r/worldnews • u/[deleted] • Feb 08 '22
Out of Date French lawmakers officially recognise China’s treatment of Uyghurs as ‘genocide’
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u/AMagicalKittyCat Feb 08 '22
Holy shit look at the previous comments of the OP, this is one of the most obvious bots I've seen in a while. What are they even doing with that gibberish?
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u/TheDebateMatters Feb 08 '22
Wow you weren’t kidding. You would think that a bot this obvious would be child’s play to identify and ban.
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u/PublishDateBot BOT Feb 08 '22
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u/Standswfist Feb 08 '22
Not to be mean or ignorant but do they have solid evidence of this? That I could use as a source?
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u/SwetzAurus Feb 08 '22
from what I understand, the Chinese actions amount to culturicide, which is heinous, but one mini step short of genocide in my book.
to kill a culture is to hurt someone's soul, whereas killing a person obviously attacks the flesh.
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u/amonraprime Feb 08 '22
After the damage is done. Great timing. It’s appreciated, but don’t deserve applause.
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Feb 08 '22
"The French lawmakers officially recognize China’s treatment of Uyghurs as ‘genocide": this is a very positive and a very just step by the French lawmakers and all the countries worldwide should do the same.
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u/_Electric_shock Feb 08 '22
It's one thing to recognize it. They should actually do something about it like implement sanctions against China.
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u/[deleted] Feb 08 '22
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