Stupid op ed
Hmm...I wonder if NYT will apologize for running this op-ed, which is clearly so dangerous to the advocates of democracy and autonomy in Hong Kong.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/01/opinion/hong-kong-china-security-law.html …
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An implied argument for the notion that authoritarian rule is acceptable if it imposes order and stability. Historically, that has proven to be a very slippery slope.
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They still haven’t apologized for this one https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/20/opinion/taliban-afghanistan-war-haqqani.html … And this came out like a week after the Haqqanis kidnapped an American contractor.
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FFS, is this the
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Why should the NYT have to apologize for running an op-ed by a senior gvt official? You might disagree with her position (I certainly do), but isn't it a core principle of liberalism to allow all voices to participate in public debate, even the unpleasant ones?
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Also, an op-ed in a Western newspaper will change nothing for advocates for democracy in HK. What endangers them is the actual crack-down in the city itself and the extra-territorial powers created by the new nat-sec law, not a column in a journal far away.
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HK is not China!
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