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TIL: About the 2007 Chinese slave scandal
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…no? From my perspective, that's like saying:
When it was really the city, or at most state-level government getting in trouble. I know China isn’t federalized to the extend the US is, and it’s technically true since all govt is CCP, but still.
It sounds like you are implicating national officials when there's no mention in the source.
...no? It sounds like I'm implicating party officials, which is literally the wording I used.
Yeah. Exactly
I’m bristling at this because it’s exactly what Trump does here. Some local official screws up or does something bad, and it’s blown up on Twitter and generalized to all “Democrats.”