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They did notice, and very quickly changed policy.

The Great Chinese Famine was an enormous tragedy but it very obviously wasn’t deliberate.

Also important to note, after a constant cycle of famine throughout its history, this was China’s last. The CPC worked hard to make sure something like it would never happen again.

A troll that literally just posts news stories?

Can you really not believe that some people just have different political opinions to you?

Do you sincerely believe that there are government bots on this tiny, niche website?

Bot technology these days is crazy. Posting two whole posts a day?! No human is capable of that.

Would be less suspicious to just hold a fake instagram or something following some normie apolitical shit.

Was really waiting for them to reveal how they knew this campaign was Chinese.

I can believe that it’s something China could do, but I’m not sure why I should believe this article’s assumptions without evidence provided.

The answer is that they don’t.

lmao, you literally can’t even name one

I can handle you being stupid, but do you really gotta be this lazy?

Tell me who they’ve exploited. Go on.

Which other countries does China exploit?

And yet, it still shows China in a more positive light than its masters.

They’ve seen their own lives improve materially due to the actions of the state. They’ve seen the government respond to the wishes of the public.

I don’t really understand what point you’re trying to make.

You couldn’t choose not to work in China, it’s still a pretty poor country and the majority need to work to live.

Those who can’t work are mostly well-supported by a combination of family support networks - far more highly valued in China than in the west - and government welfare systems. It’s part of the reason homeless people are so rare there for example.

You’re misunderstanding. The infographic is saying that Chinese people consider China a democracy at a higher rate than Westerners consider their own countries democracies.

In my experience though you’re not entirely wrong; lots of Chinese still romanticise the west in many respects, though I also know many who’ve lived abroad and realised that it’s not as rosy as they had imagined.