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@Sgt_choke_n_stroke@lemmy.world on lemmy.world Open parent
Yea, China monitors a billion people in their country and assigns them a score if a citizen walks on the sidewalk correctly /s
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@Eheran@lemmy.world on lemmy.world Open parent
Yea, China monitors a billion people in their country Correct, and those abroad too.
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@davel__dup_7797@lemmy.ml on lemmy.ml Open parent
You know the stories of secret overseas Chinese police stations were fake news, right?
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@astro@leminal.space on leminal.space Open parent
I was hoping this had been debunked, any (non-CCP affiliated) sources for this?
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@davel__dup_7797@lemmy.ml on lemmy.ml Open parent
False Witnesses and Sinister Plots: Exposing the CIA Connection in the ‘Chinese Police Station’ Narrative
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@astro@leminal.space on leminal.space Open parent
Anything that deals more directly with the issue than the past of the founder of one associated organization? “One of the guys saying it is bad, so it isn’t true” doesn’t work well on the people I argue with.
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@davel__dup_7797@lemmy.ml on lemmy.ml Open parent
It’s very hard to prove a negative, especially to people who want to believe, thanks to over a century of anticommunist propaganda. The burden of proof ought to be on those making claims of secret foreign police stations on their soil, an extraordinary claim. All those articles are trash and have no real evidence. And they don’t need any, because almost no Westerners demand any, because the narrative aligns with their preconception of communist states as cartoonishly evil.
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@astro@leminal.space on leminal.space Open parent
It was my understanding that the existence of police stations in foreign countries is not debated, they have them. The allegation that they are used for repressive purposes beyond their stated aim of providing administrative services to citizens living abroad is what is controversial. It really seems like, when you cut all the baggage away, all we have is testimonials from expats claiming harassment and assurances from the MFA that it never happened, so I struggle to land firmly on one side of belief considering both parties have historically been loose with the truth.
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davel__dup_7797 in !memes
@davel__dup_7797@lemmy.ml · Mar 10
It was my understanding that the existence of police stations in foreign countries is not debated, they have them. No, that’s not a thing. What country allows another country to have police stations on its sovereign territory, where it has sovereign jurisdiction and the foreign country has none? That makes no sense.
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