Genocide doesn’t have to involve any direct killing. The problem isn’t that you fail to produce evidence of killing, it’s that you fail to produce any evidence of genocide at all.
Why is it that no muslim country in the world agrees with your assessment of this “genocide?” Why is it that the country which, in the 2010s, was dropping bombs on Uyghurs is now their greatest advocate? Doesn’t that sound a little fishy to you? Could it be that this is a lie fabricated to weaken the greatest enemy of the US? No, couldn’t possibly be. Back to believing everything US news says.
ButtBidet@hexbear.net 1 year ago
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Your interpretation is much stronger than the report: ‘but remained “seriously concerned about reported instances of the use of coercive measures, including forced abortion and forced sterilization, with a view to limiting births”’. I’m not even saying that it isn’t happening. But if it was a massive problem, you’d think there’d be more than reports. There are mobile phones and foreign tourists in Xinjiang, it’s not like the government would be able to forcibly abort 10% of babies there without someone taking a smartphone video of the abortion police coming to their home.
I’m reminded that forced sterilisation of minorities in the US is a known fact.
space_comrade@hexbear.net 1 year ago
[en.wikipedia.org/…/Compulsory_sterilization_in_Ca…](Don’t forget Canada!)
GarbageShoot@hexbear.net 1 year ago
Thanks, I was completely unaware of this and I’ve seen a lot of documentation of NA atrocities.