"This wave of anti-China feeling masks the west's own Covid-19 failures"

@kewpie said
https://www.sciencefocus.com/the-human-body/is-cannibalism-more-natural-than-we-think/

Yah... that does not claim that humans are naturally cannabalistic.

It suggests there are a few tribes that used to have the practise and that it’s happened in exceptionally stressful situations (like starvation during a siege).

The next time you try to make a point, read what you’re posting first.

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Me? A victim?
You obviously have reading issues.

Now tell us why we can’t have opinions about China that are just as meaningful as Chinese having opinions about China.

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Do you suppose a male gynocologist knows less about a woman’s anatomy than the average woman?

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1. You wouldn’t know.

2. You don’t need to be a China expert to hold opinions on China.

3. A privacy expert, a psychologist, anyone who’s read 1984... all can have very strong opinions on China’s privacy-bending laws, it’s social credit system, its human rights abuses in general and “re-education” camps for Uighurs including the slave labour and seperation of families.

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Now, change that sentence to suggest that ignorant Chinese people have misinformed opinions about Westerners.

There you go, you little racist, you.