AFascistWorld

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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
There's no formal media report on this, the stories that hit Chinese internet headlines are anecdotal and seem quite sensationalized. The stories alledge that he argued with his Indian boss (which commonly features in all kinds of Chin
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
Hong Kong is important coz it's a business and financial center, people around the world care about their money, and the lingering hope of American political designs on China. https://www.heritage.org/report/the-co
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When Chinese Employees Ask for Justice, Facebook Silence Their Voices(en.pingwest.com)
162 points by AFascistWorld 7y ago|57 comments
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
> Clinton began his term believing that trade sanctions could pressure China to improve human rights conditions. But after a year of debilitating debate, he was forced to reverse his policy of link- ing trade to human rights. >He was
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
The translation is soft, literally it should be: >... are filled with indignation and strongly condemn it, also absolutely object to ...
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
His company has virtually zero market share in China too.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
https://twitter.com/search?q=CHINAZI%20911&src=typed_query He's referring to this.
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China’s swine fever epidemic turned into a global crisis(qz.com)
1 points by AFascistWorld 7y ago|0 comments
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
The west should quit pretending that the majority of Chinese hate the CCP.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
In the game of pledging allegiance, any resemblance of disloyalty will be crucified.
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The Collapse of Clinton's China Policy: Undoing the Damage of the MFN Debate(heritage.org)
2 points by AFascistWorld 7y ago|1 comments
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
> Clinton began his term believing that trade sanctions could pressure China to improve human rights conditions. But after a year of debilitating debate, he was forced to reverse his policy of link- ing trade to human rights. >He was
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
This is just inevitable, if it's not NBA, it could be any big company who gets caught in it, execs can pretend it will be all good and surely do wish this day comes as late as possible so they can make the most of it. This is like many
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
He's not native speaker.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
I assume the GM of the Rockets felt he have to do something after he saw his player in this episode.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
http://tool.chinaz.com/speedtest/
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
Instagram is pretty much the reason 99% of the females even scale the GFW. Generally they hate talking about politics, and actively avoid the "smears" outside the GFW. That's why the recent pro-China posters are often deemed
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
He didn't even tweet it, just a like. And the media and west should stop pretending that the people don't like and support the party.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
>Canadian police go undercover as Hong Kong protest tensions rise in Richmond, the world’s most-Chinese city outside Asia https://www.scmp.com/news/china/society/article/3031486/cana...
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
LED is especially brutal, there are few that produce chips but everybody can do the assembly. You can buy a 3W bulb plus shipping for 1 RMB at anytime, including big brands, 1 RMB, that's $0.1399.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
It all sounds awesome, just like the records kept for every single step of production in that PCB factory, how-to instructions for every single action, I mean it's eye-opening how many records Japanese factories keep, except it was all
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
The electronics market right now is like fast fashion, people use a thing for 2 years then there are better and shinier things to buy, TVs now come with built-in low-end SoCs that will become obsolete and laggy before long, then hey time to
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
You can pay something like 50 RMB for them to motorbike you through the jungles into Cambodia or Loas (illegally) without any questions asked. There are also illegal but protected casinos near the Vietnam-China border entry, that only allow
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
China can do without Samsung phones, the market is a political stake against Samsung and Korea, but their OLED and RAM are needed there, at least for now.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
UGC platforms seem to inevitablly ditch grassroots in the end, how many grassroots do you see on youtube now? I think the fast nature of Tiktok is driving it much faster to that same end, I've seen plenty of widespread Tiktok fake vide
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
Cheap labor abound.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
>I'd rather go back to poverty than live under a dystopian surveillance dictatorship. Unfortunately there are too many people on earth who have been trapped in poverty for far too long, they will gladly to be like China.
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
To better understand China, you will have to understand that the CCP was nothing but peasant rebels not too long ago, the notion of "the country was built by us" so that anything is our rewards and have to be governed by our proge
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
The sum is not small at the time, but it's his baby daughter poisoned along with thousands of others. After their initial settlement of around 60k, the story never ended as other cases came into public attention, so the company wanted
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by AFascistWorld 7y ago
That's a possibility. https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E9%83%AD%E5%88%A9 http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2017-05/19/content_294108... A case of Chinese toxic baby formula, the comp

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