Feel nothing but misery for these poor souls trapped in these insane asylums.
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Inside China’s thought transformation (prison) camps. BBC investigation.
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Feel nothing but misery for these poor souls trapped in these insane asylums.
Someone needs to take out the current administration before China loses all it's unique cultures and continues to brainwash it's Han majority.
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Seems like they took a like out of North Korea's textbook. Which is to hide all the human rights abuses and cover it up with singing and dancing.
It's even more crazy when they think someone isn't gonna see through the sharade Immediately.
This..this infuriates and terrifies me. Fuck me that's a full on 1984 shit right there.
China's shameless doublespeak from the staff is expected, as nauseating as it is, but those clipped, clearly conditioned answers from the "students" there choked me up, damn.
"I made a mistake"
"I'm not aware of the law"
"I was influenced by extremism and terrorism"
"I love the Chinese Communist Party"
China's shameless doublespeak from the staff is expected, as nauseating as it is, but those clipped, clearly conditioned answers from the "students" there choked me up, damn.
"I made a mistake"
"I'm not aware of the law"
"I was influenced by extremism and terrorism"
"I love the Chinese Communist Party"
Not just the textbook, at the beginning when they drive into the building complex it seriously reminds me of NK.
I wonder if that government minder found himself in some deep trouble by fucking up his answer and getting caught in a lie.
I am sure there are some more tankie type people who will be convinced that teh BBC and others are just spreading out-of-context and exagerrated information about China (and North Korea), but it seems to me things in China are pretty dire.
Even if you don't want to call these "concentration camps" they are pretty much like culture-wiping "residential schools" .
Even if you don't want to call these "concentration camps" they are pretty much like culture-wiping "residential schools" .
It's quite amazing and terrifying that they are genuinely using the Minority Report "pre-criminal" concept as a justification for this, some bureaucrat actually spoke on camera using those terms. With the way surveillance technology is developing and Western internet corporations being so submissive to the Chinese state, you'd imagine things are only going to get worse.
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Hopefully fine as they were selected and it seems like they stuck to the script.
We get constantly hammered in Canadian history classes on the twisted and cruel history of the government separating native families and sticking their kids into residential schools to assimilate them into "proper Canadian culture". It was cultural genocide and was officially recognized as it.
...and China is just brazenly doing all this in the year 2019. With the whole world watching.
...and China is just brazenly doing all this in the year 2019. With the whole world watching.
Wow. That Xinjian Foreign Affairs Office guy straight up mentioned something we'd hear Minority Report. It's upsetting that in modern society concepts from a film I actually like are being used to oppress innocent people. China is just sugar coating a North Korea school of thought at this point.
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