Originally posted by BlasterBates
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostInterestingly the US with a population of 300 million has 2 million in gulags whereas China has a population 3 times the size with almost half that number in gulags.
Statistically you are far less likely to end up in a gulag in China than you are in the US.
US citizen jailed in a gulag for a offering humanitarian aid
Cirque du Soleil should do a version.Comment
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Originally posted by minestrone View Post"feeding two migrants and offering them beds after an arduous, death-defying journey through the desert"
Cirque du Soleil should do a version.
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Originally posted by unixman View PostCabin fever rant incoming...
In return for cheap manufacturing, the West has so far "overlooked" China being a horrible dictatorship. The PRC has, reportedly, 2 million Muslims in camps, terrible human rights, working conditions from hell - the usual totalitarian features. Meanwhile the Western political class and media has been bought off and hasn't a bad word to say about the PRC.
And I'm as guilty as the next man - buying lots of shiny Chinese goods while preferring not to think about the slaves who made them, about suicide nets, about misery and non existent H&S.
This virus is Communism's latest gift to the world. If/when it is over, China will have to change and so will the attitude of the rest of the world. If China reforms and moves towards openness and democracy as a result, that will be a positive thing.Originally posted by unixman View Post*Cough*
My Google for "trump disinfectant" - 353 million results
My Google for "uighur muslims" - 6.3 million results
My Google for "trump disinfectant site:bbc.co.uk" - 134000 results
My Google for "uighur muslims site:bbc.co.uk" - 1600 results
My Google for "trump disinfectant site:www.theguardian.com" - 2810 results
My Google for "uighur muslims site:www.theguardian.com" - 1120 results
The Don makes a faux pas and within 48 hours Auntie has given it 8 times as much coverage as Chinese people in gulags ? The Guardian twice as much ? That's with my filter bubble of course. Try it with yours...
oh and searching for "who" is tricky as it's a common word but
""world health organisation" china site:bbc.co.uk" - 6920 results
"trumps hair site:bbc.co.uk" - 51800 resultsComment
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Originally posted by elsergiovolador View PostBoris apparently changed his mind about Huawei and is looking to pull out...Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostHe was just kidding
Boris Johnson ‘changes his mind’ over Huawei mobile deal | News | The Sunday TimesComment
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