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Lmao coming back to the us from China...
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this post was submitted on 30 Mar 2024
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There's a huge difference between "I experienced this" and "I'm extrapolating a huge generalization from my tiny shred of experience".
You managed to contradict yourself in consecutive comments, I'm impressed.
I just asked if they were sure. Questions make you mad I guess?
You sure come across as confrontational and smug for someone who's just asking questions, and that doesn't negate the fact that you contradicted yourself.
"Im just asking questions" is what fascists say to inquire about why the "globalists" have so much control over banking.
Sure, you're "just asking questions", buddy. Sure..
There is no reason here, just come and enjoy the funny zoo animals :)
When did he claim that, eh?
Yeah, nah, I'm just gonna do a whataboutism on you and ask you about their experiences... for all I know, these people are affiliated with National Endowment for Democracy and other western NGOs, because that would explain a lot
You seem like pro-regime changer, so I guess agree to disagree....
"Their security" is a bit broad, no? I mean, what are the error bars on that? One airport? That's the bar (I think?) from the American side, so I'm guessing it's the same for the Chinese side.
Multiple airports, train stations, subway lines, bus stations. But, I can only really speak for northern China and Beijing, I’ll give you that.
Ive been to Shenzhen before from the UK, most intense security was in the UK.
I will say Chinese people do get survailled, but its usually in the case of them studying abroad, they will ask people to check in to a local embassy infrequently to make sure they arent fleeing there VISA, which most countires actually ask you to do lol.
That didn’t happen to my wife or her family despite her living abroad for a decade and her dad for more than two decades. Not to say it doesn’t happen now, or at all, just that the people I know haven’t experienced that.
Yeah its mostly just a thing i've noticed with people studying here from China in the UK.
That’s… where she lived tho…
So…. Just come in, shit all over, and then leave without even responding to me once? I’ll be sure to remember your username in the future so I don’t waste time on bad faith arguments from you. Cheers!