In what situation do you think it's acceptable to look the other way?
0: http://aqicn.org/city/shandong/caoxian/caoxianwenhuazhongxin...
And now China announced they edited a baby's gene not to cure him but just to test if they can buit a new generation of more resistant humans.
Please tell me how this is not completely screwed up ?
(I'm not defending the US, they are in the top of the most mass surveillance countries too, I'm just defending some basic notion like "We should not use non-consenting people as guinea pig to build a stronger race of human" and this kind of stuff...)
However, as a citizen in a democracy, I am pretty sure the writer of that posts intends it to be a criticism of an authoritarian dictatorship and not China's people or people of Chinese descent.
I should also say that the distinction between "criticizing government" and "criticizing people" is routinely not observed, even by Democrats. When Obama was making a case for the TPP, one of the main argument he gave was "The TPP would let America, not China, lead the way on global trade". Zero-sum language like this sends a signal to Americans that if doing something X is bad for this other group of humans, then that's an argument in favor of doing X, not (crazy thought!) an argument against doing it. That's how you get to where we are now where prominent Democrats like Chuck Schumer can say "we must be united in our fight against the Chinese" and not a single American, liberal or conservative, even took issue with that kind of language.
Locking a million muslims up and exterminating them isn't genocide?
"It is actually designed to exterminate — eliminate — the whole Uighur nation as people," he said.
"Children are being removed even when their families are willing to care for them, according to Financial Times Beijing correspondent, Emily Feng."
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-09-28/china-working-to-elim...
Well, speaking of "nuclear scientists", only one country has dropped nuclear bombs on civilians, and it wasn't China.
Instead, just the fact that one day China might be the first destination for young talent instead of the US will be enough to give them the edge in their fight for superiority. Whatever the case humanity will see at least some benefit from these type of competitions.