Pointing out how flimsy the evidence is for the alleged genocide is the same as calls for violence lol
I mean if you are Time Magazine you can probably dig up a fedpost or two from any sub, especially those
Nah for sure I just think it’s pretty disingenuous to portray it as if that’s the defacto take of those subs
And definitely disingenuous to compare them to like chodi lol
lol, I've literally never seen anything racist on r/sino (unless you count being anti-western as racism) :lmayo:
meanwhile literally every other sub is "kill ____" "based"
you can literally find someone saying "we should turn beijing into glass" upvoted 6,7k times in a subreddit about cooking or something lmao
Pretty sure GZD banned joke spellings of the name, but sure they incite violence, whatever
Well, yeah. Those insidious orientals are trying to hide all their racism. There's so much of it that despite their best efforts we can still see a bit of it!!!
Anyway, hate the government not the people , etc.
The Asiatic brainpan has lots of sneaky little nooks and crannies where they hide the racism. Whereas I, a hwite intellectual, am immune to such base biases. Here let me show you with these here calipers what I mean
I don't hate Asians, I love anime, and Hong Kongers are great, hell they are practically white people/s
I wonder if America does anything racist online or maybe even offline like with a penal system for instance just thinking out loud haha
Sometimes I see the word public and it's like pube lick lmao
Hell, go to any american city's subreddit and you'll see people calling for the mass extermination of homeless people.
and
promote violence
First link is literally just Rushan Abbas getting criticized in her AMA for helping torture people, including Uyghurs, in Gitmo. Sinophobic subreddit called her a human rights activist lol.
Second link is a screenshot of a user on genzedong questioning the validity of claims about Uyghur detentions and saying that reeducation camps are less bad than the US' response to terrorism, which is killing a ton of people in the Middle East.
🤡 hour at Time
Imagine if China went with US approach and build their version of gitmo to combat terrorism. Lol, the west would go crazy, but when it the US, time go cricket
Time's spiciest take on Guantanamo Bay is to cite Amnesty International calling it "the gulag of our times". No mention of torture and Time makes the case that the US has legal right to occupy that part of Cuba.
Though honestly, Guantanamo Bay is less abhorrent than the black sites and the mass murder campaigns. The US routinely targets and destroys civilian infrastructure in Middle Eastern countries unfortunate enough to be in its crosshairs, creating famines, disease, malnutrition, and associated refugee crisis. Millions murdered. It destroys entire societies, militarily disrupting their basic social fabric in an attempt to open up markets for investment, the definition of imperialism.
India China and Portugal, the last bastions of racism on planet earth
State department working hard on pumping out propaganda, it’s even targeting subreddit now
redditors
they targeted redditors. people who would spend countless hours practicing to extract a single extra upvote from sinophobia.
Cool, now do r/China and r/worldnews.
Oh, you're not going to? Well isn't that strange :curious-marx:
Reddit likes the right wing people using their platform. For one they hardly disagree on most things. They also provide cover for reddit to get rid of left wing people/subs. That's why reddit will never truly get rid of them. I don't even buy the typical materialist analysis that proper moderation is prohibitively expensive for shareholders. Are we really pretending that reddit makes money? Sure, they sell advertising but what does that really mean? Reddit is way more valuable as a disinfo/cointelpro tool than shilling random products and services. It doesn't have to make money to exist. Which means the moderation thing isn't actually about money it's that it would get rid of useful idiots.
I'd like to see what they linked for the claim that sino and genzedong call for violence against Uyghurs?
https://www.reddit.com/r/chinareddits/comments/eakmdc/rsino_harasses_and_brigades_a_uyghur_human_rights/
And https://www.reddit.com/r/chinareddits/comments/kv05sf/rgenzedong_is_literally_defending_uighur/
Interesting take. I wonder if they'll apply that same logic to the ENTIRETY OF REDDIT gangstalking a random racial minority person?
https://www.businessinsider.com/reddit-falsely-accuses-sunil-tripathi-of-boston-bombing-2013-7https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-22263020
Back in 2013, literally ALL OF REDDIT (multiple subs, including worldnews) went on a manhunt for Sunil Tripathi because they thought he was the Boston Bomber
He wasn't, he had gone missing before the event happened, and was dead (cause unknown).
So basically reddit accused a random Brown person of terrorism and went on a manhunt for him while his family was still frantically searching for him in a missing persons case. And then he turned out to be dead.
:le-pol-face: BUT CHYNA THO :xi-plz:
Even if the Uyghur activist WASN'T a cia plant, some random r/sino users heckling her doesn't even begin to compare to accusing someone in a missing persons case of being a terrorist because of his skin color
Possibly, but also
Ughyur
:kermit-pain: just sound it out, oo-ee-gur, Uyghur
Personally, I have no difficulty believing a world power could have overdone their counter-terrorism -- I'm from the US, after all!
I have literally never seen a single post or even comment on genzedong advocating violence against uyghurs
