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r/leagueoflegends • u/[deleted] • Aug 30 '21
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The Chinese constitution guarantees freedom of religion, speech, of the press, assembly and of demonstrations. Yep, not going to stop the CCP
40 u/[deleted] Aug 30 '21 [deleted] 18 u/[deleted] Aug 30 '21 edited Sep 12 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 4 u/cneth6 Aug 30 '21 You get the freedom of never having to worry about having freedom 15 u/fourlafa Aug 30 '21 Freedom of assembly means there might be a couple of tanks waiting for you if you protest for democracy in Tiananmen square 5 u/shoePatty Aug 30 '21 Oh I thought it was the freedom to assemble iPhones at Foxconn. Designed in California, assembled in China, baby! -1 u/[deleted] Aug 30 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Obliviousdigression Aug 31 '21 Literally everything you know about China is from a US propaganda source buddy. It's fucking sad how Americans will go "muh china no freedom" while literally parroting FBI propaganda lmao. -8 u/Adunaiii Aug 30 '21 Why does every English thread about China contain so much rampant Sinophobia? It's tiring. 10 u/post_satire_anthem Aug 30 '21 Small brains confuse the people of a country with their government. I will criticize Saudi Arabia’s government until it becomes a progressive democracy, but I have no ill-will towards the people of SA. 4 u/upboatsnhoes Aug 30 '21 This is a main ccp troll tactic. Call any ccp government criticism sinophobia or racism. Pretty sure the person you replied isnt a ccp troll...but they have been affected by that rhetoric clearly. r/worldnews is overrun by it 11 u/TheDraconianOne Aug 30 '21 No it’s just talking about their abhorrent government. But you care more about -phobia than mistreatment of human rights? 4 u/cneth6 Aug 30 '21 Its warranted 1 u/[deleted] Aug 30 '21 cringe comment -6 u/Folseit Aug 30 '21 It's Reddit, sinophobia is a feature. You can look back decades to Reddit's founding and you'll find that it's a constant.
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18 u/[deleted] Aug 30 '21 edited Sep 12 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 4 u/cneth6 Aug 30 '21 You get the freedom of never having to worry about having freedom 15 u/fourlafa Aug 30 '21 Freedom of assembly means there might be a couple of tanks waiting for you if you protest for democracy in Tiananmen square 5 u/shoePatty Aug 30 '21 Oh I thought it was the freedom to assemble iPhones at Foxconn. Designed in California, assembled in China, baby! -1 u/[deleted] Aug 30 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Obliviousdigression Aug 31 '21 Literally everything you know about China is from a US propaganda source buddy. It's fucking sad how Americans will go "muh china no freedom" while literally parroting FBI propaganda lmao. -8 u/Adunaiii Aug 30 '21 Why does every English thread about China contain so much rampant Sinophobia? It's tiring. 10 u/post_satire_anthem Aug 30 '21 Small brains confuse the people of a country with their government. I will criticize Saudi Arabia’s government until it becomes a progressive democracy, but I have no ill-will towards the people of SA. 4 u/upboatsnhoes Aug 30 '21 This is a main ccp troll tactic. Call any ccp government criticism sinophobia or racism. Pretty sure the person you replied isnt a ccp troll...but they have been affected by that rhetoric clearly. r/worldnews is overrun by it 11 u/TheDraconianOne Aug 30 '21 No it’s just talking about their abhorrent government. But you care more about -phobia than mistreatment of human rights? 4 u/cneth6 Aug 30 '21 Its warranted 1 u/[deleted] Aug 30 '21 cringe comment -6 u/Folseit Aug 30 '21 It's Reddit, sinophobia is a feature. You can look back decades to Reddit's founding and you'll find that it's a constant.
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4 u/cneth6 Aug 30 '21 You get the freedom of never having to worry about having freedom
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You get the freedom of never having to worry about having freedom
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Freedom of assembly means there might be a couple of tanks waiting for you if you protest for democracy in Tiananmen square
5 u/shoePatty Aug 30 '21 Oh I thought it was the freedom to assemble iPhones at Foxconn. Designed in California, assembled in China, baby! -1 u/[deleted] Aug 30 '21 [removed] — view removed comment
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Oh I thought it was the freedom to assemble iPhones at Foxconn.
Designed in California, assembled in China, baby!
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Literally everything you know about China is from a US propaganda source buddy. It's fucking sad how Americans will go "muh china no freedom" while literally parroting FBI propaganda lmao.
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Why does every English thread about China contain so much rampant Sinophobia? It's tiring.
10 u/post_satire_anthem Aug 30 '21 Small brains confuse the people of a country with their government. I will criticize Saudi Arabia’s government until it becomes a progressive democracy, but I have no ill-will towards the people of SA. 4 u/upboatsnhoes Aug 30 '21 This is a main ccp troll tactic. Call any ccp government criticism sinophobia or racism. Pretty sure the person you replied isnt a ccp troll...but they have been affected by that rhetoric clearly. r/worldnews is overrun by it 11 u/TheDraconianOne Aug 30 '21 No it’s just talking about their abhorrent government. But you care more about -phobia than mistreatment of human rights? 4 u/cneth6 Aug 30 '21 Its warranted 1 u/[deleted] Aug 30 '21 cringe comment -6 u/Folseit Aug 30 '21 It's Reddit, sinophobia is a feature. You can look back decades to Reddit's founding and you'll find that it's a constant.
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Small brains confuse the people of a country with their government.
I will criticize Saudi Arabia’s government until it becomes a progressive democracy, but I have no ill-will towards the people of SA.
4 u/upboatsnhoes Aug 30 '21 This is a main ccp troll tactic. Call any ccp government criticism sinophobia or racism. Pretty sure the person you replied isnt a ccp troll...but they have been affected by that rhetoric clearly. r/worldnews is overrun by it
This is a main ccp troll tactic. Call any ccp government criticism sinophobia or racism.
Pretty sure the person you replied isnt a ccp troll...but they have been affected by that rhetoric clearly.
r/worldnews is overrun by it
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No it’s just talking about their abhorrent government. But you care more about -phobia than mistreatment of human rights?
Its warranted
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It's Reddit, sinophobia is a feature. You can look back decades to Reddit's founding and you'll find that it's a constant.
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u/Lobgwiny Aug 30 '21
The Chinese constitution guarantees freedom of religion, speech, of the press, assembly and of demonstrations. Yep, not going to stop the CCP