If this comm weren’t on .world I could offer a green solution to this. But since it’s here, hopefully these workers have seen the errors of their ways and apply to credit unions or other not incredibly evil companies ran by future ghosts.

People still think China isn’t a democracy or Cuba is under a military dictatorship… The US is the undisputed master of disinformation and propaganda.

Forklift operators yes, construction workers also yes depending on the region. In many areas of the US the majority of construction workers are undocumented workers and thus kept at or below minimum wage. Forklift operators really don’t make a lot of money. Like more than general warehouse labor but even in decent states that tends to be pretty low on the spectrum.

…look up the resolution and China’s official response. I did before making my comment, you can do the same if you want to participate in the discussion.

Which part of that was confusing, or did you just want to break rule 3 for no reason?

Fewer disputes over it’s lifetime than the US in the last four years. Congrats, thanks for proving my point.

Cool, read how the Chinese government works. There are hundreds of parties within the cpc.

It’s a one party state in the sense you have to agree China needs to progress in order to hold office. Just like traitors can’t hold office in the US.

Except that hasn’t happened. This is a response to Dems being unpopular for anyone that doesn’t have a Reagan tattoo.

This stifles third parties and independents, forcing candidates to follow either dem or Republican party lines, both of which are deeply unpopular ideologies, thus lowering engagement and political choice.

Propaganda is just some speech that has a political agenda. Most propaganda isn’t false.

Because I don’t buy us propaganda? Are you okay little buddy?

Given the resolution would have had the same result, hence why everyone but the US opposed it, sure.

The uighur ‘genocide’ has anecdotes from former al qaeda members supporting it, and pictures from drug rehabs… That’s it. Compared to every single other genocide on the planet, it has the least amount of evidence.

Anyway, rule 3.

Have you never learned literally anything about Tibet? Check out the wikipedia sections for pre 1950s Tibet, or simply Google Tibet given the news stories about the dalai lama tonguing a kid on tv.

The ceasefire resolution that didn’t free hostages held in Israel, enabled the IDF to indefinitely hold Gaza, and removed all self determination from gazans?

Yes, even the Arab nations did not want that resolution, China, during the same sessions, called for an unconditional ceasefire.

Lying about situations makes everything you have to say suspect.

To your second point, you admit the US is committing genocide in Gaza. Right? We’re blaming countries for things their military allies do now, so the US is genocidal, according to you.

To your third point less than 5% of the uighur population has ever been arrested, xinjiangs city council is mostly uighur Muslims, and no american gets to tell anthother country how to handle prisoners, given us prisons are worse than pretty much anywhere according to the UN, and the us arrests more minorities as a percentage of each minority population than China is claimed to have, much less the reality.

Homeownership isnt a status symbol in China… Literally 92% of the population owns their own home, with 30% owning a city home and their original farmland. This is an interesting option piece from a clearly foreign perspective, but one that has been reposted every year since before Xi was elected.

No, no, no… Just because all ranking officials of the party were specifically on the US terror list for associations with ISIS and ISIS-k, and just because the leader literally was the leader of ISIS-k; that doesn’t mean they’re just an offshoot of ISIS that incidentally does the West’s bidding.

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So being a one party state should be further entrenched in the US.

Yeah the US genocide of black Americans needs the earn them some serious sanctions, but it’s not relevant to this discussion.

There are several hundred political parties in China currently in office.