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lemmy.ml

Comparing a Chinese politician to a yellow cartoon character is racist and weird

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Nah, when the same sentence has other Chinese people being played by a blue/grey cartoon character it's pretty clearly just targeting one person for being a chubby authoritarian doofus. Casual racism against Chinese people just because they're currently stuck with a shitty government is a problem, but I know I'm not doing that here.

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feddit.nl

... Lord knows that's going to help depressed people...

"Literally everyone is happy but me! There's obviously something wrong with me."

Much health, very help, wow.

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lemmy.ml

The BBC reporting like "netizens in China may soon find posts hidden when sharing content like "life is pointless and we should all kill ourselves" " and people in this thread read that as "the CEECEEPEE is Banning people for being SAD", yep cool, the usual then?

and here I'm banned from a significant portion of lemmy.world for telling people to not post racist and misogynist bullshit

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I'm especially glad how this government campaign focuses on a clearly defined terminology that differentiates between trolly doom posting and affected people in a bad situation just expressing themselves online. It's great how they don't just use subjective terms like "negative content" or "sensationalized" or "trivial" , and then straight punish platforms for posts fitting these very wide terms. Cause you know, platforms definitely won't be overly careful with what they allow, when there's a threat of actual punishment. This is definitely a well thought out campaign, that's well thought out to take care of some unfortunate citizens.

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lemmy.world

More control... that should cheer the heck out of Chinese people...

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China launches campaign to keep killjoys off the internet | Spyke