I just explain What do they think.
1They do n't know much about Uighurs
2National leaders don't like Uighurs
3Chinese people often discriminate against each other
So
They didn't realize they were accomplices
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I just explain What do they think.
1They do n't know much about Uighurs
2National leaders don't like Uighurs
3Chinese people often discriminate against each other
So
They didn't realize they were accomplices
The following:
They have attacked or even kille han peopled（han is a Nation） before
What reason do you believe they won't attack again（dont ban me）
Is a bit misguided, don't you think? People of all nationalities kill one another in the US, and in Europe. That wouldn't justify locking up people based on their ethnicity or religion.
sorry，I modified it now.
It's easy to cause misunderstanding.
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Im sorry，
but we just changed the constitution
Allow leaders to be re-elected for more than two terms
So，A long time
Ok，you still don't understand
They think this is the same behavior as high education discriminating against low education
Because China has a single race（90% is han），14years Great Wall of Networks
We even verbally attack because of COVID-19 Returnee（Because they may carry a virus
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Comment（Older people are respected in China）
They just talk about it，It's time to help others will still help
They don't think they need to be responsible for what the internet says
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I don't mean this to be rude. Your English is much better than any second language I speak/write. I'm not sure what you're saying here, however.Ok，you still don't understand
They think this is the same behavior as high education discriminating against low education
Because China has a single race（90% is han），14years Great Wall of Networks
We even verbally attack because of COVID-19 Returnee（Because they may carry a virus
Return to China as an asylum seeker, think yourself is grandpa, Please go abroad（Roll like a ball）!）捕获3.PNG
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Comment（Older people are respected in China）
They just talk about it，It's time to help others will still help
They don't think they need to be responsible for what the internet says
Didn't know there was a term for it, just read this article.
The rise of the Little Pink: China’s angry young digital warriors
Who are these angry Chinese dominating the internet with their jingoistic rage, where are they from and how did they emerge? We tell you
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Didn't know there was a term for it, just read this article.
The rise of the Little Pink: China’s angry young digital warriors
Who are these angry Chinese dominating the internet with their jingoistic rage, where are they from and how did they emerge? We tell you
hmm...you learn something new every day,i was assuming it was a case of:
Wow. And also ugh. Anyway, with that insanity hopefully out of the way I do continue to encourage everyone to email represenatives to demand responses regarding the use of slave labor.Didn't know there was a term for it, just read this article.
The rise of the Little Pink: China’s angry young digital warriors
Who are these angry Chinese dominating the internet with their jingoistic rage, where are they from and how did they emerge? We tell you
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Here hoping they got their hands on Switch Pro.
English is not my first language but what I understood from this post is you don't care about the conditions of Uighurs as long as there is a Pro version of the Switch that they are making?
If so fuck you, you are reported.
I don't trust the Covid19 numbers from China. According to their numbers, ~75% of all patients infected with nCoV19 have recovered . The Chinese government hid the virus and only went public when it became an outbreak. Who truly knows whether the virus has entered the Uyghur concentration camps and the toll it's taking there?
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Equally as concerning are the camps the Trump administration and ICE have that still contain a lot of vulnerable people. You're right in not trusting Xi, he's desperate to appear in control
Yep, can't trust the word of dictators who keep people in concentration camps. Trump trying to basically declare martial law so that he can round up more undocumented immigrants (and even most likely legal immigrants) using COVID19 as cover is more than enough reason to worry more, not less, about the current state of the pandemic.
Living in China right now, a lot of things I read and see around me are no different from US or certain European countries, so I'm very irked when people insult the entire Chinese population or reduce their entire 1.300.000.000 people to one mentality.
A good analogy a friend of mine did the other day: China is just like USA, except the only party allowed is Republican and the only media is Fox News. But the population is no different, there's probably as many "left wing" thinkers in Shanghai as in New York but they are not allowed to talk about it. It's a bit like Singapore: it's very hard to gather momentum against the government here as everything gets better and better each year for the majority of the population. Why change anything when your family went from poor rice farmers to living in a mansion? Never mind the 1% getting fucked on the other side of the country, although anyway you would never really hear about it. So that's for the mentality.
There is a racist, extremist rise here, just like most countries nowadays. Concentration camps in China, refugees camps in Europe and American immigrants detention centers are the extreme manifestation of a rising right-wing mentality. I don't know what we could do to change that, it's very scary.
A good analogy a friend of mine did the other day: China is just like USA, except the only party allowed is Republican and the only media is Fox News. But the population is no different, there's probably as many "left wing" thinkers in Shanghai as in New York but they are not allowed to talk about it. It's a bit like Singapore: it's very hard to gather momentum against the government here as everything gets better and better each year for the majority of the population. Why change anything when your family went from poor rice farmers to living in a mansion? Never mind the 1% getting fucked on the other side of the country, although anyway you would never really hear about it. So that's for the mentality.
There is a racist, extremist rise here, just like most countries nowadays. Concentration camps in China, refugees camps in Europe and American immigrants detention centers are the extreme manifestation of a rising right-wing mentality. I don't know what we could do to change that, it's very scary.
It never is ok to insult Chinese citizens or culture however the decisions Chinese government make and people who openly supports this human rights violation deserves the rightfully harsh critism.
On a different but related note considering how things turned out with Covid, it shows more and more that it is important to have honest, transparent governments however sounds utopic and naive. It doesnt matter what part of the world. We really are in the same ship. It is crystal clear now more than ever.
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Not going to be buying any electronics for a while, I'll be avoiding China manufactured stuff as well. This news comes just 6 months after there were reports about China harvesting organs from uighur people too. Can't believe we are here right now, all so I don't have to buy a $400 Nintendo console, Nintendo, I'm good, take your manufacturing out of China. I'll gladly spend more to avoid this.
Well this should be good news then:
Nintendo moves some Switch production to Vietnam
Nintendo is moving some production of the Switch to Vietnam, to decrease its dependence on China for manufacturing.The …
www.gamesindustry.biz
Yep, I remember this, hope they continue to move out of China with all this news. Microsoft should look into it's Brazil production lines they were doing back in 360 days iirc.Well this should be good news then:
Nintendo moves some Switch production to Vietnam
Nintendo is moving some production of the Switch to Vietnam, to decrease its dependence on China for manufacturing.The …
Good to hearWell this should be good news then:
Nintendo moves some Switch production to Vietnam
Nintendo is moving some production of the Switch to Vietnam, to decrease its dependence on China for manufacturing.The …
Well the article says some production, not completely and doesnt adress the slave labour issue at all. Btw no official press release or articles from gaming "news" sites yet?Well this should be good news then:
Nintendo moves some Switch production to Vietnam
Nintendo is moving some production of the Switch to Vietnam, to decrease its dependence on China for manufacturing.The …
What
What happened to the upcoming article that Jason Schreier promised to publish after looking into the report?
Kotaku has too many other hard hitting articles on BS and nonsense to devote any time to something that actually matters.
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I never read any promises other than to check out this thread
He has published several articles on Kotaku after this thread was made. He even made that clarification thread here in Era in a quick succession.
If one of the best gaming journalist doesn't care about this, no one else will.
Disappointing.
I guess a story about a Muslim minority in not a western country being mistreated is not useful in the articles he writes to plug in his books.
And for a moment I thought he cared.
The odd thing is the Uyghur forced to manufacture these products are likely working under crunch and in horrible conditions so you'd think that would be worth investigating and reporting on for videogame journalists like they do for crunch of relatively well off developers, much like regular journalists have done for Uyghur in other aspects. Like these game journos read up on the same sources of news that we all do, so it's not complete ignorance surely but is there a hesitance or fear for reporting this or not wanting to go to that lack of comfort in investigating it? Even outside of in-depth investigations, just reporting on the information from other outlets would be enough for now. It's just odd that outlets like Kotaku, Polygon, GameSpot, IGN, Game Informer, etc etc fail to mention it. Just search for the outlet name and uyghur, no hits.
Like how are non-gaming outlets such as Quartz, BBC, Techspot,Vice somehow mentioning Uyghur in relation to videogames when you're censored from saying "Uyghur" in League Of Legends but gaming outlets are not?
qz.com
The only gaming outlet to mention the Uyghur LoL issue is PC Gamer.
www.pcgamer.com
Like how are non-gaming outlets such as Quartz, BBC, Techspot,Vice somehow mentioning Uyghur in relation to videogames when you're censored from saying "Uyghur" in League Of Legends but gaming outlets are not?
Gamers are scrutinizing League of Legends for signs of China’s censorship
China's efforts to influence global discourse around it have put a spotlight on Tencent, the world's largest video-game publisher.
qz.com
The only gaming outlet to mention the Uyghur LoL issue is PC Gamer.
Riot says ban on the name of a Chinese ethnic minority in League of Legends was unintentional
The ban on 'Uyghur' was triggered by an automated chat filter, and has since been fixed.
I think, it's time to make another thread calling out this silent "journalist" issue after almost a month passed and gaming "journalists" and sites are dead silent about slave labour reports.
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Admittedly people are kinda under the threat of coronavirus so there's probably little they can do to expedite investigations. Both of these things hit af a bad time.
It's not like they even need to do much investigating, they could just do a "BBC: Uyghur muslims used as slave labor in Chinese factories used by big western companies" headline and just report on what BBC has investigated. Maybe try to ask Sony, Nintendo, Google, Apple & Microsoft for a comment, but it's not like they need to spend ages doing their own investigation into the matter, other than some fact checking to make sure to get details right.
You gotta have problems directly impacting people like game devs (read: white people) before anyone moves, man.
Exactly what I've been saying. A little lip service to what others have been reporting still goes a long way. If PC Gamer can do it and they're not the biggest, others should be able to. There is little excuse if journalists do care about the plight of labour workers.
^^ Quite possibly, the most racist, reductive, whataboutery opening post in the history of the internet?
No shortage of those on the internet sadly. Plenty of cyber warriors hiding behind their keyboards.
No shortage of those on the internet sadly. Plenty of cyber warriors hiding behind their keyboards.