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No, we're pointing out yet another way the reality of China (executes child predators) conflicts with liberal fantasies about China (assumes that CSA is very common and goes unpunished even more often than in the USA)
Maybe I'm wrong here but I don't think that's usually part of the mainstream narrative about china, no?
No, but in this image you can see someone proposing that it is the case.
It's not a part of the usual narratives, no, but it is an excellent example of the way western chauvinism serves to deflect people in our society from coming to terms with it's bone-deep corruption: we learn something truly horrifying about our country/bourgeoisie, and the response that's trained into us from a lifetime of indoctrination about being the best and free-est is to go "Oh my god, if it's this bad here in the Good Guy Place then imagine what those other people must get up to in secret!"
Taking this as an example, we can look at the western accusations that do make up the mainstream narratives about China and see the same dynamic at play. As the saying goes, every accusation a confession.