Comments by "Serenity" (@SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1) on "Western sanctions on China over Xinjiang trigger furious response" video.

I'm no fan of China's foreign policy, militarism, expansionism and support of rogue socialist states such as North Korea, but you can't go in and sanction a leader and a country just because you disagree with their domestic politics. That's unacceptable and will just spark deeper and deeper conflicts, trade wars and possibly war.
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@unities82 No. Leave people and countries be. Stay neutral.
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Lmao, China literally sanctioned these Western powers several times more than the total nuumber of penalties pushed on China. These conflicts are so pointless. Let the Western power develop their own countries, and let China go their own way as long as they don't impact any foreign country.
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@starshipdriver8536 Okay? Any objections? The assimilating policy against Uigurs doesn't justify intervention or conflicts. That's up to China. China are doing it to prevent terrorism and destabilization. I don't agree with all of China's censorship or way of handling their people, but we can't overreact to every such matter. If we did, we'd have to sanction the world and go to war on the daily. No thanks.
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@akshitbhola3790 Yes. Assimilating a problematic group isn't genocide. And such tactics that you're referring to wasn't the cause of the world wars anyway. Nobody intervenes or loses their mind over these policies. We shouldn't these days either.
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@Scho-penhauer Yes...and...?
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@starshipdriver8536 Cultural genocide isn't genocide and cultura assimilation isn't always indefensible...unless you're stuck in some naive liberal dreamworld.
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@starshipdriver8536 If you're gonna launch insults and presume that others are lying, you're going to be useless interacting with. Clean your act and behave.
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This happens like once a month. So unnecessary. All that this results in is increased prices for goods on the market that the average customer, you and me, suffers from. Sad
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@eternalawareness1 In what way is the assimilating policy against problematic domestic groups with thousands of members who've sworn allegiance to ISIS affect the rest of the world?
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