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poipoipoi-2016:

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kontextmaschine:

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collapsedsquid:

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I believe that the Chinese government think that the Uighur nationalism issue has been stoked by the US, which is an interesting parallel to the \u201cRussian bots\u201d issue.

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And then there\u2019s the \u201cRohingya as poor refugee victims and not rightfully repelled hostile invaders\u201d issue, who knows where the government of Burma thinks that comes from.

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People hoping to tame social media back towards Official Narratives for the sake of maintaining national security and social integrity really haven\u2019t grappled with that example enough

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Hostile invaders?\u00a0\u00a0

I caught slightly less than the average about that one.\u00a0 What happened here?\u00a0 Someone invaded Myanmar?\u00a0\u00a0

/Though my personal favorite in this vein is:\u00a0\u201cRussia invaded Georgia in 2008\u201d..\u00a0\u00a0

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I mean, according to the local government, yes, Bangladeshi migrants who had been settling in Myanmar launched a wave of violent attacks as part of an attempt to colonize sovereign land and the country mobilized against them, including on Facebook

According to most of the US establishment, no, Myanmar cranked up the oppression on a Muslim minority that has been an integral part of the country since its founding but severely repressed ever since by encouraging communal violence towards a goal of ethnic cleansing, including on Facebook

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