| None of these can be attributed to authoritarian, or some form of CCP brutality, when moderate amount of scrutiny is applied ... > - You cannot travel abroad (no passport for average citizens, except for those that study/work abroad) This is of course because of China's CVOID policy, which is 0 tolerance. That's a rational decision of China's high-density population, and manufacturing-based economy. I do not think it's inherent anti-human-rights, as the death count is fractional to open-co-existence policy. Life itself is a human right, and probably the most precious one. > - You cannot go beyond China's intranet VPNs are legal in China. You just need to be technically-sophisticated enough to find the correct VPNs, and make sure it falls in the boundary of Chinese law. > - You cannot transfer money out of country legally, pretty soon can't invest in other countries's stocks This is just not true... You can use various services to transfer money out. The only issue is that they are subject to certain limitations, which are far more restrictive than US. But again, US dominates world financial system, there is a view that financial imperialism is a key part of US capitalist exploiting Chinese workers. Thus the financial limitation. I doubt that anyone other than the rob-barrons are affected by this. I personally know a lot of Crypto super riches, trust me, they are absolutely a net negative force in society. > - You cannot watch Spiderman, BTS, squid games, porn and many many more things legally You can. VPN to netflix. And a lot of pirated content.
They were just not allowed to go through the official channel.
Of course, CCP is wrong here. But let's not paint a picture that Chinese people are sheeps. > - You have very little rights as LGBT Not sure what you are talking about.
LGBT is not discriminated officially in any form in the CHinese society.
Society still holds stigma over these people. One primary reason is that these groups are associated with higher chance of sexually-transmitted diseases. And dont assume me a CCP associate, I have a good friend who is gay. He is my college friend. He is pretty happy. > - You have to work 9-9-6. Which is why many citizens are lying flat This is probably what forced upon by the private firms.
These are punished heavily by CCP recently.
Jack Ma and Alibaba are the defender of 996... > - You are constantly watched, monitored, "invited" to police station for tea, banned for posts that contain any words that are on the growing banned list This is not true.
I have several wechat groups discussing serious political issues in China. None of the 50 people ever had any sign of being bothered.
I mean, there is no way that one is constantly watched in China. If that's true, China either already have an AGI, or what we bought everyone are not actually made in China, because there are simply not enough cheap labor to produce them in the first place, and most of them are employed in watching others. > - You should not get rich (1/3 of billionaires have died or disappeared) 1/3 of billionaires have died or disappeared... First, the number of billionaires are unknown. Chinese society had a tradition of the rich become victims during the terminal phase of the dynasty. So the rich is very well aware of this fact, and they hide. Do you know that Mr. Deng Xiaoping's son is astronomically rich, but you'll never see anywhere his net worth is published? Second, please give a citation... To engage this discussion is putting legitimacy on this ridiculous claim... > - You have little recourse as a woman who is abused by men in power Come on... This becomes ridiculous...
Gender equality in China is pretty high. Ranked 38th out of 157 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_inequality_in_China
I mean it's not spectacular, but your statement is just outlandish... > - You are constantly subjugated to idiotic mass testing/lockdown What do you mean? I said a lot of bad words about CCP. I was not distant by my family or friends... > - Oh and there's the yearly flood + crashing economy + crashing real estate + aging workforce + factory jobs leaving + dictatorship If you read western media, then these are what they said.
But these are not true according to what I hear from my friends and family. |
> Life itself is a human right, and probably the most precious one.
How can welding front gates shut be protecting human life? How can anyone survive after being cut off from food, medicine, supplies, contact, income? Don't pretend zero-tolerance policy is about protecting people, it is to protect Xi JingPing who has staked his personal political standing on the zero tolerance policy[1].
Some regions have been under continual lock-down for the better part of this year. Do you know how many people have died from lock-down? Does anyone know? Does CCP permit anyone to count? For that matter, how many people died in Wuhan two years ago? Why is CCP killing a citizen journalist for writing about Wuhan outbreak[2]? Is her life not human?
>VPNs are legal in China. You just need to be technically-sophisticated enough to find the correct VPNs, and make sure it falls in the boundary of Chinese law.
Pray tell which VPNs are legal in China? Which one can I use to visit HN legally in China? What is stopping an enterprising person to make your "correct" VPNs user friendly to the mass? I will you, because it does not exist!
> I have several wechat groups discussing serious political issues in China.
Why don't you post to your WeChat groups "佟丽娅嫁给中宣部副部长," reputed marriage of an actress to the vice minister of Propaganda Ministry and take a screenshot? You cannot even search it in Baidu, and you have the gall to say the Internet in China is constantly watched.
[1] https://www.wsj.com/articles/xi-jinpings-leadership-style-mi... [2] https://www.nbcnews.com/news/china/reporter-zhang-zhan-riske...