China using families as 'hostages' to quash Uyghur dissent abroad
www.bbc.co.uk
Refugees and activists tell the BBC intimidation tactics are tearing apart Uyghur communities overseas.
  • @fishtacos
    4•9 months ago

    The people you wish to dunk on built this platform. Feel free to leave…

      • @fishtacos
        0•9 months ago

        Sounds like a threat. Fuck off.

        • @pinkdrunkenelephants@lemm.ee
          1•9 months ago

          Sounds like you need to get the last word to win something, and you’ll prove that you need the last word by running your mouth again. Here, go ahead:

    • @socsa
      -5•9 months ago

      First, I will take the compliment with grace.

      Second, this forum deserves a better class of communist. This shit is just intellectually lazy.

      • @fishtacos
        1•9 months ago

        Who were you replying too? Lost? Got a bit overzealous with your keyboard warrior persona today?

        • @socsa
          -2•9 months ago

          Nah, this shit is broken on mobile and I can’t see the context of my own comments for some reason. Sometimes when I hit context it shows me random comments under the same parent.

          But bro you are on the same website having the same conversation I am lmao.

      • @OurToothbrushM
        0•9 months ago

        Most socialists are people in the global south. Their projects that “tankies” support are actually being done. Most of this “you’re a tankie” shit stems from western chauvinist white man’s burden shit. Call us when you’ve done a successful socialist revolution, until then we’re going to be emulating the ideologies of successful socialist projects.

        Edit: because lol “the US did a revolution” , read “the counter revolution of 1776”

        • @socsa
          -1•9 months ago

          So engaging in violence is the determining factor for determining who can have opinions?

          That’s great news, because Marx drew pretty heavily from the French and US revolutions when discussing his own revolutionary framework. Where do I pick up my badge?

          Edit - Just do a revolution! No not that way!

          • @OurToothbrushM
            -3•9 months ago

            So engaging in violence is the determining factor for determining who can have opinions?

            No, you are free to engage in revolutionary violence that results in a socialist society with a communist ruling party or elect your way into a socialist society with a communist ruling party. Plenty of socialists did the latter, they just didn’t live for long. If you do that I’ll gladly listen to you.

            • @socsa
              -1•9 months ago

              Wow that kind of seems like a very narrow view of who can have a voice. It seems to exclude any socialist tradition which is skeptical of revolutionary praxis, or any statecraft which is not based on democratic centralism. Do I have that correct? You only find Orthodoxy and Leninism valid and are not interested in any forms of libertarian or democratic socialism?

              • @OurToothbrushM
                -3•9 months ago

                Do you think only the successful revolutions have been orthodox marxist or orthodox ML?

                You are free to follow the example of libertarian socialists and electoral socialists, but I’d prefer if you didn’t get yourself killed. Why do you only like ideologies that aren’t successful?