China's government isn't exactly known for beating people to death. The cops murdering a given ethnicity at astonishing rates is an american thing.

You see what you're doning though? You're starting from the assumption that the Chinese government is murderous and genocidal, and any evidence presented to you simply can be disregarded.

People don't claim that they forcibly placed 1 million Americans in Area 51 though

Everyone in China has a smartphone, as you probably known people pay 90% of the time using QR codes with WeChat or Alipay. It's not believable that there isn't footage of the "horrendous concentration camps" plastered all over western media, if there was any footage, we'd be exposed to it nonstop

That was enough to find a link to the poll. Thanks!

Thing is: kinda? With Palestine you were able to find new footage every day of innocents being exterminated, there's never been even remotely anything compared to that in Xinjiang

1 in 5 black men in the US above 35 have been in jail, the numbers aren't even close in Xinjiang, no matter the source you use. Reeducation camps in a (so far very successful) war against terrorism =/= genocide. Go watch Little Chinese Everywhere (Chinese travel vlogger) videos on Xinjiang, especially in Kashgar, judge for yourself whether a genocide is going on there.

Countries with more parties such as those in Western Europe are also electing fascists. The answer doesn't lie in more parties. China has a majority party and it doesn't get people doing the Sieg Heil

Could you spare a link to that 29%? I'm curious

"Espouses but fails to uphold" sounds more like negligence to me. Negligence would be allowing fascism through inaction (like democrat administration). But the US does far worse than that (funding genocide and propping up fascism elsewhere)

Nah, hexbear admins and users were pretty clear and unanimous from minute 1 that they'd rather have that money spent in mutual aid (go visit c/mutual_aid in Hexbear if you're interested) than in giving money to a cyberlandlord.

You can't see a post about the two-sidedness of US policy without invoking the Russians.

Whataboutism? This post is about the US and Ukraine, not about Russia