A news website running out of Hong Kong says that protestors won't call the government "nazis" anymore even though they're (LITERALLY) evidently doing some things the Nazi regime did (locking up ethnic minorities to 'purify' the chinese race, stories of organ harvesting, political manipulation, brainwashing your own citizens, the list goes on)
Considering it's a daily occurrence in the western world that some right-wing politician is blasted with "you're a nazi!" rhetoric in popular culture when they're committing nowhere near the level and amount of atrocities the Chinese government is doing.
Edit: Also the fact that China _probably_ doesn't want to be in the middle of their 70th Anniversary showing off their military equipment and power in parades while having parallels being drawn to nazi-ism.
RTHK is the government funded state broadcaster in HK, who dropped their World Service feed and replaced it with Chinese State Radio only a year or two back.
Make your own mind up as to whether they are an impartial or balanced source any more.
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[ 3.3 ms ] story [ 21.5 ms ] threadA news website running out of Hong Kong says that protestors won't call the government "nazis" anymore even though they're (LITERALLY) evidently doing some things the Nazi regime did (locking up ethnic minorities to 'purify' the chinese race, stories of organ harvesting, political manipulation, brainwashing your own citizens, the list goes on)
Considering it's a daily occurrence in the western world that some right-wing politician is blasted with "you're a nazi!" rhetoric in popular culture when they're committing nowhere near the level and amount of atrocities the Chinese government is doing.
Edit: Also the fact that China _probably_ doesn't want to be in the middle of their 70th Anniversary showing off their military equipment and power in parades while having parallels being drawn to nazi-ism.
Make your own mind up as to whether they are an impartial or balanced source any more.