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surph_ninja

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  • You didn’t read a single one of these. You just looked at the published dates. If you read the articles, it’s still all old claims, most almost 10 years old. And one acknowledges the facilities were closed, and China is celebrating Uyghur culture.

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  • A decade, and the article you linked says the facilities closed and China is celebrating Uyghur culture, which they claim is also bad now.

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  • To clarify, what are you saying should happen to a country with half a million people in prisons? All countries, or just communist countries?

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  • Read your own article from that headline you screenshot.

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  • You obviously did not read the actual article. It says the facilities have been long closed. It also admits they lied about the cultural erasure claims, and that now China’s celebration of Uyghur culture is a bad thing.

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  • Again, you are so offended that they were deradicalized and reintegrated. Not a word of distain for the western spies who tried to train them for terrorism. Because you liked that part.

    Y’all are really having trouble recruiting domestically too, if this is the best you’ve got.

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  • I repeat: Your screenshot is from a CIA thinktank, admits the facilities were closed, and now claims that China celebrating Uyghur culture is a bad thing. Hahahahaha.

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  • Your screenshot is from a CIA thinktank, admits the facilities were closed, and now claims that China celebrating Uyghur culture is a bad thing. Hahahahaha.

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  • You know why there’s no sources from 2025? Because they gave up pushing those lies years ago. The facilities are closed, and Uyghurs reintegrated. God you people are thick.

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  • Nope. No concern of claims of violence that were never substantiated. Especially since the people who made up the lies don’t even repeat them now, because we can see Uyghurs thriving and practicing their culture now.

    Maybe you’ve been frozen since 2015. It’s 2025 now.

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  • Yes, and I’m accurately describing it. Admitting they didn’t have proof of genocide, then doubling down on the lie again. They’ve since abandoned even those claims, because the facilities no longer exist.

    Which is why there are no current sources to reference. You’re pushing a 10 year old lie that even the west gave up on.

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  • You’re pushing a years old propaganda campaign, which even western intelligence doesn’t push anymore, because it was all debunked and the facilities no longer exist. You’re repeating stale claims of oppression of people who have since been reintegrated and are thriving at the present moment, and refusing to acknowledge their current well-being because it’s too flattering for China.

    Someone recycling abandoned state propaganda from 2015 isn’t really in a position to accuse anyone of cope. LoL.

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  • Yeah, they were still trying to double down on the lie, even as they admitted they were lying. The facilities don’t exist anymore, because the Uyghurs were successfully reintegrated.

    No concern for their initial radicalization by western intelligence? Great concern for their claimed conditions from years ago? No acknowledgment of their current status and well-being, because it doesn’t fit the narrative?

    You couldn’t be more obvious.

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  • Yes, they’re still trying to push the lie even as they admit they can’t back up their claims.

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  • You find speaking against intelligence agencies to be disgusting?

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  • Direct democracy. We have the infrastructure and tech to enable this with liquid democracy platforms.

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  • They didn’t “abduct people for their beliefs.” They had to reeducate a population that had been radicalized by western intelligence. Now the facilities no longer exist, they’ve been reintegrated, and the west was forced to admit they had no proof of their claims.

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  • They literally invented a diabetes cure, and the US is banning it to maintain insulin profits. They win healthcare.

    I don’t see how corporations being allowed to buy up 1/3rd or US housing inventory is any indicator of how people manage their money.