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219 points thisisit | 5 comments | 11 Jan 18 16:55 UTC | HN request time: 0.931s | source

1. sidlls ◴[11 Jan 18 18:51 UTC] No.16126599[source]▶

I'm struggling to find even a single thing in your comment that isn't a terrible negative generalization or just plain incorrect.

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2. sbjustin ◴[11 Jan 18 18:52 UTC] No.16126604[source]▶

>>16126599 #

You beat me to saying it.

3. simion314 ◴[11 Jan 18 19:01 UTC] No.16126683[source]▶

>>16126493 (TP) #

People that return from West could also bring change, at least China has the freedom for the citizens to emigrate and study abroad, east european countries were not that lucky.2

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4. seanmcdirmid ◴[11 Jan 18 19:11 UTC] No.16126786[source]▶

>>16126683 #

Note that until the 80s freedom of emigration was not allowed by the Chinese government. I believe the same was true with Eastern European countries.

5. sctb ◴[11 Jan 18 19:13 UTC] No.16126816[source]▶

>>16126493 (TP) #

Handwavey political trolling is not what this site is here for. Please don't post like this anymore.

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