As brutal as they are, it does make me wonder if Xinjiang-style re-education camps really are the only way to truly root out this kind of thing...
As brutal as they are, it does make me wonder if Xinjiang-style re-education camps really are the only way to truly root out this kind of thing...
For the curious: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-22278037
Is the situation perfect? I don't think so. Is it better than Afganistan? I believe so. We are happy with what it is, even though it is not perfect. Westerns think they can do better, tried in Iran, Iraq, Syria and Afganistan. I am happy with Xinjiang, and I hope it will develop further.
For westerns look at difference cultures as exotic, they want them to stay the way they are, no modernization bullshit, just be whatever you are, be difference, otherwise, where do we go for exotic holidays. I don't think it is helpful in the long term
I'd say the main argument for the US now is: any problem in China is good for the US, its plan didn't work in Hongkong, didn't work in Tibet, now Xinjiang. You guys care about people in Xinjiang so much now so that you ban import on goods produced in Xinjiang, to make sure people have no job.
There is no WMD in Iraq, and there is no genocide in Xinjiang.