Re:All the international brands that have apologized to China
by ncmncm on Wednesday November 06, 2019 @09:56PM
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Heh, it links to Inkstone talking about how LinkedIn has totally sucked up to China, but even Inkstone refers to the Tiananmen "crackdown", not the "massacre". So it's working, even in places it is supposed not to.
In the US, police have to murder black people in ones and twos, building up numbers slowly so as not to attract too much attention. In China they get to murder people wholesale. It makes them sloppy.
It seems strange how those who have chosen to participate in law enforcement are so resistant to the idea of not routinely murdering people. Not even just as a matter of, say, setting a good example.
In the US, police have to murder black people in ones and twos, building up numbers slowly so as not to attract too much attention. In China they get to murder people wholesale. It makes them sloppy.
It seems strange how those who have chosen to participate in law enforcement are so resistant to the idea of not routinely murdering people. Not even just as a matter of, say, setting a good example.