Wrong you've always miss interpret what I say and spin it as something else. I've been consistent with my statement with the subject matter about the bias Western media negative perspective on China whenever there's a case about "morality" some how will effect the government. And than you go off talking about something else, now that is off tangent.
I agree on the fact you always try to put the PRC in the best light possible, deserved or not, and have shown extremely little balance in that regard.
well even here in Russian Military News individuals repost Sputnik "articles" with obvious propaganda like so called new Russian aircraft carrier and so called Russian nuclear-powered destroyers etc. and alas! in Syria Thread there's this stream of reposts from Al-Masdar Kremlin mouthpiece ... when I told them there a town was "taken" only by Al-Masdar they first referred to me in the way as if I didn't know what I was talking about, and (LOL now) after I had showed them even Al-Masdar later backed off, plus some Liberal wrote an article clearly showing that town couldn't have been taken at the time of the original "alternative fact", then, well, they again referred to me in the way as if I didn't know what I was talking about, so I quit there period
Perhaps if your bias western media with an agenda against the CPC, have NOT been so unbalance on their reporting that they don't need anyone to correct them.
It's good to see you finally admit you're not balanced when it come to the support of the Chinese Communist Party.Perhaps if your bias western media with an agenda against the CPC, have NOT been so unbalance on their reporting that they don't need anyone to correct them.
The irrational part is where you said China has no morality problems (see post #2047). No one in the entire world could truthfully and rationally make that claim about any country. China has morality problems, not because it's a CPC-ruled Socialist State, but because it's a normal country. So, does China have serious public morality problems? CCP leaders say yes, and have started campaigns to fix the problems. Finally, is China's serious morality problems worse than most other countries? That's not clear and we need a lot more facts and data to make the determination.
The CCP itself, including Xi Jinping, said China has a morality problem and needs to improve it. So, what the heck are you talking about? Take it up with CCP leaders.
It's good to see that you admit you're not even going to be "balance" on anything related to the CPC at all.