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Conveniently forgetting about the Xinjiang Papers, huh? Found an ableist
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Ok, but like, what if Uyghurs are working in factories across China? So? Seriously, so what? A factory job is a damn good job. And Uyghurs are one of the (many) people groups in China, so yeah, they probably have jobs. Fucking shocker. That would be like saying American Indians are working in factories. Some probably are, so what?
The implication the article is trying to make is that they are being forcibly trafficked by the see see pee.
Oh I get that, but I don't see how the video of the people comes to that conclusion
You're not thinking like a China Watcher that's the problem. See these people doing a normal everyday thing? It's because they know there is a camera there and are forced to act normal or else they'll be disappeared! As soon as the camera was switched off, a group of jackbooted thug cops appeared and beat the shit of out those guys just for existing. That one guy who waved? That was a coded message! If you slow down his wave, you'd see it is actually a morse code SOS signal, indicating that he is in horrible danger and terrified for his life, but forced to "act natural" or else!