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lemmy.ml

Until you realize these "police stations" are just foreign service centers where Chinese citizens can do things like renew their drivers license, collect pension funds, and complete other administrative tasks

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Then why have there been reports of people being accosted shall we say, after entering the premises of places like this?

And an embassy or in this case a consulate does effectively the exact same job that you're saying, it's what almost every nation in the entire world does. So it's weird that they're different to begin with.

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That's what consulates and embassies are for, no need to have hidden Chinese police in the back of the restaurant.

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That's still very strange. Like, if America did it it would also be weird. I'm not saying it's bad to have those services available, but maybe an embassy is a better place for that sort of service?

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Agreed. Especially that some of them were in the back of a restaurant. As soon its hidden in a restaurant, you know its shady.

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No, you're absolutely right, there is absolutely no precedent for these kinds of smear campaigns in the west.

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lemmy.ml

Well, you feel free to choose that particular hill. It's clear what the truth is. I've seen it with my own eyes. Enjoy continuing your Chinese propaganda.

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Well, you feel free to choose that particular hill. It’s clear what you want to believe. Enjoy continuing your anti-Chinese propaganda.

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