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by FooBarWidget
1694 days ago
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From the paper: > Another example is the following censored post supporting the state. It accuses the local leader Ran
Jianxin, whose death in police custody triggered
protests in Lichuan, of corruption: > “According to news from the Badong county propaganda department web site, when Ran Jianxin was
party secretary in Lichuan, he exploited his position
for personal gain in land requisition, building demolition, capital construction projects, etc. He accepted
bribes, and is suspected of other criminal acts.” One way collective action potential is measured is by measuring the virality of a post. |
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