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  • Hoodoo [love/loves]
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    4 years ago

    Denying a racist Western conspiracy about China is not only good, its morally right.

    There is not a SINGLE Muslim nation that will condemn this situation at the UN. All of them have denied it without fail.

    If that alone is not proof that this is another Iraqi WMD situation what more do you need?

    Again, only the nations who have been murdering Muslims for the last two decades say this exists. Only them. This is another insane lie concocted by western powers.

    • kristina [she/her]
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      4 years ago

      legit had someone tell me that every muslim nation was corrupt and that china was holding stuff over their head while calling me racist for thinking uighurs arent being genocided lmao

      • Hoodoo [love/loves]
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        4 years ago

        I've heard the same. :agony:

        It's the only rational argument you can make against that state of affairs, as insane as it is.

        Nevermind the OIC praises China's Xinjiang program as 'providing effective care for it's citizens'.

    • Bedandsofa [he/him]
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      4 years ago

      There is not a SINGLE Muslim nation that will condemn this situation at the UN

      I’m sorry, but like why are we, as socialists, trading in the fiction that capitalist states/governments with majority Muslim populations are advancing the collective will and interests of those Muslim populations? You have to sever anything approaching class analysis or Marxist analysis to talk about “Muslim nations” as if the religion is the guiding force behind the actions and positions of those states.

      The government of Pakistan isn’t like an avatar for the moral or political preferences of working class Muslim people in Pakistan, it literally exists to keep those workers subjugated.

      • Hoodoo [love/loves]
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        4 years ago

        Plenty of non-governmental Muslim orgs say the same thing.

        But it doesnt matter what those poor uneducated browns think, eh? They're not qualified to recognize oppression like the West is.

        • Bedandsofa [he/him]
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          4 years ago

          But it doesnt matter what those poor uneducated browns think, eh?

          Yea, but in the case of both NGOs and literal governments, that’s not what we’re talking about, and you’re making the same theoretical error as the person above.

          Also a big fuck you for implying I’m a racist, and I’d be surprised if I’m not the only “brown” involved in this discussion.

      • 420sixtynine [any,comrade/them]
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        4 years ago

        It may not be the guiding force behind those countries but it is a shared value. It's ridiculous to assume that they all are corrupt and bend to China's will for whatever reason

        • Hoodoo [love/loves]
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          4 years ago

          Bending to the will of the nation that wont bomb you, rather than the ones that will.

          200 IQ

      • Hoodoo [love/loves]
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        4 years ago

        The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (the Muslim equivalent of an International rights group) literally says that it's NOT questionable.

        And they came to that decision after visiting Xinjiang, reversing their earlier position that it WAS questionable.

        So no, I am not about to 'both sides' Western lies.

      • excusemewtf [he/him]
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        4 years ago

        Not allowing fundamentalists to enslave women is bad now. Critical support for Chinese ISIS in their struggle for religious freedom.

      • Hoodoo [love/loves]
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        4 years ago

        I'm not intersted in engaging with insane Western lies.

        I hate to tell you this, but bad people can lie to achieve their goals. The West has been doing this for centuries.

      • 420sixtynine [any,comrade/them]
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        4 years ago

        Is using a low platform and cloth instead of a low table a dangerous element protecting national security? Because the former is called uncivilized by Chinese “relatives”, the spies that huge amounts of Uyghurs are required to have visit their homes and provide information to, with tables given as gifts. It is that petty, but the pettiness belies a depth of monitoring and oppression.

        Do you have a source for that

          • 420sixtynine [any,comrade/them]
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            4 years ago

            idk maybe I'm just biased and maybe because a lot of the sources are from things like human rights watch or the sources main sources are radio free asia and maybe it's because the author of this, Darren Byler is buddies with Zenz and the two cite each other constantly, and that they're both head members of a group called the Uighur Scholar Working Group under the Center for Global Policy, an American foreign policy think tank in Washington, but I'm a bit skeptical