Keep the Internet free and open (2012) • Hacker News Board

Re: Keep the Internet free and open (2012)

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Post by unity1001 » Sun, Nov 27, 2022, 9:53 PM UTC

imgabe wrote: post #50

unity1001 wrote: post #49

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Yeah. In contrast, all the stuff you said - which you have copied word for word from the US State Dept. and US media - are totally true. Just like back in 2003...

I’m not arguing with you. You are not an honest person who is interested in an exchange of ideas. You’ve only come here to spread propaganda on behalf of your masters. Be careful, you’re doing a bad job of hiding what you are. Your boss will be angry. Your social credit score is going to plummet.

I will leave you with your grade-school level debate skills and 2003 Iraq War mentality so you wont have to face more cognitive dissonance.

Re: Keep the Internet free and open (2012)

#52

Post by [deleted] » Sun, Nov 27, 2022, 11:29 PM UTC

unity1001 wrote: post #51

imgabe wrote: post #50

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I’m not arguing with you. You are not an honest person who is interested in an exchange of ideas. You’ve only come here to spread propaganda on behalf of your masters. Be careful, you’re doing a bad job of hiding what you are. Your boss will be angry. Your social credit score is going to plummet.

I will leave you with your grade-school level debate skills and 2003 Iraq War mentality so you wont have to face more cognitive dissonance.

[deleted]

Re: Keep the Internet free and open (2012)

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Post by unity1001 » Tue, Nov 29, 2022, 6:39 AM UTC

commoner wrote: post #48

unity1001 wrote: post #44

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In between a wiki article sourced from Anglosaxon and Anglosaxon funded sources and the parliamentarians and ministers of EVERY single muslim majority country who went to Xinjiang and concluded that there were no concentration camps there, I will go with the latter. > posting content against the ruling government's agenda would not by itself cause the poster to face incarceration or worse Neither in China nor anywher…

There is no country that denies the existence of the concentration/"re-education" camps in Xinjiang. I'm going to trust Anar Sabit's first-hand experiences in the Xinjiang concentration camps over the claims of an HN user who has an issue with "Anglosaxons". Xinjiang itself is a location where citizens are incarcerated en masse for speaking against the ruling government's agenda, and also for much less than that. You…

> There is no country that denies the existence of the concentration/"re-education" camps in Xinjiang.

Every. Single. Muslim. Majority. Country. Did. And they did it at the UN.

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This is what happens if people keep getting their 'truth' from the machine that lied to them about nonexistent WMDs for years.

> You have no evidence that the people trapped in these concentation camps are "backed by NED

If they were backed by the NED, it would have been MUCH better. They are Islamist militants who returned from the CIA's botched Syrian affair, or the militants of the East Turkistan Islamic Movement, which is considered as a terrorist organization by the UN. ONLY the US got them out of its own terrorist list to be able to use them against China.

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Look... The rest of the world does not expect the above level of awareness about geopolitics from your lot. They just expect you to stop feeding on the lies of the machine that has lied to you many times before. How many times do you need to be lied to until you stop believing lies...

Re: Keep the Internet free and open (2012)

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Post by commoner » Tue, Nov 29, 2022, 10:17 PM UTC

unity1001 wrote: post #53

commoner wrote: post #48

Earlier quoted context omitted.

There is no country that denies the existence of the concentration/"re-education" camps in Xinjiang. I'm going to trust Anar Sabit's first-hand experiences in the Xinjiang concentration camps over the claims of an HN user who has an issue with "Anglosaxons". Xinjiang itself is a location where citizens are incarcerated en masse for speaking against the ruling government's agenda, and also for much less than that. You…

> There is no country that denies the existence of the concentration/"re-education" camps in Xinjiang. Every. Single. Muslim. Majority. Country. Did. And they did it at the UN. ... This is what happens if people keep getting their 'truth' from the machine that lied to them about nonexistent WMDs for years. > You have no evidence that the people trapped in these concentation camps are "backed by NED If they were backe…

Some countries with authoritarian governments used the euphemism "vocational education and training centers" to describe the Xinjiang concentration camps. They did not deny the existence of the concentration/"re-education" camps in Xinjiang.

The approximately 1,000 people in the Turkistan Islamic Party as of 2022 do not justify the imprisonment of over 1 million unrelated people of Uyghur ethnicity and/or Muslim faith in the Xinjiang concentration camps.