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★★★气疯了★★有铊军在造谣我们★★死亡威胁★★他们的孩子和家人！说★★网络
迫害★★！！！无耻！！！看来孙铊们最怕的果然是外媒关注！！
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-06/censorship-feeds-criti
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applesaw 7 hours ago
The only so called real "involvement" of Xue and Li in this case are to be
Zhu Lin's classmate and didn't share Internet mob's conviction that Sun is
the murderer. Not only they themselves were viciously and cowardly harassed
by internet mob in real life, call for harassment, humiliation and attack
has been ongoing against their child. All in name of "justice" without a
shred of evidence. The two posters Steven li and Sabrina L above may very
well be part of that lynch mob, together the all those "likes". The number
most likely will grow thanks to the anonimity on internet.
Welcome to witch hunting of Internet age.
applesaw in reply to HDONUTS 1 hour ago
The harassment Xue and other zhulin's classmate's family are experiencing
right now are more than "harsh words".
Zhu is not only the victim of poisoning, but also a victim of Internet mob
when her tragedy was used by the Internet mob.
applesaw in reply to Ta Zhui 7 hours ago HYPERLINK "http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-06/censorship-feeds-criticism-of-chinese-poisoning-case.html" \l ""Collapse
To R N. I don't know Xue and Lin. But I do know their facebook picture with
their child has been splashed all over chinese internet for mocking and I
also saw quite some death threat. Their employee, coworker, and even real
estate agent has been harassed. Are you denying any of those? I don't know
if the child's parents have contacted police all not. I surely hope so. Then
again, what police can do to a faceless internet ID just like "R.N"
To Ta Zhui, you are mistaken, I am not Li or Xue. I have seen those "hacked"
letters. To me, they are trying to defend themselves against vigilantes
like you,
Wang Long 8 hours ago
Dear Mr. Adam Minter,
You are publishing this article, blaming China for censorship. How ironic
that the comment I posted disappeared within minutes.
My comment was "flagged for review", which means there is a decent chance
that it cannot pass the review and will be deleted. So it's not above the
Western standard to delete inappropriate comments. Mr. Minter, do you know
what kind of comment (or news articles) I see extremely inappropriate?
Accusations of murder against an innocent person based purely on hearsay.
But then of course you have the luxury to call what you see censorship. Have
I?
Western journalists had accused the "Chinese Internet mobs" in other
occasions when they see fit. But they surely don't mind it when Chinese
internet mob's action suits their political agenda. How politically
convenient and not to say correct.
迫害★★！！！无耻！！！看来孙铊们最怕的果然是外媒关注！！
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-06/censorship-feeds-criti
You can like the comments and article without registration!!!
applesaw 7 hours ago
The only so called real "involvement" of Xue and Li in this case are to be
Zhu Lin's classmate and didn't share Internet mob's conviction that Sun is
the murderer. Not only they themselves were viciously and cowardly harassed
by internet mob in real life, call for harassment, humiliation and attack
has been ongoing against their child. All in name of "justice" without a
shred of evidence. The two posters Steven li and Sabrina L above may very
well be part of that lynch mob, together the all those "likes". The number
most likely will grow thanks to the anonimity on internet.
Welcome to witch hunting of Internet age.
applesaw in reply to HDONUTS 1 hour ago
The harassment Xue and other zhulin's classmate's family are experiencing
right now are more than "harsh words".
Zhu is not only the victim of poisoning, but also a victim of Internet mob
when her tragedy was used by the Internet mob.
applesaw in reply to Ta Zhui 7 hours ago HYPERLINK "http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-06/censorship-feeds-criticism-of-chinese-poisoning-case.html" \l ""Collapse
To R N. I don't know Xue and Lin. But I do know their facebook picture with
their child has been splashed all over chinese internet for mocking and I
also saw quite some death threat. Their employee, coworker, and even real
estate agent has been harassed. Are you denying any of those? I don't know
if the child's parents have contacted police all not. I surely hope so. Then
again, what police can do to a faceless internet ID just like "R.N"
To Ta Zhui, you are mistaken, I am not Li or Xue. I have seen those "hacked"
letters. To me, they are trying to defend themselves against vigilantes
like you,
Wang Long 8 hours ago
Dear Mr. Adam Minter,
You are publishing this article, blaming China for censorship. How ironic
that the comment I posted disappeared within minutes.
My comment was "flagged for review", which means there is a decent chance
that it cannot pass the review and will be deleted. So it's not above the
Western standard to delete inappropriate comments. Mr. Minter, do you know
what kind of comment (or news articles) I see extremely inappropriate?
Accusations of murder against an innocent person based purely on hearsay.
But then of course you have the luxury to call what you see censorship. Have
I?
Western journalists had accused the "Chinese Internet mobs" in other
occasions when they see fit. But they surely don't mind it when Chinese
internet mob's action suits their political agenda. How politically
convenient and not to say correct.