China's Authoritarian Enforcement
Discussions center on the Chinese government's selective and harsh law enforcement, including arrests, disappearances, and punishments for dissent or crimes, often compared to US/Western practices in the context of extraditing Chinese criminals.
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Sounds like the normal thing in China. Make something illegal, don't enforce it, if someone's saying something you don't like then enforce it specifically against them, keeps everyone else in line.
You want them to break Chinese laws? Don't think they have popular support for that.
because if you go to china protest against it, you will be thrown in a dark cell, and the key will be thown away.
The terrible things the Chinese government does aren't being done to you.
China secretly imprisons and executes journalists, why can't the US?
no. these people are double fucked, once in the US, for crimes while bieng chinese, and then again, in China, for crimes while bieng chinese and then they will face a rather terrible but never directly spoken of fate, for having messed with brand CHINA™, which is the ultimate bad mojo. these people must be crazy, the only explainer would be if they were stealing strictly from other chinese, but somehow got caught outside that.
In China, you would be sent to the gulags or disappeared for making this kind of post.
Is this quote about the foreign criminal activity in China?
According to Wikipedia it seems like China arrested a few of them. It’s a fairly big concern for them since Chinese citizens are often the victims of these foreign “business opportunities”. They will warn you if you’re going to those areas.
They may turn a blind eye in certain cases but China doesn't screw around if something goes wrong. You do hard time or worse.