China Gov Desperate to Survive, Advocates Internet Police State to World

[Razer]

On 04/23/2018 12:58 PM, juan wrote:
> On Mon, 23 Apr 2018 12:44:27 -0700
> Razer <g2s at riseup.net> wrote:
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>> Compare what happens in China when a rogue cop kills a community
>> member to what the typical American community does, then apply that
>> to what COULD happen to their government if it didn't have the
>> support of it's billion citizens regarding almost anything...
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> 	lolwut - where do you get the idea that the chinese govt is
> 	supported by its subjects?

I didn't say, nor do I have any way of knowing what percentage of 
China's citizens are 100% happy with the government. I did imply if 
their government crossed them, a billion... Even 10% of a billion, is a 
lot of people to try to stop.

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>> Including internet surveillance. Meanwhile Americans don't support
>> that sort of surveillance of themselves...
> 	or maybe they support it as much as chinese subjects do - that
> 	is to say, the 'support' varies a lot depending on who you ask.
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> 	as a side note
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> 	" a rogue cop kills"
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> 	all cops are rougue by defintion. A proposition that should be
> 	self-evident to any self-described 'anarchist'...


As I understand it there are bad cops and complicit silent ones.

My bad... Should have used the term primary-suspect-in-murder cop (as 
opposed to accomplice), but too wordy.

If you read the piece you'll note they also tore his accomplice limb 
from limb and stuffed hi in their squad car too, before torching it.

Rr

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>> But prefer to remain
>> ignorant of it.
>>
>> Rr
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