Xi ‘Arrests’ Already-Jailed Tiananmen Activist

If social media posts "with seditious intent" were grounds for arrest and detention in the US, America's incarceration rate would be even higher than it already is. In the US, seditious conspiracies are tolerated as a manifestation of protected speech, a hideous perversion of the First Amendment which has evolved into an impenetrable legal shield for pretty much anything you want to say and, increasingly, anything you want to do. In China, by contrast, seditious conspiracies are frowned upon,

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