I posted an article and got the usual response, I’d hardly call that a fist fight. (Most) People here seem to agree that imprisoning people for erotic fiction writing isn’t right. That’s all I need to know.

I didn’t choose the headline, I’m not the author.

Sounds like you’re in the 5%

And sorry, I don’t click links on lemmy. But, I’ll take your word for it, even though I doubt 95% of people could agree on any single topic.

Well, the people of china and the government are different. The government is firm in its stance, and is not improving at all. Since the people have very little control over their government, I don’t see this changing anytime soon.

I do agree that the article title was geared towards the audience that usually reads that website—like most websites. However, Regardless of the specific event, the CCP is not interested in the LGBT community.

What about you? Do you think that same-sex couples should be able to marry in China?

Okay? So let’s leave the rabbit hole you dug and just go back to the actual topic.

I guess you’re too afraid to answer it, so you divert the conversation into your comfort zone.

It’s not misleading. It’s just focused on a specific group, because that’s the publication. You’re asking a lot from “journalists” ;)

It’s not misleading. It’s just focusing on one aspect of a much larger problem. The article never said “only gay fiction.”

You seem to exist on both sides of this topic. It must be exhausting to be queer, and pro-china, since you’re definitely not welcome there.

I’d love to get paid for sex. Here I am, giving it away for free when I could be rich! ;)

I wonder who taught you to end every comment with an insult, trying to use shame to coerce silence instead of using rational thinking and supportive behavior to convince people on your ideas.

Or is your goal to just push people away and remind them of how they don’t want anything to do with the “left”

I don’t think they are from America ;)