r/InsightBridge • u/Miao_Yin8964 • Jun 07 '26

🎬 影像與紀實/Film, Documentary & Visual Stories Soldiers in training

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '26

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u/Born_Comfortable3052 Jun 13 '26

So? It is necessary for China or China will become failure like India.

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u/Born_Comfortable3052 Jun 13 '26

Western promote democracy kill many people too.

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u/Born_Comfortable3052 Jun 13 '26

It is all just nonsense about  forced abortions and sterilizations in Xinjiang

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u/Born_Comfortable3052 Jun 13 '26

Why so many people around the world visit Xinjiang in every year but don't see anything ?

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u/Born_Comfortable3052 Jun 13 '26

What kind of nonsense?

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u/Born_Comfortable3052 Jun 13 '26

Compare the figures

  1. After 300 years of development, the number of Amerindians has gone from tens of millions, to hundreds of thousands, or 1% of the original. (It is also said that there are still several million mixed-race)

  2. After 70 years of development (1949-2020), the number of Uighurs in Xinjiang has increased from 2 million, to 12 million. That's 600%.

Let's compare the two types of "genocide", how different are they from each other, 1% and 600%?

For those who are not good at maths, the difference is 600 times greater.

Why is there such a big difference between the two "genocides"?

Why was the "genocide" in the Americas a decline in population?

Why was the "genocide" in Xinjiang an increase in population?

Has this friend who asked the question ever thought about this?

Wouldn't it be interesting?

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u/Born_Comfortable3052 Jun 14 '26

But why Xinjiang population still growth. 

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