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by homieg33 1661 days ago
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And where does it say he was imprisoned? (Hint: he wasn’t)
Huh?

https://www.fox5ny.com/news/china-sentences-wuhan-whistleblo...

Typical process: arrest first, threaten you/family, send you back into public with your head down, and if you really make someone mad in the CCP they have a mock trial and imprison you.

We are talking about Li Wenliang. He wasn’t arrested, threatened, or imprisoned. He had “a talk”, similar to how NSA had “a talk” with a US YouTuber who apparently was not patriotic enough.

The case you are describing is about spreading false news; think Bannon or Alex Jones.