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Fun fact.
In China, it is illegal to indoctrinate children in a religious faith. They are required to be 18 years or older, before they can voluntarily choose to attend a service.
Religion is regulated like alcohol and cigarettes
Religions only survive at all by indoctrination of the young.
Yes, although I don’t think concentration camps are the answer either.
Explain to me why this woman shouldn't be in prison.
What does that have to do with Uyghur genocide?
You know anyone can go to Xinjiang, there's also Uyghurs in Kazakhstan literally anybody can talk to. IMO Xinjiang has some of the best food in China. Food in Kazakhstan is just fine.
It's always curious to compare Chinese policy towards Uyghurs to Israeli policy towards Palestinians and American policy towards Latin Americans.
To quote the President of the Congo
That's a pretty sick burn!
Bribery washes all sins
Imprisoning this woman would be genocide?