6mo ago  TRP UK

@Lionsmane8 I agree that it is best to be as kind as possible. I think that what I am trying to say with the dog eat dog talk is that sometimes a top dog has little option but to bite and some people will hold grudges whatever. I entirely agree that its best to do as little harm as possible and I have heard the reputation of your people for not forgetting feuds.

When it comes to Ukraine, what I feel is that neither Russia nor the west had much other option unless they wanted to back down. Both these dogs had to fight or lose rank. They had put each other in a corner. Russia had been on the back foot since the fall of the USSR. Either it stayed in retreat as more and more of its former empire defected to the west in return for the Eu's money or it turned and attacked. At that point the west would be shown to be toothless cucks or had to fight.

Countless men will die for political problem and maybe with the power of hindsight, we could go back and do it better another time but as it is, its one of those inevitabilities of power. Someone will end up being shown to be the loser or they will agree a bitter peace that is a sort of draw and is better than a money pit meat grinder war but if they had not fought for real, one side would have lost anyway and been seen to the the weak one, so there had to be a fight.

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6mo ago  TRP UK

@First-light

China doesn't historically do empire

China as we know it is an empire, and has been for centuries.

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6mo ago  TRP UK

@Stigma We must remember that the Chinese are not white. Therefore if they commit crimes against humanity it is not as serious as a white man lecturing an african country about borrowing money it has no intention to pay back. That would be RACIST!

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6mo ago  TRP UK

@Lionsmane8 Yanis Varoufakis is funny and bold but he is not really the man to ask about paying back debt. He just got let off by some Euro cucks. Lets see if the Chinese are weak cucks too....

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6mo ago  TRP UK

@Lionsmane8 I don't call it criminal. Its the reality of being top dog. You make unpopular decisions and sometimes they are wrong. You sometimes have to fight for something. Its the real world. When you are not top dog you wake up and think "what shall I say or complain about today?" When you are you wake up and say "what do I have to do today?"

I agree that China doesn't historically do empire and it will be interesting to see how this plays out. One thing we know already is that it is very keen to enlarge its border -just by moving border posts, pushing other nations' solider back by marching forward en masse and by creating islands. They are certainly on the path to enlargement and the fate of the Uyghurs is not encouraging.

They may well also take the stance that there is no point owning labour when you can get it cheaper than owning it, just by giving out "free" hospitals and then demanding mining concessions and air port contracts in return when the loan for the "free" hospital is not repaid by the next group in power.

I would love to revisit this one in 20 years and see if the chinese turn out to be great humanitarians.

I happen to agree with you on the lecturing African countries thing. Forget that nonsense. Stop all aid too. Trade with them if you want on the terms you and they agree. Why complicate a thing with patronising kindness? They don't appreciate it and its actually costing you money and opportunity. If they want to use child labour, for example, just buy the stuff or don't buy it.

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6mo ago  TRP UK

@Lionsmane8

The Chinese government initially denied their existence but later described them as “vocational education and training centers” aimed at combating violent extremism. However, testimonies from former detainees and leaked documents suggest that individuals were detained for reasons such as practicing their religion, having international contacts, or attending Western universities. Detainees report being subjected to ill-treatment, indoctrination, and forced renunciation of their religion. The conditions in these camps have been described as harsh, with reports of torture, sexual violence, and forced labor.

It was right here you inept retard.

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6mo ago  TRP UK

@Lionsmane8

…the existence of the camps aren’t in question. The presence of a million + Uyghurs in the camp aren’t in question. China is open about their existence.

The only question is why you accept China’s narrative that they are for re-education and training.

The Chinese government initially denied their existence but later described them as “vocational education and training centers” aimed at combating violent extremism. However, testimonies from former detainees and leaked documents suggest that individuals were detained for reasons such as practicing their religion, having international contacts, or attending Western universities. Detainees report being subjected to ill-treatment, indoctrination, and forced renunciation of their religion. The conditions in these camps have been described as harsh, with reports of torture, sexual violence, and forced labor.

I know the answer. This whole thing you’ve got going on is entirely performative. I know it, you know it. If you gave a damn about genocides you’d have mentioned Sudan even once. But you don’t, because you actually have no interest in what is right and wrong - you’re only here to spread your brand of supremacism.

You’re pathetic.

You’re a performer and no one here is buying your performance. You project, you lie, you gish gallop. You’re as transparent as they come and not a single right thinking man is weak enough to concede to your awful attempts.

Your reply will again be predictable. We’ve been at this long enough now. I’ve shown you up countless times, you’re an embarrassment. Your own thoughts have been robbed from you and your heritage, too. You are perhaps the most lost and ideological fool I’ve ever had the misfortune of witnessing.

You. Are. A. Berber.

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