Not that I don't love this for them.
But this source is really odd, it's not a reputable new source, and has no citations, and very much an opinion blog type site.
Is there a better source for the story?
Not that I don't love this for them.
But this source is really odd, it's not a reputable new source, and has no citations, and very much an opinion blog type site.
Is there a better source for the story?
Believe it or not, there are plans to "overhaul" the Hukou system.
https://thediplomat.com/2024/08/china-unveils-ambitious-5-year-plan-to-overhaul-the-hukou-system/
Recently I think they make it so couples can register their marriage in any jurisdiction. And not have to go to one of the couple's birth town.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202505/1333785.shtml
I couldn't fully understand whether or not their children's Hukou will now be in the location of their marriage registration. But it's a good step forward and they saw a brief spike in marriage registration overall.
It's so weird that they've been so stubborn about it for so long, even as their cities expand to accommodate migrants and the population growth is slowed.
I legitimately think he got high on his own supply with X. People and bots feeding his narcissism, and right wing misinformation and disinformation galore created who he is today.
And now he's huffing his own AI sex bot. It all tracks.
Clean your dick guy
To add on, yes there is homophobia, but not the religious "they're going to hell" type. Purely from a reproductive/family lineage stand point. People don't care as much societally, unless it's their own children, because that'll end their own family lineage (but science babies is possible). Especially if it's their only offspring from the result of the one child policy, the parents can be quite upset. If they had like 5 kids, and 1 is homosexual, most modern Chinese people would not care. But laws wise it's still very don't ask don't tell, so there's not many rights, but laws are generally not actively vicious.
Internally, China has been producing a lot of queer media. TV shows, comics, novels, animations etc. so far they mainly just need to not be "pornographic"
The crackdown on the media is bundled with restrictions on overt sexual content (gay or straight), video games, foreign media depicting "feminine" men (ie. Korean media), and whatever else they think distracts from baby making.
But queer media is judged a bit more harshly for sure.
Went to PAX, the rest of the convention floor smelled fine. The smell at the tabletop game floor hit hard.
This is a lesson on marketing. "No Kings" rolls off the tongue. Monarchy invokes autocracy/dictatorship, it's an easy transition into connecting that it's the opposite of democracy.
"Rulers" kind of include democratically elected ones. "Oligarchs" are too targeted and a big word. And like you said, there are other problems too.
What's why "Fake News" and "Make America Great Again" worked so well. Simple and stupid, an elementary schooler can read it. And have enough ambiguity that they can be interpreted however the listener wants to.
The organization had tried other slogans for their protests, none brought out more people like "No Kings". Give people what they want I guess.
I enjoy her so much on the show. Did not know about her at all before the Daily Show. Her name is also really cool.
Bloatware = software. OP is not calling out their hardware. Just that Android gets a bad rep because Samsung keeps bloating their OS with useless software.
How do you get blocked from a news site?
Deliberately used as the "enemy" by the fascist state as scapegoat and distraction. Queer people were also targeted by Nazis.
In Chinese, verbally the world for he, she, and it are all the same pronunciation. It is only differentiated in writing.