[QUOTE=archangel125;40393068]Actually, they have excellent points. I think that the USA is being hypocritical when it portrays itself as having the best human rights record.[/QUOTE]For all of America's many and grievous flaws, wrongdoings and international bullying, i'd rather live in the US than China if I were to base it entirely on human rights records.
im happy someone is calling out our government on it, even if it is China who arguably does much less for their citizens than our country does and does more harms to others
China shooting tibetan pilgrims crossing border out of china
US you voilate human rights !
[QUOTE=Knuffelbeer;40403398]China shooting tibetan pilgrims crossing border out of china
US you voilate human rights ![/QUOTE]
Honestly, it's the same vice-versa. China has glaring issues with human rights, and America has slightly less glaring issues with human rights. But they both have severe issues. America's prison systems are a prime example, since we have the highest percentage of the population in prison out of any other country. Stuff like voter rights, which they also cited, are other more obvious issues. Super PACs and huge corporate money donations are absolutely lowering the individual's power in politics. Guantanamo Bay is another example of super obvious human rights violations. There's plenty of them. The US criticizes China for its human rights violations, it's only fair that China criticizes the US for theirs.
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