Thread: Six questions the West needs to answer on slanders against China

Six questions the West needs to answer on slanders against China over Xinjiang

By Yang Ruoyu Published: May 07, 2021 05:09 PM

Six questions the West needs to answer on slanders against China over Xinjiang - Global Times

The only ones that need to answer questions are the filthy lying chinkies committing cultural genocide.

One question OhOh needs to answer on spreading Chinese propaganda


​Why.

Why would anyone feel obligated to answer such bullshit questions?

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

Why.

The ability to deliver a "reasonable prosperous society", to all its citizens and any foreign countries who desire to adopt the formulae.

How's it going in your homeland?

Shall we play a game?

Originally Posted by OhOh

The ability to deliver a "reasonable prosperous society", to all its citizens and any foreign countries who desire to adopt the formulae.

How's it going in your homeland?

Shall we play a game?

It was a rhetorical question but thanks for the non-answer anyway I guess.

Here's another: you know that two wrongs don't make a right... right??

Killing of 100 million of their own people . . . why does China ask such stupid questions of others . . .

Originally Posted by panama hat

Killing of 100 million of their own people .

Now there's a number you can understand

"Exaggeration furthers comprehension" (can you say that ?)

That said; it's my understanding that life comes with a lower pricetag in China and....Texas

Originally Posted by helge

"Exaggeration furthers comprehension" (can you say that ?)

Absolutely . . . well said. Cultural Revolution, Great Leap Forward, Famine, Civil War etc... It'd be close.

Originally Posted by helge

That said; it's my understanding that life comes with a lower pricetag in China and....Texas

Bullets are cheaper in Texas, I believe

Originally Posted by panama hat

Great Leap Forward, Famine

Yeah; one caused the other( or some of it)

Might not be murder, but incompetence and ideological romanticism, so close to murder.

Fick those peasants
( many millions died, anyone's guess how many)

Pretty much like what Churchill the Cont did

Originally Posted by helge

Pretty much like what Churchill the Cont did

Yup, not going to argue that one.

It's what Helge does, he likes to be contrarian. He best be careful or he will end up like Sabang, or even Skidmark.

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

Fick those peasants
( many millions died, anyone's guess how many)

Not only peasants, the Academics were the first to go , I started reading the The Three-Body Problem by Liu Cixin, and the Opening chapter that starts during the cultural revolution was disturbing to say the least.

yeah, thats not my quote

Thanks for the history lessons, but it would seem that in the current century China has learnt from it's lessons. Unlike the USA.

The land of the Great Leap Forward is now the land that has lifted more people from poverty to middle class affluence than has ever happened in the history of mankind- in the space of one generation. They have achieved this via trade and manufacturing, not constant warfare and foreign meddling. Whichever way you look at it that is quite an achievement, of which the Chinese can be justly proud.

Yeah, the bottom line looks good for China.

It's not what the thread is about though.

So, as long as business is doing well the population can suffer. Can Israel use the same rationale and you'd wholeheartedly accept it ... defend it even

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

It's what Helge does, he likes to be contrarian.

You are right. That's why I post. If I agreed I would send a green repo or nothing a all.

I'm not like you guys in the Pacific Ring, who NEVER disagrees with each other, but just have an echo to offer.

Quite pathetic, if you ask me, which you didn't, allthough did provoke.


I post if I see a different angle or have a very poor joke.

Live with as long as I'm here

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

He best be careful or he will end up like Sabang, or even Skidmark.

Not a problem

They have their opinions and have the guts to share them, whereas you have 1/5 of an independent opinion.


Oh and btw:

From the birth of TD

spelling pedants are discouraged.

Originally Posted by helge

Live with as long as I'm here
Originally Posted by TheRealKW
He best be careful or he will end up like Sabang, or even Skidmark.
Not a problem

They have their opinions and have the guts to share them, whereas you have 1/5 of an independent opinion.

Those six questions the West will clearly not answer to the Chinese, although the rhetorical question is worth asking, and worth leaving hanging. An irritant, if you like.

There are considerably more pressing questions the West needs to be asking itself however. Our continuing state of Denial, and sticking our head firmly in the sand will not work, never has.

A simple dose of Reality should inspire some fresh thinking, but probably will not in the current stultified West:-



In its report The World in 2050, international professional services company PwC lists what will be the top 10 economies in the world:

• 
  
  China
• 
  
  India
• 
  
  US
• Indonesia
• Brazil
• Russia
• 
  
  Mexico
• 
  
  Japan
• 
  
  Germany
• United Kingdom

• 
  
  

Where did the West go? The report says simply: today's developing markets will be tomorrow's economic superpowers.

Outside of the top 10, Vietnam, the Philippines and Nigeria will be the biggest movers in the rankings.

The report compares the E7 (emerging economies) with the G7. In 1995, the E7 were half the size of the G7; by 2015, the E7 had drawn level; by 2040, the E7 could be double the size of the G7.

A Rip Van Winkle "go to sleep and dream away the future" approach won't work.

How can Australia achieve economic growth when the Treasurer can't name China in his budget speech? - ABC News

Oh, god. It is up from its nappy.

^ Hit the bottle. This is way above your pay grade.

Originally Posted by sabang

Outside of the top 10, Vietnam, the Philippines and Nigeria will be the biggest movers in the rankings.

'Experts' have been saying that about the Philippines ever since Marcos shuffled off.

The same 'experts' that were predicting the collapse of China? Probably