A 21-year-old tourist has described the horrendous treatment he allegedly received after being denied entry to the USA due to a meme depicting JD Vance as bald being found on his phone
A 21-year-old tourist has described the horrendous treatment he allegedly received after being denied entry to the USA due to a meme depicting JD Vance as bald being found on his phone
China is no shithole
China has healthcare.
China also has horrific human rights abuse and rampant organ farming/trafficking.
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So it’s the same, but they have healthcare.
Not if you’re a Uyghur
Uh huh, because there’s no genocide happening in or helped by America.
Whataboutism is not an argument. Also two things can be bad at once, this is not a zero sum game.
1: Whataboutism is a disputed fallacy specifically because dorks like you will screech about pointing out any form of hypocrisy even in discussions on comparative morality and ethics. It is in this manner its own form of thought terminating cliche.
2: What nation is this post about?
Not sure how that’s relevant, but I disagree.
So you’ve got two genocidal states, one has healthcare (that actually does apply to Uyghurs because it’s a cultural genocide/slavery thing not an extermination) and the other wants to start WW3.
Why is the first a shit hole comparable to America? They’re clearly different tiers of fascist states. Everyone not a fascist state>China>Shitholes like America
I’m glad you thoroughly understand the concept of “the lesser evil”
There’s no such thing as a lesser evil, just priorities.
When there’s an evil I can do something about and see firsthand and evil I can’t, I don’t spend a whole lot of personal effort virtue signaling about the second type when the first is happening down the street.
If you don’t believe in lesser evil like you just said, and you think China is fascist like you just implied, why say “at least
the trains run on timethey have healthcare”?It sounds like the kind of virtue signaling you disapprove of.
Organ harvesting doesn’t count as healthcare
Someday you’ll figure out what it means that even the Uyghurs hearing about what American healthcare is actually like are shocked that it isn’t propaganda.
“My dad’s genocide is more moral than your dad’s genocide!”