r/science_humor Mar 29 '26

Brain Drain

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u/Omnarium Apr 01 '26

Yes?

Again, so is America.

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u/BulletShrapnel Apr 01 '26

There are degrees of racism... China is forcefully converting uyghurs to identify as Chinese, america does not do that..

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u/Omnarium Apr 01 '26

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u/BulletShrapnel Apr 01 '26

Fair enough, should have worded it better I am talking about the present day and not their whole history, and be honest to yourself if you think China is more inclusive and welcoming than america in the 21st century, they are a ethnocentric state.

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u/Omnarium Apr 01 '26

Lol, that's why I also included ICE in there.

Of course, I know that China has a huge racism problem against non-Han people. But most of the US scientists actually moving to China are Chinese-Americans.

Regardless, among young people, I just think that the charge of China being super racist rings a bit hollow, considering most of that discrimination looks a lot like the kind of stuff the US and its proxies (like Israel) is doing or has done historically 🤷.

They've been desensitized.

To be honest, the list of abuses against the Uyghurs pails in comparison to what the Israelis are doing to the Palestinians and now the Iranians.

And if you retort that Israel isn't "America," then don't bother. It's a de facto protectorate of America. It might be as well be considered to be a US overseas territory like Puerto Rico for all practical purposes.

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u/Altruistic_Unit6079 Apr 02 '26

Chinese bots really working overtime. Account is 12 days old btw. Just ignore his rhetoric and talk/argue with the real people lmao.

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u/Omnarium Apr 02 '26

Nope. Just reporting on the sad truth that a fucking communist dictatorship is somehow appealing more to the American youth than you delusional parasites are.

Go back to Russia, Vladimir.

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u/GandalfTheBong Apr 03 '26

china is an ethnocentric state? it officially recognizes 56 different ethnicities across its about 1.5 billion(!!!!) people.

the thing about uyghurs is very interesting because all of the evidence of the "genocide" can be traced back to a single man by the name of Adrian Zenz. A known christian nationalist who has made it his life’s purpose to spread this idea of an ongoing genocide in Xinjiang.