Bernie2028

Maybe read into Uighur persecution from sources not written by the CCP. It's not my job to educate you.

The entire theory rests on the idea that [insert bad country] had LLMs that were five years ahead of the curve and the supercomputers to run them, and this was devoted to generating massive amounts of content on the speculation that maybe someday it would provide legitimization in a fringe internet community, instead of using that massive technological and material advantage to spam as hard as possible with infinite free burner accounts on mainstream social media sites.

LOL try to be a little more realistic of a bot, no human talks like.

I didn’t realize you trust nazis so much

No, I don't trust China.

"Owned by the state and rented by private corps" sounds like state capitalism to me. Come back to me when workers own any means of production.

I would believe you, but it's very possible you're a bot and everything you just said is an AI trained to say this in order to make people reduce their doubts about your user authenticity.

Sooo you're saying info taught from academic textbooks is all made up? Probably the type to dismiss education as "liberal propaganda" just like conservatives.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/01/business/china-parliament-billionaires.html

It's common sense knowledge. I literally learned about both the Holodomor and Uighur persecution in history and civics class in high school, and we touched on it in a couple college classes as well. I had a textbook literally headlined "Holodomor Genocide" or something, you think everything is just western propaganda?

Hm what's this?

Data Source: World Bank

LMFAO the cope.

After returning from China, party head Weidel announced that she wanted to keep the lines of communication with Beijing open.

Totally talking about sports here.

So, what you're saying is they're not owned collectively by the workers? Tell me again why independent unions are illegal in China.

There is no other way to interpret this comment other than demanding the farmer(s) sell the product of their choice at the market, favoring the individual over the collective here.

The government could make them grow green rice but give them extra money to make up for it. Farmers deserve fair pay. Of course, the millionaires and billionaires of the CCP wouldn't want that.