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China Unsolved: Who Poisoned Zhu Ling?
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#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well, when it comes to stories about China, you can rarely find English articles that are NOT extremely biased. I also suspect someone from hackernews are manually promoting such content
That includes global times and China daily, you can’t read those without coming out very biased against China.
They're indeed also very biased, just in the opposite direction. You just can't get unbiased views.
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#13Why does these posts about China with so few upvotes and no comment keep popping up in the front page of hacker news?!
There are currently nine stories on the front page with less than 31 points (the count on this story currently) and few comments.
There's absolutely nothing unusual about it in fact.
China is the world's second largest economy by a large margin, and it's the #2 tech nation also by a large margin, there are naturally going to be increasing numbers of stories about China in general.
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#14> “Sun’s family background was not distinguished enough to prevent security organs from investigating the situation,” the newspaper haplessly insisted.
At least in the west, there is a pretense and expectation that the laws apply equally to all.
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#15> “Sun’s family background was not distinguished enough to prevent security organs from investigating the situation,” the newspaper haplessly insisted. At least in the west, there is a pretense and expectation that the laws apply equally to all.
They have the exact same pretenses in the east.
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#16Going to guess the CIA?
All the publicly available evidence (mostly circumstantial) points to a much more mundane source: jealous roommate.
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#17>Tsinghua
The university second only after central party school
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#18Going to guess the CIA?
All the publicly available evidence (mostly circumstantial) points to a much more mundane source: jealous roommate.
Yes. My comment was flippant, referring to the CIA global assassination program disclosed in increasingly greater detail over the past couple years.
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#19> “Sun’s family background was not distinguished enough to prevent security organs from investigating the situation,” the newspaper haplessly insisted. At least in the west, there is a pretense and expectation that the laws apply equally to all.
They have the exact same pretenses in the east.
Local cultural and psychological differences require distinct ideological facades but the ruling classes worldwide are all on the same page.
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
That includes global times and China daily, you can’t read those without coming out very biased against China.
They're indeed also very biased, just in the opposite direction. You just can't get unbiased views.
No, not even in the opposite directly. Reading China daily and global times makes China to look like a communist dictatorship living in a reality far from the rest of the world. It literally provides a more negative impression of China than CNN.