?p=35731224#p35731224

It's basically like Winnie and others in the government read dystopian novels for inspiration on what decisions to make.

[Dooom35796821595]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/id ... dden_camps

So I guess all these people got lost in the woods or something, right?

You can’t be sure

Seriously?

[Bombadil]

Meanwhile, in the happy floaty unicorn world of China media..

A festive atmosphere enveloped Hong Kong on Monday as people from different backgrounds joined various activities to celebrate the anniversary.

The Greater Bay Festival, a three-day gala with high-tech features and music that started on Saturday, had attracted more than 180,000 people as of noon on Monday, according to organizers. Celebrators pieced out "I love HK" characters to show their love for the city.

Around 15,000 visitors, mostly teenagers and children, enjoyed a field day at the People's Liberation Army Hong Kong Garrison, with a rare taste of military exercises and the daily lives of those in uniform.

Businesspeople and young entrepreneurs are upbeat on Hong Kong's future, saying the city will continue to enjoy benefits brought by national development, especially with the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

Actually that Greater Bay Festival was largely deserted and closed early from lack of activity.

A picture reminiscent of Trump's inauguration

[New haven america]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/id ... dden_camps

So I guess all these people got lost in the woods or something, right?

You can’t be sure

And here we see IM defending government brainwashing, mass organ harvesting, and genocide.

[New haven america]

Don't worry, they'll soon be coming after the things he loves..

Among the apps removed from major Chinese Android app stores were NetEase Cloud Music, audio platform Lizhi FM and Ximalaya FM, and social app Soul. The apps still appear in app stores, but in place of their descriptions is a message: “According to related laws and regulations, this app is not available for download.”

Music apps were berated for disseminating sexually suggestive songs and promoting anime, comics, and games (ACG)-related interests.

Link

There'll merely be clean, state loving games and entertainment. Games like this..

Xuexi Qiangguo, which translates to “Study powerful country”, is now the most downloaded item on Apple’s domestic App Store, surpassing in demand social media apps such as WeChat and TikTok – known as Weixin and Douyin, respectively, in mainland China.

Released by the party’s publicity department in January, Xuexi Qiangguo mostly serves as a news aggregation platform for articles, short video clips and documentaries about President Xi Jinping’s political philosophy.

Xuexi Qiangguo requires users to sign up with their mobile numbers and real names. “Study points” are earned by users who log on the app, read articles, make comments every day and participate in multiple-choice tests about the party’s policies.

The growing use of Xuexi Qiangguo across the country is shaping up to be the party’s most successful propaganda effort to date based on recent accounts.

Wu Meisheng, a 66-year-old villager in the eastern coastal province of Shandong, told the Guang Ming Daily that he bought his first smartphone for the purpose of using Xuexi Qiangguo.

What a disgrace

Not if it's for the safety and wellbeing of the Chinese people.

[Rojava Free State]

Meanwhile, in the happy floaty unicorn world of China media..

A festive atmosphere enveloped Hong Kong on Monday as people from different backgrounds joined various activities to celebrate the anniversary.

The Greater Bay Festival, a three-day gala with high-tech features and music that started on Saturday, had attracted more than 180,000 people as of noon on Monday, according to organizers. Celebrators pieced out "I love HK" characters to show their love for the city.

Around 15,000 visitors, mostly teenagers and children, enjoyed a field day at the People's Liberation Army Hong Kong Garrison, with a rare taste of military exercises and the daily lives of those in uniform.

Businesspeople and young entrepreneurs are upbeat on Hong Kong's future, saying the city will continue to enjoy benefits brought by national development, especially with the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

Actually that Greater Bay Festival was largely deserted and closed early from lack of activity.

A picture reminiscent of Trump's inauguration

I wonder how many people will be put to death after China suffered this humiliation?

[El-Amin Caliphate]

Meanwhile, in the happy floaty unicorn world of China media..

A festive atmosphere enveloped Hong Kong on Monday as people from different backgrounds joined various activities to celebrate the anniversary.

The Greater Bay Festival, a three-day gala with high-tech features and music that started on Saturday, had attracted more than 180,000 people as of noon on Monday, according to organizers. Celebrators pieced out "I love HK" characters to show their love for the city.

Around 15,000 visitors, mostly teenagers and children, enjoyed a field day at the People's Liberation Army Hong Kong Garrison, with a rare taste of military exercises and the daily lives of those in uniform.

Businesspeople and young entrepreneurs are upbeat on Hong Kong's future, saying the city will continue to enjoy benefits brought by national development, especially with the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

Actually that Greater Bay Festival was largely deserted and closed early from lack of activity.

A picture reminiscent of Trump's inauguration

I wonder how many people will be put to death after China suffered this humiliation?

That's a very scary true thought you just put into my head...

[Infected Mushroom]

What a disgrace

Please answer NHA's question to you about the Uighurs.

I’m inclined to accept China’s statement that it’s to combat extremism and counter terrorism.

[El-Amin Caliphate]

Please answer NHA's question to you about the Uighurs.

I’m inclined to accept China’s statement that it’s to combat extremism and counter terrorism.

Welcome to my ignore list

[Galloism]

Meanwhile, in the happy floaty unicorn world of China media..

A festive atmosphere enveloped Hong Kong on Monday as people from different backgrounds joined various activities to celebrate the anniversary.

The Greater Bay Festival, a three-day gala with high-tech features and music that started on Saturday, had attracted more than 180,000 people as of noon on Monday, according to organizers. Celebrators pieced out "I love HK" characters to show their love for the city.

Around 15,000 visitors, mostly teenagers and children, enjoyed a field day at the People's Liberation Army Hong Kong Garrison, with a rare taste of military exercises and the daily lives of those in uniform.

Businesspeople and young entrepreneurs are upbeat on Hong Kong's future, saying the city will continue to enjoy benefits brought by national development, especially with the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

Actually that Greater Bay Festival was largely deserted and closed early from lack of activity.

A picture reminiscent of Trump's inauguration

I wonder how many people will be put to death after China suffered this humiliation?

They want people to be cheerful even if they have to shoot them.

[Galloism]

Please answer NHA's question to you about the Uighurs.

I’m inclined to accept China’s statement that it’s to combat extremism and counter terrorism.

An excuse used by authoritarian governments everywhere to clamp down on dissent.