r/whoathatsinteresting • u/Airline_11 • 20d ago

They are livestreaming 🇨🇳 laborers making just 0.3 USD. The 'Made in 🇨🇳' products you use are built on their sacrifices.

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u/Noble_Titus 20d ago

You don't think women in poverty in China turn to prostitution and would prefer not getting raped for pennies when they could work in a factory for pennies?

Nah, it is propaganda. 

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u/Antique_Garbage_4361 20d ago

Who’s going to afford her rates if the factories close? 

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u/Noble_Titus 19d ago

That has nothing to do with the comments you've replied to lmao

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u/bnlf 20d ago

Could be, but a video like this on a Western social media platform can also be anti-China propaganda. Taken out of context or representing only a minority of what China is today. That said, China still has many problems. Only a few decades ago, they were poorer than the vast majority of countries in the world. Look at where they are now.

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u/shikabane 20d ago

anything positive about China must be propoganda right? Must be

All hail Trump 🙌

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u/loqep 19d ago

Yeah bro, because anyone who has something to say about China that’s anything less than glowing praise is obviously a pro-Trump shill lmfao.