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  I do support re-education though.
  
  But you also say:
  
  I'm not a blind defender of its government, or any government for that matter.
  
  Yet you're a supporter of them running re-education camps?
context: I'm not a liberal and I believe in collective justice.
  
  That's just racism when applied to something like this. >
  
  I'm a person of color, and I don't believe in racism. >
  
  Ok, well, it doesn't change that it's racist just because you don't believe in it.
  A person of color who doesn't believe in racism?  I mean... you care to explain that?  Like... that is really hard to even take seriously at all as a coherent thing to say. >
  
  I don't believe racism is a real thing. People hardly hate because of skin color and those that do are usually immature and young. People hate you because of your culture and civilisation and what you stand for. Culturalism or civilizationism are better terms. Westerners say they're tolerant of people of diverse backgrounds, except when they offer an opinion tied to their culture contrary to theirs. >
  
  Ok, well let's go with that idea.
  Your view appears to be bigoted then, not racist.
  Does that somehow make it better? >
  
  
  I'm also reinforced by the fact that many islamic countries have also backed China on this issue.
  
  Chinese Muslims are Turks, and you are listening to Arab nationalists. Arab nationalists want genocide of all non-arabs, see how Saddam Hussein gassed the Kurds because the Kurds are Persian, despite being Sunni Muslims the same as Arab Iraqis. The fact that it was an Islamic Country doing the An-Anfal Genocide does not lessen the fact that it was genocide, and the fact that these same types of people support genocide abroad does not lessen any genocide >
  
  I'm saying it is not genocide as commonly understood by people. I do not support genocide. Who does? I do support re-education though.