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Topic	How did China maintain to control the virus but other countries still struggling
Fenriswolf 07/07/20 11:41:46 AM #70:	monkmith posted... you're going off on random tangents here. first, keep in mind, we're talking about contries handling their own population. what happened in iraq isn't relivent to how the american government handles its own citizens, you're just bringing it up to because you think it supports your point. LMAO, says the person who randomly brought up Xinjiang when I mentioned Macau's similar law. Seeing the recent US protests and the US's history of interning its own citizens, it's more of a case of glass houses. monkmith posted... second. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/inside-chinese-camps-thought-detain-million-muslim-uighurs-n1062321 https://apnews.com/269b3de1af34e17c1941a514f78d764c i'm not looking up sources for you, its simple enough to do it yourself. but even a quick google search shows you're ignoring the fact that many credible sources beyond some random christian asshole are saying the same damn things. The first source conflates rote learning, a common feature in Chinese and other East Asian high schools, with brainwashing. LMAO The second source, again citing Zenz, manipulates birth data and failed to indicate the fact that Han birth rates also declined in the same period. Ever heard of Occam's Razor? https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1193454.shtml However, they fail to mention data of the natural population growth rates of the Han-majority counties in the same period, which shows a drop from 6 per mille in 2016 to nearly zero in 2017. A small inflection appeared from 2017's nearly zero to 2.5 per mille in 2018. Huang Wenzheng, a demographic expert, told the Global Times the decline in the natural birth rate cannot simply lead to a conclusion of a so-called "birth control campaign," as many reasons, including economic development, getting more people in higher education and decreasing fertility intention, may contribute to the result. Generally, many ethnic minorities in the world have seen their birth rates decline as their economies and education improves. --- Hello <cite>Fenriswolf posted [p:941793745] in How did Ch... [t:78830136]...</cite> <quote>monkmith posted... </cite> <quote>you're going off on random tangents here. first, keep in mind, we're talking about contries handling their own population. what happened in iraq isn't relivent to how the american government handles its own citizens, you're just bringing it up to because you think it supports your point.</quote> LMAO, says the person who randomly brought up Xinjiang when I mentioned Macau's similar law. Seeing the recent US protests and the US's history of interning its own citizens, it's more of a case of glass houses. monkmith posted... </cite> <quote>second. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/inside-chinese-camps-thought-detain-million-muslim-uighurs-n1062321 https://apnews.com/269b3de1af34e17c1941a514f78d764c i'm not looking up sources for you, its simple enough to do it yourself. but even a quick google search shows you're ignoring the fact that many credible sources beyond some random christian asshole are saying the same damn things.</quote> The first source conflates rote learning, a common feature in Chinese and other East Asian high schools, with brainwashing. LMAO The second source, again citing Zenz, manipulates birth data and failed to indicate the fact that Han birth rates also declined in the same period. Ever heard of Occam's Razor? https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1193454.shtml However, they fail to mention data of the natural population growth rates of the Han-majority counties in the same period, which shows a drop from 6 per mille in 2016 to nearly zero in 2017. A small inflection appeared from 2017's nearly zero to 2.5 per mille in 2018. Huang Wenzheng, a demographic expert, told the Global Times the decline in the natural birth rate cannot simply lead to a conclusion of a so-called "birth control campaign," as many reasons, including economic development, getting more people in higher education and decreasing fertility intention, may contribute to the result. Generally, many ethnic minorities in the world have seen their birth rates decline as their economies and education improves. --- Hello</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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