@Splinty has wrongfully imprisoned a Canadian student from a Chinese state for too long.FREE BANCHAN!
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@Splinty has wrongfully imprisoned a Canadian student from a Chinese state for too long.FREE BANCHAN!
i dont know the specifics of the canadians, but i know most people view it as retaliation for the huawei exec arrest.
the one country that imprisons more people than any other country is the US
Is forced slavery equal to being in prison?
Because I'd argue it's worse.
China tops the US by that token, they'd have over 3 million people imprisoned compared to the 2.3 in the US.
If China is telling the truth about having 1.6 million in their prison system now.
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Meh China used the pandemic to rush through a law that it wouldn't have been able to pass if it were safe to protest.
I'm not saying it wasn't clever, but the west and more importantly HK residents are right to see it as fucked up.
the issues with china and hk were present before the pandemic.
hmmm, good question.@Poiupoiu in your opinion, would democracy and an open, western style society work in China?
the goal in china is to save money and allow the son to have a good life
as far as i can tell people dont care what type of government
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Of course they were, but past events have shown us that China backs down, at least somewhat, when Hong Kongers hold mass protests.
china now owns HK, it was/is inevitable that china will enforce its laws on hk. all the rich hkers have exit plans .
china has the right to do what ever it wants in hk
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is China still cool?
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China has owned HK for 21 years. Why do you think they waited so long to start cracking down?
the agreement was for 50 (?) years before change
free HK earns a ton of money, thats why they waited
It's strange how badly China reacted to Britain saying it might give people from Hong Kong a way to come and live here.
Kind of like how the USSR had to build a wall, and post armed guards to shoot people trying to cross over it, in Berlin.
It's almost like people don't like living under communist rule or something.
Kind of like how the USSR had to build a wall, and post armed guards to shoot people trying to cross over it, in Berlin.
It's almost like people don't like living under communist rule or something.
Depends on who you ask, some people want to be ruled.
The Chinese are good at replacement migration.
Start exporting your people to nearby mainland's, then a couple of hundred years later when those people have started breeding and outgrowing the existing population, start removing their history, replacing it with your own, then claim this other country as always yours, there was just a political dispute.
Wait, what?
"Taiwan continued to be a destination for Chinese migrants for 200 years under the Qing Dynasty, despite the Chinese ban on emigration at that time. Under Japanese rule, internal migration became the driving force in the development of Taiwan, though many Chinese did come to the country in the late 1940s during the time of the Chinese civil war."
Tradition and Progress: Taiwan's Evolving Migration Reality
In a highly selective way, flows of internal migrants within Taiwan have responded quickly to political, economic, and social changes throughout the nation’s history, and have spurred development of the country’s industrial, services, and technological industries. In the past 20 years, however...