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Zareth posted...

Killing your own citizens and making them dead is pretty disrespectful too.

But killing hundreds of thousands of foreigners and imprisoning them in refugee camps is the norm for democracies right?
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Fam_Fam posted...

its almost as if the person agreed to rules and then blizzard enforced the rules following the appropriate protocol written there

This. Liberals in this thread thinks feelings matter over facts and legal contracts. Had the banner player used the platform to voice contentious issues in the US and got banned, half the people here would applaud Blizzard.
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Because it's selective outrage. Liberals love to play the human rights and democracy card to advance their own agendas, when in fact they know nothing about the rest of the world other than from their biased MSM. As such protests in countries they hate gets round the clock media coverage, but protests in countries which suck up to them get ignored.

Do you know that at the same time in Ecuador the marginalized indigenous people are protesting and the President has already fled the capital? They were protesting the pro-US government introducing a heavy austerity package that punishes the poor, but of course since it makes the US look bad barely anytone know what's going on.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Ecuadorian_protests
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Hop103 posted...

I want the CCP to lose and fall, that regime is unsuitable for modern society.

Yes because Iraq, Libya, Syria etc is doing so much better after US interference right? Or Russia under Yeltsin which lost most of its GDP and had to suck up to the IMF for money? If the US establishment hates you you're doing something right.
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The irony, considering that in the Fallout universe China nuked America.
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TBH, South Korean media is full of crap. They also claimed that Kim had people execute with anti-aircraft cannons and fed to dogs.


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Comparing a awarding winning fantasy writer vs the hack whose plot consists of deus ex machina, fourth wall breaking and pop culture references, really?
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Yes a MMA tabloid, totally reliable news

Meanwhile, actually legal scholars noted that China's so called social credit system is misinterpreted by the West for political purposes:

https://www.chinalawtranslate.com/seeing-chinese-social-credit-through-a-glass-darkly/?lang=en

As mentioned above, social credit absolutely does include rewards and punishments for trustworthy and untrustworthy conduct. Ive written previously on what those punishments might look like and the real dangers they may present, so will not go into great detail here, but the primary punishment mechanism is inclusion on blacklists for enterprises violating industry regulations. Inclusion on a blacklist can limit access to certain industries and subject one to heightened regulatory scrutiny.

One blacklist, aimed at individuals and organizations alike, deserves special attention because it is already fully effective, has the most sensational repercussions, and has been incorrectly linked with Sesame Credit in some articles. This is the courts list of judgment defaulters.

The list includes those who have a final court judgment against them, have the ability to perform on it, and have failed to do so. Through massive coordination of various government ministries and departments, anyone on the list has restrictions placed on their consumer spending. There are limits on buying airplane tickets, fancier train tickets, private school education, entertainment, and so forth.

To get on the list, though, there must be an effective court judgment against you. That means you have lost a lawsuit and exhausted or waived all appeals. You must also have failed to perform on the judgment against you and had this failure to perform again documented at court. You can get off the list by performing on the judgment.
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