i’m quite sure also other ideologies can’t escape this kind of evil infiltration though. it’s not that only wealthy people are subject to it. it infiltrates all positions of influence i.e. govern-ments.
We have direct evidence that socialist systems avoid many horrors seen under capitalism. As an example, I highly recommend reading chapter 6 in this book which gives lots of direct examples of what happened after USSR dissolved and capitalism was introduced.
@yogthos@roho black shirts and refs is probably one of the best books about socialism. its one i usually think of giving to regular poeple not familiar with what socialism is
Trudeau praises China. Past couple of years have proven that in both countries freedom is a farse.
While were discussing governments, satanists infiltrate whatever positions to rule the masses. Anneke lucas (the channel i gave) shares what she endured. It paints another problem paradigm
And this isn’t exactly a surprise given how much people in China have seen their lives improve over the years. China account for vast majority of poverty alleviation globally:
That’s not what people who actually live in China say
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So, not really sure what you’re going on about here.
Well, you’re talking about income/wealth improvement, while i said that freedom isn’t what it portraid like under any regime. That covid made it quite clear.
With regard to what Chinese people say about China. i’ve spoken with Chinese refugees. They were captured and tortured for practicing falun-gong(a.k.a. falun-dafa. see https://faluninfo.net/ ) and i’ve seen a Chinese refugee’s fingers which had been mutulated by needles being pushed under his nails. And not much later i spoke a Chinese lady who was shocked that i knew of falundafa. We realized she only knew the state-propaganda side of the story.
Having followed the HongKong protests, you might seen the real face of CCP as well.
Both your and my talking points don’t discredit the other, right?
i mean, wealth doesn’t say anything about freedom.
Well, you’re talking about income/wealth improvement, while i said that freedom isn’t what it portraid like under any regime. That covid made it quite clear.
No, I’m not just talking about income/wealth improvement. I’m talking about access to housing, education, healthcare, jobs, social mobility, and so on. All these things are actual tangible freedoms people in China enjoy.
Ultimately, it’s important to define what freedom means instead of just using nebulous slogans as western propagandists do. Freedom can be seen as the measure of personal agency an individual enjoys within the framework of society. Having access to education, housing, healthcare, and so on, affords people real freedoms that allow them to pursue self actualization.
What covid made clear is that China saved millions of lives while western oligarchs decided to sacrifice people to keep making profits.
I have friends from China, and I know people I went to university with who went back to China. Vast majority of people living in China are happy as all the studies from western sources that I linked show. Meanwhile, falun gong is a cult and it’s rightfully banned in China for very good reasons. If you spent a bit of time educating yourself on what falun gong actually is you’d understand why.
Meanwhile, China took a very restrained approach to dealing with US backed violent mobs in HK. You just have to compare the handling of that to the brutality of US regime when it was dealing with peaceful George Floyd protests.
Both your and my talking points don’t discredit the other, right? i mean, wealth doesn’t say anything about freedom.
Your talking points are rooted in western propaganda narratives that have little to do with reality.
No, I’m not just talking about income/wealth improvement. I’m talking about access to housing, education, healthcare, jobs, social mobility, and so on. All these things are actual tangible freedoms people in China enjoy. What covid made clear is that China saved millions of lives while western oligarchs decided to sacrifice people to keep making profits.
That’s not freedoms per-se. in my opinion that’s access to wealth. If you’re locked up and brutalized for your belief, what freedom is that. If you can’t travel because your ‘social credit’ score is too low, what freedom is that? But i’ll leave it at that. (The EU is moving towards such regime in rapid pace as well.)
Vast majority of people living in China are happy
i agree.
brutality of US regime
i agree. Similarly, all the US lies about Weapons of Mass Destruction which got IRAQ butchered, like so many other countries under the false flag ‘installing democracy’. There are enough veterans out there warning about what is actually happening.
Regarding falun-gong. i read the 2 books and spoken to the believers and read the mainstream articles claiming it’s a dangerous cult. My impression is that negative propaganda is rampant. The books educate e.g. to always speak truth and if you’re being hurt to Not let it breed hate in you, etc. (my own words). There was actually a period of 10 years the CCP and companies suggested the book for spiritual education, but at one point the following became to big and CCP was scared for it to turn political, so they started the crackdown. The Chinese lady coworker who i spoke (who was at first shocked that i knew of it) told me she remembers that after the burning man on tiananmen-square who was portraied as a follower and used for disgrace propaganda, her mother ditched the books they once had received from her work.
That’s not freedoms per-se. in my opinion that’s access to wealth. If you’re locked up and brutalized for your belief, what freedom is that. If you can’t travel because your ‘social credit’ score is too low, what freedom is that? But i’ll leave it at that. (The EU is moving towards such regime in rapid pace as well.)
No, that’s not access to wealth. That’s freedom of self determination. Having education and opportunities in life allows people to express themselves in the way they want, and to do things they’re interested in doing. That’s actual tangible freedom.
Meanwhile, some beliefs, such as fascism, are harmful to society and rightly should be suppressed. I recommend reading about the paradox of tolerance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
And I’ve followed covid scientific research pretty close. I actually worked at an IT department in a hospital at the height of the pandemic. I know exactly how bad things got. What China did was the sane approach to handling the pandemic, and it saved countless lives.
Yeah, that’s a very different perspective exposing the truly dark aspects of life under capitalism.
i’m quite sure also other ideologies can’t escape this kind of evil infiltration though. it’s not that only wealthy people are subject to it. it infiltrates all positions of influence i.e. govern-ments.
“It happens in my country’s government, therefore it must happen in every country’s government”
Projection!
Brilliant response! You haven’t checked her story out for sure.
We have direct evidence that socialist systems avoid many horrors seen under capitalism. As an example, I highly recommend reading chapter 6 in this book which gives lots of direct examples of what happened after USSR dissolved and capitalism was introduced.
@yogthos @roho black shirts and refs is probably one of the best books about socialism. its one i usually think of giving to regular poeple not familiar with what socialism is
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Trudeau praises China. Past couple of years have proven that in both countries freedom is a farse.
While were discussing governments, satanists infiltrate whatever positions to rule the masses. Anneke lucas (the channel i gave) shares what she endured. It paints another problem paradigm
That’s not what people who actually live in China say
And this isn’t exactly a surprise given how much people in China have seen their lives improve over the years. China account for vast majority of poverty alleviation globally:
China also massively invests in infrastructure. They used more concrete in 3 years than US in all of 20th century, they built 27,000km of high speed rail in a decade. 90% of families in the country own their home giving China one of the highest home ownership rates in the world. What’s more is that 80% of these homes are owned outright, without mortgages or any other leans. Real wage (i.e. the wage adjusted for the prices you pay) has gone up 4x in the past 25 years, more than any other country. This is staggering considering it’s the most populous country on the planet. Social mobility in China is also very high.
So, not really sure what you’re going on about here.
Well, you’re talking about income/wealth improvement, while i said that freedom isn’t what it portraid like under any regime. That covid made it quite clear.
With regard to what Chinese people say about China. i’ve spoken with Chinese refugees. They were captured and tortured for practicing falun-gong(a.k.a. falun-dafa. see https://faluninfo.net/ ) and i’ve seen a Chinese refugee’s fingers which had been mutulated by needles being pushed under his nails. And not much later i spoke a Chinese lady who was shocked that i knew of falundafa. We realized she only knew the state-propaganda side of the story. Having followed the HongKong protests, you might seen the real face of CCP as well.
Both your and my talking points don’t discredit the other, right? i mean, wealth doesn’t say anything about freedom.
No, I’m not just talking about income/wealth improvement. I’m talking about access to housing, education, healthcare, jobs, social mobility, and so on. All these things are actual tangible freedoms people in China enjoy.
Ultimately, it’s important to define what freedom means instead of just using nebulous slogans as western propagandists do. Freedom can be seen as the measure of personal agency an individual enjoys within the framework of society. Having access to education, housing, healthcare, and so on, affords people real freedoms that allow them to pursue self actualization.
What covid made clear is that China saved millions of lives while western oligarchs decided to sacrifice people to keep making profits.
I have friends from China, and I know people I went to university with who went back to China. Vast majority of people living in China are happy as all the studies from western sources that I linked show. Meanwhile, falun gong is a cult and it’s rightfully banned in China for very good reasons. If you spent a bit of time educating yourself on what falun gong actually is you’d understand why.
Meanwhile, China took a very restrained approach to dealing with US backed violent mobs in HK. You just have to compare the handling of that to the brutality of US regime when it was dealing with peaceful George Floyd protests.
Your talking points are rooted in western propaganda narratives that have little to do with reality.
That’s not freedoms per-se. in my opinion that’s access to wealth. If you’re locked up and brutalized for your belief, what freedom is that. If you can’t travel because your ‘social credit’ score is too low, what freedom is that? But i’ll leave it at that. (The EU is moving towards such regime in rapid pace as well.)
i agree.
i agree. Similarly, all the US lies about Weapons of Mass Destruction which got IRAQ butchered, like so many other countries under the false flag ‘installing democracy’. There are enough veterans out there warning about what is actually happening.
Regarding falun-gong. i read the 2 books and spoken to the believers and read the mainstream articles claiming it’s a dangerous cult. My impression is that negative propaganda is rampant. The books educate e.g. to always speak truth and if you’re being hurt to Not let it breed hate in you, etc. (my own words). There was actually a period of 10 years the CCP and companies suggested the book for spiritual education, but at one point the following became to big and CCP was scared for it to turn political, so they started the crackdown. The Chinese lady coworker who i spoke (who was at first shocked that i knew of it) told me she remembers that after the burning man on tiananmen-square who was portraied as a follower and used for disgrace propaganda, her mother ditched the books they once had received from her work.
i get the impression you followed covid news via popular media outlets. Yes people died. But there’s more to it. Science (although late) uncovers the western lies which were propagated throught the media. (e.g. masks) (masks2), (more here). Also, a study finally released proving hydroxyxchlorequine to be beneficial(what so many said all along, even though fact-check squad was out to suppress them), while media and poly-tics did everything to block people’s access to it. (The hcq studies done previously were intentionally setup flawed and didn’t correct the setup while scientists did write them. By the way… the initial HCQ scare was based on a complete fraud by Surgisphere, and published by the Lancet, although later retracted). But the scare worked and got all access to HCQ banned. Similarly they did with ivermectin.
No, that’s not access to wealth. That’s freedom of self determination. Having education and opportunities in life allows people to express themselves in the way they want, and to do things they’re interested in doing. That’s actual tangible freedom.
Meanwhile, some beliefs, such as fascism, are harmful to society and rightly should be suppressed. I recommend reading about the paradox of tolerance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
And I’ve followed covid scientific research pretty close. I actually worked at an IT department in a hospital at the height of the pandemic. I know exactly how bad things got. What China did was the sane approach to handling the pandemic, and it saved countless lives.