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Re:Intel removes Xinjiang references from shareholder letter by trasz on Tuesday January 11, 2022 @03:53PM (#29897694)
No idea about Wumaos, in the west it might have been popularised by the Bible ("a beam in ones eye"). Still, pointing out that the accuser is doing it simply to deflect attention from much worse crimes they have committed seems universal.
Re:Intel removes Xinjiang references from shareholder letter by dirtyid on Tuesday January 11, 2022 @11:55AM (#29894067)
> silent if it happens in China.

Seems like some people insist on being loud even when it doesn't happen in China.

The entire mass internment propaganda drive was concocted on less media access to XJ than the what APNEWs article reporting of it's dismantling. China like most countries, are not US, they don't need to maintain forever prison industrial complexes. BTW the same western analysts that alleged mass internment in XJ also concluded that mass internment phase is over, with ~50k transferred to long term internment and masses back out with gen pop in an elevated security environment, but no longer interned. The persistent allegations now is that labour rural transfer programs that's been ongoing for 20+ years throughout the country is somehow coerced labour when there's no to weak evidence.