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Conveniently forgetting about the Xinjiang Papers, huh? Found an ableist
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I love how if you've even been paying a passing amount of attention to this atrocity propaganda campaign over the past several years you will have seen a thousand instances of sensationalized claims and accusations that are inevitably walked back a few months later.
But there's just something about the cognitive dissonance of the average liberal who is desperate for a justified conflict with a scary foreign adversary that they are allowed to feel "uncomplicated, nationalistic/patriotic pride" about that makes them keep saying, "sure, you may have fooled me the first 1487 times, but I'm feeling really good about lucky number 1488!"
Meanwhile there is an actual evil Nazi regime committing a genocide that we could stop with a phone call, but…
They’re being walked back less and less, nowadays they just say something and shut up about it a week later, then it becomes “common knowledge” (
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