Such as?
> I say the author is one of the fools
Ad hominem
> Open some books about Chinese histories and show some respect is all I hope to get
Please enlighten us with your knowledge
Overall, your comment is low effort
Propaganda, misinformation campaigns is all about indoctrination - along with censorship and other hate-filled practices, is the process of preventing people developing critical thinking on their own - so they can rationally, logically, and without emotional attacks, describe their argument or counterarguments. It takes practice, and it takes developing emotional regulation - it’s a lot of constant work especially when you’re developing critical thinking, finding appropriate language to use, for specific arguments for the first time; even as a native English speaker, I’ll find fairly often words I don’t use often pop into my head, and I’ll be sure to lookup dictionary definitions to make sure the word’s meaning adequately fits what I’m meaning to say.
That the Chinese government has built-in this hate, reactions such as “betraying China” by being a “race traitor” is clearly priming the youth to be that as how Nazi Germany youth were indoctrinated into the SS. And it seems like we’re getting the first real taste of this bad behaviour in Hong Kong - Hong Kongers who’ve had freedom to understand this for themselves, and why their protests are so strong. Is the rest of the world going to allow China to continue to practice and evolve this behaviour without strong economic punishment as soon as possible? I’m afraid democracy has been too unstable for too long, democratic societies weakened by long-term regulatory capture, not taking care of everyone adequately - not allowing for us to be as strong as we could be, should be, need to be to quickly mobilize against what’s obvious behaviour to anyone with a more open mind, a more open heart, to see the patterns that are on the path of evil.
And it’s easy to check for yourself, if you live in China, to find out how “free” you really are: are you willing to speak about Tiananmen Square Massacre online, are you willing talk in public about it - to ask other people what they have heard about it or if they know about it? This single reference point of suppression of violence in relatively recent history is a simple control mechanism to see who “falls in line” or who “falls out of line” with the propaganda - of those who want full control over discourse and over you, until they have a reason to come for you or your family members:
These “re-education camps” are considered concentration camps by the rest of the world, with horrific stories and international law violations - https://nationalpost.com/news/canadian-went-to-china-to-debu... - and other stories of women being sterilized for ethnic “cleansing,” stories of organ harvesting from people here; all of which are only the stories that are getting out from these highly controlled and monitored environments. And then with the Hong Kong protests - there seems to be a suspiciously high amount of “suicides by fall” happening, or rather recorded as such by police - a story that is developing, however because it’s drawn media attention - if that was a tactic of “suiciding protestors” was being used then they’ll realize they can no longer use it for the attention it’s drawn.
“First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a socialist.
Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a trade unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.“